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# Lines starting with '#' are comments, and are ignored by Remote Mail.
# Changes only take effect after you relaunch your web server.
# Without a license, the software will only allow two simultaneous
# sessions. Contact orders@netdreams.com to get a license for this
# software or go to the web page at <http://www.netdreams.com/remotemail/>
# License-Key: put your license key here
# Should users be allowed to specify servers other than the default?
# To turn on you must use the values "true" or "on" (case-insensitive)
# or a number other than zero. Any other values will default to "false"
Allow-Foreign-Servers: on
# Sets the mail server used when none is specified. Set this to
# the POP3 server to use by default. If Allow-Foreign-Servers is
# set to "off", this is the host that will *always* be used,
# you MUST configure this if you are disallowing foreign servers.
# Default-Servername: mail.your.dom
# Is the user allowed to specify their own return address in the login
# screen? Set to "on" or "off".
Allow-Return-Address: on
# Normally, the return address is a combination of the login username
# and a host name. For example, the POP server might be "mail.your.dom"
# but the return address might be "username@your.dom".
# Set this value to default value of the host name of the return address.
# Default-Return-Host: your.dom
# Some servers use a specific algorithm to convert login names to
# return addresses. EIMS takes login names like "joe%your.dom" and
# changes them to "joe@your.dom". Currently, the only value values
# for the field are "none" and "EIMS". Contact us if you would like
# direct support for some other brand of server.
Default-Return-Algorithm: none
# Session Management
# There are two variables that affect the behaviour of the user session.
# Session-timeout specifies (in seconds) how long a session may be
# inactive before the user is automatically logged out.
Session-Timeout: 1200
# Pop-connection-refresh specifies how often a NOOP command is sent
# to the pop server to keep the POP connection open. Some POP servers
# will terminate an idle connection after as little as 10 minutes.
Pop-Connection-Refresh: 300
# By default, how many messages appear in the mailbox view at one time?
Default-Mailbox-Length: 20
# It is impractical to handle arbitrarily large messages via a browser
# interface, so you must specify (in Kilobytes) how much of a message
# you are willing to allow people to download. The plug-in converts
# this to a guesstimated number of lines (due to the way POP works),
# so how much data the user actually gets depends somewhat on message
# formatting. In a post-1.0 release we may provide a special mechanism
# for downloading arbitrarily large message to a local file.
Max-Message-Size: 50
# Many messages do not contain line breaks. Since messages are displayed
# inside <pre> tags, they often need to have line breaks inserted. This
# number determines the maximum line length to use when displaying messages
Message-Wrap-Length: 80
#Some plug-ins make their services available to other plug-ins via PIXO,
#a cross-plugin archetecture for WebSTAR. If you wish to use tags and commands
#from another development tool in Remote Mail views, check to see if that
#plug-in supports PIXO and will act as a "processor" plug-in. Use that
#plug-in's PIXO service name in this configuration.
#
#PIXO-Preprocessor: SSI_PIXO
# Most POP3 servers support a login method called "APOP". Instead of
# simply sending the password to the server, the APOP method encrypts
# the password first, preventing unauthorized access to your account.
# It is off by default because during our testing we discovered that
# some mail servers do not correctly implement APOP, causing all APOP
# logins to fail. If your mail server supports APOP, you should try
# turning this on.
Enable-APOP: off
# What charset to use for most views. In the Message view, this is usually
# overridden by the character set of the message being displayed.
Default-Charset: US-ASCII
# Page expiration is especially important in lab situations where one person finishes
# a session and then another person uses the computer several minutes afterwards. You
# want pages to expire to prevent the next user from simply hitting the "back" button.
# Measured in seconds.
Default-Page-Expiration: 1200