doc-generator: add new option dkim-use-domain

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@@ -25,7 +25,38 @@ pmgqm - Quarantine Management Toolkit
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-Toolkit to manage spam an virus quarantine, and send spam report mails.
+Toolkit to manage spam and virus quarantine, and send spam report mails.
+
+The possible timespans are `week`, `yesterday`, and `today`. The default
+pmgspamreport.service is run at 00:05 every day and calls the `pmgqm` command
+with the `--timespan yesterday` parameter.
+This will send a spam report if at least one new spam mail was moved to the
+quarantine since the beginning of the previous day.
+
+The service can be edited, for example, to change the timespan to `today` or
+`week`, with the following command:
+----
+systemctl edit pmgspamreport.service
+----
+
+The timer can be edited with the command below:
+----
+systemctl edit pmgspamreport.timer
+----
+
+Note that adding another `OnCalendar` event will cause the report to be sent in
+addition to the default time. If you want to prevent the default email at
+00:05, you must first reset the original `OnCalendar` setting, For example, to
+send the emails *only* at 06:00 you would enter the following lines when
+editing the timer unit:
+
+----
+[Timer]
+OnCalendar=
+OnCalendar=06:00
+----
+
+For details see the systemd man pages: `systemd.unit(5)`, `systemd.timer(5)`.
 
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