Helio Nunes wrote:
On Friday 08 July 2005 00:33, Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold wrote:
Helio Nunes wrote:
I could compile them but need first to know where they are.
Actually I am relatively new to Linux and related software, forgive my
lack of knowlege.
I tried to find then in each Toaster package docs but it seems that they
are obvious or well known that rarely are mentioned.
Syntax is something still less mentioned, probably because are obvious.
I.E. tcp.smtp lines could receive such variables but in no place in its
documentation are mentioned.
Helio,
I tried to explain this on the simscan list. There are an unknown
number of potential variables. I'm not sure creating a list of them
would be of much use since the list could potentially be outdated
rapidly. Variables depend heavily on the patches used. For instance,
if I use the qmail-spp patch, I can, theoretically, use any variable I
wanted because I can write my own plugins on the fly. Tracking down all
the possible variations will probably be very difficult as well...
Thanks
Helio Nunes
I apreciate your point but as far as many people are using for instance
Bill's Toaster ( and some other few) at least with some fixed options and
some other very frequent (spamassassin, simscan, qmail-scan) for those,
specially for the newbies (like me) variable should be better understood and
compiled.
I think a list of at least the common configuration variables with
*THIS* patch set (my qmail-toaster patch) could be useful. To do so,
all programs in the smtp chain should be researched: tcpserver,
rblsmtpd, qmail-smtpd, simscan, etc... The qmail-smtpd and tcp-env man
pages are a good place to start.
I'd say only document the ones that have a direct effect on controlling
how qmail-smtpd behaves, or logs. i.e. RELAYCLIENT, SIMSCAN_DEBUG,
RBLSMTPD, NOBADHELO, etc...
Cheers,
Bill
