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-# DCC module
-
-This modules performs [DCC](http://www.dcc-servers.net/dcc/) lookups to determine
-the *bulkiness* of a message (e.g. how many recipients have seen it).
-
-Identifying bulk messages is very useful in composite rules e.g. if a message is
-from a freemail domain *AND* the message is reported as bulk by DCC then you can
-be sure the message is spam and can assign a greater weight to it.
-
-Please view the License terms on the DCC website before you enable this module.
-
-## Module configuration
-
-This module requires that you have the `dccifd` daemon configured, running and
-working correctly.  To do this you must download and build the [latest DCC client]
-(https://www.dcc-servers.net/dcc/source/dcc.tar.Z).  Once installed, edit
-`/var/dcc/dcc_conf` set `DCCIFD_ENABLE=on` and set `DCCM_LOG_AT=NEVER` and
-`DCCM_REJECT_AT=MANY`, then start the daemon by running `/var/dcc/libexec/rcDCC start`.
-
-Once the `dccifd` daemon is started it will listen on the UNIX domain socket /var/dcc/dccifd
-and all you have to do is tell the rspamd where `dccifd` is listening:
-
-~~~ucl
-dcc {
-    host = "/var/dcc/dccifd";
-    # Port is only required if `dccifd` listens on a TCP socket
-    # port = 1234
-}
-~~~
-
-Once this module is configured it will write the DCC output to the rspamd as each
-message is scanned:
-
-`````
-Apr  5 14:19:53 mail1-ewh rspamd: (normal) lua; dcc.lua:98: sending to dcc: client=217.78.2.204#015DNSERROR helo="003b046f.slimabs.top" envfrom="23SecondAbs@slimabs.top" envrcpt="xxxx@xxxx.com"
-Apr  5 14:19:53 mail1-ewh rspamd: (normal) lua; dcc.lua:65: DCC result=R disposition=R header="X-DCC--Metrics: xxxxx.xxxx.com 1282; bulk Body=1 Fuz1=1 Fuz2=many"
-`````
-
-Any messages that DCC returns a *reject* result for (based on the configured `DCCM_REJECT_AT`
-value) will cause the symbol `DCC_BULK` to fire.