Re: Sample _complete_ /etc/tmdarc file?

[email protected] (Jason R. Mastaler) writes:

> Lloyd Zusman <[email protected]> writes:
>
>> Is there a sample /etc/tmdarc file that contains all of the
>> configuration variables and short descriptions of them?  I'm looking
>> for one that goes with version 1.1.11.
>
> What you want is the configuration variables reference. See
>
> http://wiki.tmda.net/ConfigurationVariables
>
> The tarball also includes a PDF of this information for easier printed
> reading.

Thank you, but actually, I was looking for something that is already in
the format of a valid /etc/tmdarc file.  I already know about this
reference documentation, but the older version of TMDA that I first
downloaded a few years ago had a file that I could simply drop into
place as an /etc/tmdarc and then edit.  Each configuration variable
appeared with a short description, its default value, etc.

I'm putting a short excerpt at the end of this message.  The original
had more than 1300 lines.

I guess that such a thing doesn't exist any more in the more recent
versions of TMDA, correct?  If so, then I'll make do, but I was just
hoping ...

Anyway, here's the short excerpt:

  ... etc. ...
  #
  # RECIPIENT_DELIMITER
  # A single character which specifies the separator between user names
  # and address extensions (e.g, user-ext).
  # The default under qmail is `-', while the default for Sendmail and
  # friends is likely `+'. The default for MMDF is '='.
  #
  # Default is "-"
  #
  RECIPIENT_DELIMITER = "-"
  
  # ALLOW_MODE_640
  # Set this variable to True if you want to allow a mode 640 CRYPT_KEY_FILE.
  #
  # Default is False (turned off)
  #
  ALLOW_MODE_640 = False
  
  # MAIL_TRANSPORT
  # Final delivery method for all outgoing mail (server and client).
  # Possible values include:
  #
  # "smtp"
  #    Deliver messages by handing them off to an SMTP server (i.e,
  #    smarthost).  Be sure that the "SMTPHOST" variable (see below) is
  #    set correctly.
  #
  # "sendmail"
  #    Deliver messages via the command line interface to the sendmail
  #    program (e.g, /usr/sbin/sendmail).
  #
  # Default is "sendmail"
  #
  MAIL_TRANSPORT = "smtp"
  
  # SMTPHOST
  # SMTP host and optional port, when MAIL_TRANSPORT is "smtp".
  # If the hostname or IP address ends with a colon (":") followed by a
  # number, that suffix will be stripped off and the number interpreted
  # as the port number to use.  Otherwise, the standard SMTP port (25)
  # will be used.
  #
  # Examples:
  #
  # SMTPHOST = "localhost"
  # SMTPHOST = "172.16.78.20:2525"
  # SMTPHOST = "mailhost.company.com"
  # SMTPHOST = "mailhost.company.com:1234"
  #
  # Default is "localhost" (port 25 on the local host)
  #
  SMTPHOST = "localhost:25"
  
  # SMTPAUTH_USERNAME
  # The username to authenticate with if your SMTP server requires
  # authentication.  You must also define SMTPAUTH_PASSWORD if you use
  # this option.  Requires Python 2.2 or greater.
  #
  # Examples:
  #
  # SMTPAUTH_USERNAME = "johndoe"
  #
  # No default.
  #
  ... etc. ...



-- 
 Lloyd Zusman
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 God bless you.