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- ; V-MailServer 2.20 configuration file.
- ;
- ; See the documentation for more detailed information about each field
- ;
- ;
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
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- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
- ; Mail delivery options
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; MailProgram is the mail delivery program of you choice.
- ; Generally, it is RMAIL. You should specify the full path
- ; to it.
-
- MailProgram %InsMailExecDir%\rmail.exe
-
- ; -----------
-
- ; If 'MailProgram' needs any other options to run, set them here
- ; MailProgramOptions
-
- ; -----------
-
- ; GradeOption is used if 'MailProgram' can handle UUCP grades, and if
- ; you wish to set grades in the other V-MailServer configuration files
- ;
- ; Specify the option name for setting the grade, or comment out the line
- ; to disable UUCP grades. The actual grade value is set in other
- ; configuration files.
- ;
- ; GradeOption -g
-
- ; -----------
-
- ; RmailLineMax is the maximum length of a command line for 'MailProgram',
- ; not including the length of the 'GradeOption' or 'MailProgramOptions'.
- ;
- ; For multiple addressing of mailing list, it must be set > 0. A good value
- ; to use is 100 for this purpose. Leaving it at 0 will disable multiple
- ; addressing
-
- RmailLineMax 0
-
-
-
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
- ; Mail addressing options
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; UUCPFrom is the address to put in the 'From' envelope line at the
- ; beginning of outgoing messages
-
- UUCPFrom %InsSender-Name%
-
- ; -----------
-
- ; Node is the name of your site
-
- Node %InsNode%
-
- ; -----------
-
- ; ServerName is the name of the server, for use in the 'From:' field
- ; in the header.
-
- ServerName %InsServer-Name%@%InsNode%
-
- ; -----------
-
- ; SenderName is the name used in the header fields 'Sender:'
-
- SenderName %InsSender-Name%@%InsNode%
-
- ; -----------
-
-
- ; The Owner ID is used to identify the owner of the mail server. Any
- ; important status messages, such as security violations, are mailed to
- ; address.
-
- OwnerID %InsOwnerID%
-
- ; To-Format specifies whether multiple "To:" addresses are listed
- ; one per line (Separate), or all on one line (Same)
-
- To-Format Separate
-
-
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
- ; UUEncoding options
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
-
-
- ; UUEProg is the UUencoding program. It should be able to place
- ; it's output into one or more files.
-
- UUEProg %InsMailExecDir%\UUENCODE.EXE
-
- ; UUEncodeOptions is the option string to pass to the
- ; UUEProg program specified above.
-
- UUEncodeOptions -s 700 -c
-
- ; UUENCODE_SWITCH and XXENCODE_SWITCH are the UUENCODE program's
- ; command line switches to enable UUencoding or XXencoding
-
- ; Commented out because Richard Marks' UUENCODE program defaults to
- ; UUEncoding
- ; UUENCODE_SWITCH
- XXENCODE_SWITCH -x
-
- ; UUETEMP is the name of the output file for the UUencoder.
-
- UUETEMP %InsTempDir%\VSRUUE
-
- ; UUEOUTPUTSPEC is used for multi-part UUencoded requests. Most
- ; UUencoders will create multiple files for multi-part UUencodes.
- ; They should have a simple format that they use to name the multiple
- ; files. Richard Mark's Uuencode will number the files sequentially,
- ; for example. Eg. VSRUUE1.UUE, VSRUUE2.UUE...
-
- UUEOUTPUTSPEC %InsTempDir%\vsruue*.??e
-
- ; Parameters for determining whether files are encoded, and the maximum
- ; length of an un-encoded file
- UU-Encodeskip .TXT.DOC..
- UU-MaxSize 10000
-
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
- ; Files and Paths
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; TEMPDIR is the directory to use for temporary files
- TEMPDIR %InsTempDir%
-
- ; PASSWORDFILE is the name of the file that contains the password
- ; information
-
- PASSWORDFILE %InsVmsDir%\password.dat
-
-
- ; SEQF is the name of a file that contains a number used for creating
- ; temporary files and queue files.
-
- SEQF %InsVmsDir%\seqf
-
-
- ; Words-path is the subdirectory that contains the message files for
- ; V-MailServer
-
- words-path %InsVmsDir%\words
-
- ; INFOPATH is the path to look in for file used by the INFO command
-
- INFOPATH %InsVmsDir%\info
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-
- ; HELPFILE is the name of the file to send in response to 'HELP'
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- HELPFILE %InsVmsDir%\words\help.txt
-
- ; INDEXFILE is the name of the file to send in response to 'INDEX'
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- INDEXFILE %InsVmsDir%\index
-
- ; LOGFILE is the name of the VMS request log
-
- LOGFILE %InsVmsDir%\log\vmslog
-
- ; LOGTYPE determines whether to include incoming message headers or text
- ; bodies in the LOG file.
-
- ; Place the keywords "Headers" and/or "Body" on the line below if you wish
- ; to include the header, body, or both in the log file. The keywords can
- ; be in any order, with any number of spaces between them
-
- LOGTYPE Headers Body
-
- ; REJECTFILE contains the addresses of any users or domains to disallow
- ; VMS access for. Specifying a partial domain will disallow access
- ; to ALL users in that domain
-
- REJECTFILE %InsVmsDir%\reject.vms
-
-
-
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
- ; File area parameters
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
-
-
- ; VALIDPATHS contains the directory names of all the valid directories
- ; that may be accessed via VMS requests. It is used for security.
-
- VALIDPATHS %InsVmsDir%\legalpth.dat
-
- ; SEARCHTREE contains the names of all the directories to search
- ; when requesting a file.
-
- SEARCHTREE %InsVmsDir%\srchpath.dat
-
-
- ; USERDIRFILE contains the address and the user directory for any
- ; people who you have set up a user directory for.
-
- USERDIRFILE %InsVmsDir%\user\userdir
-
- ; USERSECURITYFILE contains the legal user directories a user may access.
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- USERSECURITYFILE %InsVmsDir%\user\userdirs
-
-
- ; FILEALIAS defines the name of the file which contains aliases for
- ; filename being requested, along with command files to execute if the
- ; file is accessed
-
- FILEALIAS %InsVmsDir%\FALIAS
-
-
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
- ; Traffic and Request Limiting
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; TRAFFICCONTROL is the file used to monitor traffic
-
- TRAFFICCONTROL %InsVmsDir%\log\traffic.dat
-
- ; limit total requested bytes to 250000 per day
-
- DAILYLIMIT 250000
-
- ; limit Number of bytes per mail message to 150000
-
- MESSAGELIMIT 150000
-
- ; allow the first request of the first message of the day to retrieve
- ; more than the daily or message limits
- ; ALLOWFIRSTREQUEST 0 will disable this
-
- ALLOWFIRSTREQUEST 1
-
-
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
- ; QUEUE parameters
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; QUEUEDIR is the directory for queueing requests as they come in
- ;
-
- QUEUEDIR %InsVmsDir%\queue
-
- ; QUEUELIMITFILE is the name of the file that stores the number of
- ; bytes processed by VMAILX
-
- QUEUELIMITFILE %InsVmsDir%\log\quelim
-
- ; QUEUEPROGRAM defines the program name to put in the .X files,
- ; when a request is queued for later processing.
-
- QUEUEPROGRAM %InsVmsDir%\vmail.exe
-
- ; QUEUEPROGRAMOPTIONS lists the options to be added to the QUEUEPROGRAM
- ; when it is used.
- QUEUEPROGRAMOPTIONS -t
-
-
-
- ; if free space is < Minimum-Free-Disk, queueing is automatically enabled
- Minimum-Free-Disk c: 200000
- Minimum-Free-Disk d: 200000
- Minimum-Free-Disk e: 200000
- Minimum-Free-Disk f: 200000
-
- ; The parameters below refer to the actual outgoing UUCP spool drive used
- ; by RMAIL, or whatever MTA you are using.
- ;
- ; VMAILX checks this specified drive for the required free space, and will
- ; stop processing requests if there isn't enough. This prevents RMAIL from
- ; running out of disk space
-
- Minimum-Free-Spool 200000
- Mail-Spool-Drive d:
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-
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
- ; MASTER files
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; AFSFILE is the list of addresses and the file to send in response
- ; to a message.
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- AFSFILE %InsVmsDir%\afs\afsmast
-
- ; MAILINGLISTS contains the names of all the mailing lists and the files
- ; that contain each one.
-
- MAILINGLISTS %InsVmsDir%\mail\mailmast
-
- ; KILLFILE defines the name of the KILL file, which contains the header
- ; names and values to check for killing incoming messages
-
- KILLFILE %InsVmsDir%\kill
-
- ; The UDCFILE contains the User-Defined Command names, passwords,
- ; command file names and allowable User-IDs.
-
- UDCFILE %InsVmsDir%\udc\UDCS
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-
-
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
- ; Header Conversion and general ACL scripts
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
-
- ; Main header conversion file for mail server requests.
-
- HeaderConversion %InsVmsDir%\acl\default.hc
-
- ; Header conversion file for requests queued for later delivery
- ; ie - using the "-q" parameter, or if not enough free disk space
-
- JustHeaderConversion %InsVmsDir%\acl\queue.hc
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-
- ; ACL script to execute when processing mail server requests
-
- CommandFile %InsVmsDir%\acl\default.acl
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- ; ACL script to execute if queuing requests for later delivery
-
- QueueCommandFile %InsVmsDir%\acl\queue.acl
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-
- ; Miscellaneous Parameters
- ;
-
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
- ; Obsolete parameters - listed for information only
- ; ---------------------------------------------------------
-
- ;
- ; FILETYPE is the program that is executed to determine which files
- ; should be uuencoded or not
-
- ; FILETYPE %InsVmsDir%\chkuue.exe
-
-
- ; FILETYPEOPTIONS are any options which should be added to the
- ; the FILETYPE program's command line
-
- ; FILETYPEOPTIONS
-
- ; STATUSWORKFILE is a temporary file for holding the 'status' message
-
- ; STATUSWORKFILE %InsTempDir%\reqstat.vms
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- ; TEMPMAILFILE is the temporary file used when creating any mail
- ;TEMPMAILFILE %InsTempDir%\pjunk
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-