A PHP viewer for DMARC records that have been parsed by John Levine's rddmarc script or the dmarcts-report-parser.pl

• Allow to view pass/fail data for the parsed reports
• Identify potential DMARC related issues through red/orange/green signals

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NOTE: The viewer expects that you have already populated a database with data from John Levine's rddmarc script or the dmarcts-report-parser.pl script.

To install dependencies...

you need a webserver (apache, nginx, ...) with installed php and additionaly:

apt-get install  php-mysql

git clone https://github.com/techsneeze/dmarcts-report-viewer.git

Once the PHP files have been downloaded, you will need to copy dmarcts-report-viewer-config.php.sample to dmarcts-report-viewer-config.php.

cp dmarcts-report-viewer-config.php.sample dmarcts-report-viewer-config.php

Next, edit these basic configuration options at the top of the dmarcts-report-viewer-config.php file with the appropriate information:

$dbhost="localhost";
$dbname="dmarc";
$dbuser="dmarc";
$dbpass="xxx";
$dbport="3306";
$cssfile="default.css";

$default_lookup = 1;  # 1=on 0=off (on is old behaviour )
$default_sort = 1;  # 1=ASCdening 0=DESCending (ASCending is default behaviour )

Ensure that dmarcts-report-viewer-config.php, dmarcts-report-viewer.php, and default.css are in the same folder.

Navigate in your browser to the location of the dmarcts-report-viewer.php file.

You should be presented with the basic report view, allowing you to navigate through the reports that have been parsed.

• Green : DKIM and SPF = pass
• Red : DKIM and SPF = fail
• Orange : Either DKIM or SPF (but not both) = fail
• Yellow : Some other condition, and should be investigated (e.g. DKIM or SPF result were missing, "softfail", "temperror", etc.)

More info can currently be found at : TechSneeze.com