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- #!/bin/sh
- #
- # NOTE TO USERS MIGRATING TO UNIX: this file is a standard 'sh' script. The
- # rules for entering long lines, using the value of a variable in the
- # definition of another, and so forth are the same as with any other 'sh'
- # script. You cannot use the same conventions as in the system you are
- # migrating from. Please note that variable names are case sensitive under
- # unix and must be entered as shown. For more information about 'sh' and
- # scripts in general, simply refer to your system documentation.
- #
- # NOTE TO UNIX USERS: LISTSERV configuration parameters generally use the
- # space as a separator character (as opposed to, say, comma or semicolon).
- #
- # -- If your mail software can't handle addresses like user@node.BITNET
- # -- then define BITNET_ROUTE to be the Internet hostname of a machine
- # -- that can (perhaps a local machine that is also a Bitnet host?) If
- # -- you are not sure which machine is best, do not define this variable.
- # -- The default value is a machine operated by L-Soft which, while not
- # -- necessarily the best choice, will get the mail through.
- # --
- # -- Uncomment this line if you define this!
- #BITNET_ROUTE="MAILHOST.MYDOMAIN.EDU"
- #
- # -- If your system's SMTP server is picky about the hostname it will
- # -- accept, define SMTP_HOSTNAME to the appopriate name. LISTSERV will
- # -- use the fully qualified domain name for your system by default.
- # -- Note that it is incorrect for a SMTP server not to accept a fully
- # -- qualified name, but unfortunately older versions of sendmail do that.
- # --
- # -- Uncomment this line if you define this!
- #SMTP_HOSTNAME="myhostname"
- #
- # -- The fully qualified domain name for this host.
- NODE="MYHOSTNAME.MYDOMAIN.EDU"
- #
- # -- Pattern defining local mailing addresses, use asterisks to match any
- # -- number of arbitrary characters.
- LOCAL="*.MYDOMAIN.EDU"
- #
- # -- The e-mail address(es) of the LISTSERV maintainer(s). SPACE SEPARATED!
- POSTMASTER="someone@somewhere.domain.name someone@else.domain.name"
- #
- # -- All possible domain names for this machine. SPACE SEPARATED!
- MYDOMAIN=$NODE
- #
- # -- The password to be used when sending "put" commands to create files
- CREATEPW="XXXXXXXX"
- #
- # -- The username created to run the LISTSERV code. This must match the
- # -- USERID macro in the Makefile. The default value, listserv, should
- # -- be used if at all possible.
- USERID="listserv"
- #
- # -- A short name for your organization, used in "From:" fields. The
- # -- default is your Internet hostname.
- # -- Uncomment this line if you define this!
- #MYORG="XYZ Inc."
-