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Mailfromd |
General-Purpose Mail Filter |
Sergey Poznyakoff |
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This appendix describes an obsolete mailfromd configuration
interface: ‘#pragma option’. For a new interface, see Configuring mailfromd.
The syntax of ‘#pragma option’ is:
#pragma option name value |
where name is the name of the command line option (without leading dashes) to set, and value is its new value. The effect of this statement is the same as that of the command line option ‘--name=value’.
The value is specific for each particular option. The supported value types are:
A decimal number.
A string of characters. It must be enclosed in a pair of quotes, if it contains whitespace characters (use either single or double quotes, at your option).
A boolean value: yes, true or t to indicate
a true value, and no, false or nil to indicate a
false value.
An IP address in “dotted-quad” notation or a fully-qualified host name.
The time interval specification, as described in See time interval specification. It needs not be quoted.
The following options control various database expiration
intervals. The use of these options is deprecated, please use the
corresponding #pragma database option.
Sets expiration interval for all databases. See expire-interval-conf, for a new method of setting it.
Sets expiration interval for positive cache entries. Use the ‘database’ configuration file statement instead. See section positive-expire-interval.
Sets expiration interval for negative cache entries. Use the ‘database’ configuration file statement instead. See section negative-expire-interval.
Sets expiration interval for entries in the rates database. Use the ‘database’ configuration file statement instead (see section expire-interval):
database rate {
expire-interval interval;
}
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The following options control I/O operations over TCP.
Sets source address for TCP connections. Use the ‘source-ip’ configuration file statement instead. See section source-ip.
Sets initial connection timeout. Use the ‘connect-timeout’ configuration file statement instead. See section connect-timeout.
Sets the time to wait for the initial SMTP response. Use the ‘initial-response-timeout’ configuration file statement instead. See section initial-response-timeout.
Sets I/O operation timeout. Use the ‘io-timeout’ configuration file statement instead: See section io-timeout.
The following options control debugging and logging facilities:
Sets debugging level. Use the debug configuration file
statement instead: See section Logging and Debugging configuration.
String is a decimal number in the range 0 – 100. Level 0 effectively disables debugging, while level 100 enables the most verbose debugging output.
You can also selectively set different debug levels for different
source code modules. In this case string is a comma-separated
list of debug specifications, each of which has the following syntax:
module[=level]. See section Logging and Debugging, for
the detailed description of this.
Includes source information into the debugging output. Use the
source-info configuration file statement instead:
See section source-info.
Enables stack trace dumps on runtime errors. Use the
stack-trace configuration file statement instead:
See section stack-trace.
These options control program privileges after startup:
Switch to this user's privileges after startup. Use the user
configuration file statement instead: See section user.
Retain the supplementary group string when switching to user
privileges. Use the group configuration file statement
instead: See section group.
The following options control interaction with Sendmail:
Sets the communication port parameters. Use the listen
configuration file statement instead: See section listen.
Set the timeout value for connection between the filter
and the MTA. Use the milter-timeout configuration
file statement instead: See section milter-timeout.
The following options are used to tune database file locking:
Set maximum number of attempts to acquire the lock. Use the
lock-retry-count configuration file statement instead:
See section lock-retry-count.
Set the time span between the two locking attempts. Use the
lock-retry-timeout configuration file statement instead
instead: See section lock-retry-timeout.
Other options:
Specifies the file containing names of email domains, relayed by
this machine. Use the relayed-domain-file configuration file
statement instead: See section relayed-domain-file.
Changes the file name of the program state directory. Use the
state-directory configuration file statement instead:
See section state-directory.
Sets the name of pid-file. Use the pidfile configuration
file statement instead: See section pidfile.
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