ossp-pkg/petidomo/config/list-config
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# $Header: /v/ossp/cvs/ossp-pkg/petidomo/config/list-config,v 1.7 2001/01/20 13:53:45 simons Exp $
#
# TAG: ListType <open|closed|moderated|acknowledged|acknowledged-once>
# The following types of mailing lists exists:
#
# open -- The list is open for all postings which are not rejected
# due to the access control mechanism.
# closed -- Only subscribers are allowed to post.
# moderated -- Only postings which contain the correct posting
# password are allowed.
# acknowledged -- Every attempt to post will be answered with
# a request for acknowledgment, asking the poster to
# confirm. This prevents abuse and forgery.
# acknowledged-once -- A fist-time poster will have to
# acknowledge his posting once, after that, he can post
# as he wishes.
#
# The default, if this option is unset, is an open mailing list.
ListType open
# TAG: SubscriptionType <public|admin|acknowledged>
# public -- Everybody can subscribe and unsubscribe.
# admin -- Un-/subscription can only be done by the admin.
# Authenticiation is done via password mechanism.
# acknowledged -- Anybody can un-/subscribe, but he has to
# acknowledge the request sent to the address add to or
# deleted from the list.
#
# The default, if this option is unset, is to allow public
# subscription and unsubscription.
SubscriptionType public
# TAG: AllowMembersCommand <yes|no>
# Does the 'members' or 'who' command work for this mailing list, or
# do you want to keep the addresses of the subscribers confidential?
# Set this option to 'yes' to allow the 'members'-command, or set it
# to 'no' to disallow it.
#
# The default, if the option is unset, is NOT to allow the 'members'-
# command.
AllowMembersCommand no
# TAG: Hostname <string>
# This entry specifies the fully qualified domain name, Petidomo
# should use. This will usually be the 'real' name of the machine the
# software is running on, for example:
#
# HostName listserver.foo.bar
#
# The name of the machine and the used name need not necessarily be
# the same, though. Please consult the manual for further details
# about using this feature, looking at the chapter ``Virtual
# Hosting''.
#
# If this option is unset, Petidomo will use the name that has
# been specified in the master config file, ~petidomo/etc/petidomo.conf.
#Hostname host.domain.net
# TAG: AdminPassword <string>
# This tag sets the master password, which authenticiates the
# administrator of this mailing list. The administrator has
# special priviledes, such as deleting other users, overriding
# access control restrictions or un-/subscribing users to closed
# mailing lists. Passwords are always case-insensitive.
#
# Leave this entry blank, if you don't want to enable remote
# administration of the mailing list. This is not recommended,
# though, because you will have to edit all files manually,
# then.
#AdminPassword "open sesame"
# TAG: PostingPassword <string>
# The posting password must be specified when posting to closed
# or moderated mailing lists, or the server will reject the
# article and forward it to the list owner. Passwords are always
# case-insensitive.
#PostingPassword "yeahyeah"
# TAG: ReplyTo <address|none>
# This tag controls the 'Reply-To:' field, which Petidomo adds
# to posted articles before they are delivered. Using this
# option, you can force Petidomo to insert a 'Reply-To:' which
# points to a certain address, or you can tell Petidomo to leave
# 'Reply-To:' alone, by setting the parameter to "none".
#
# If this option is unset, Petidomo will default to insert a
# 'Reply-To:' point back to the mailing list, so that
# subscribers can conveniently post simply by hitting the
# 'reply' function in their mail reader.
#ReplyTo none
# TAG: PostingFilter <string>
# If you specify a posting filter, this program or script will
# be started by Petidomo right before it sends a posting out to
# the subscribers. The programm will receive the article, as it
# has been prepared by Petidomo on standard input and is expect
# to write the final version to standard output. The posting
# filter can be used to manipulate the headers for special
# purposes, for example.
#
# If the filter program exits with a returncode not equal to 0
# (zero), Petidomo will not post the article and terminate.
#PostingFilter "/bin/cat"
# TAG: Archive <string>
# Petidomo has the ability to archive all articles that have been
# posted to a mailing list. With this tag you can chose the path to
# this archive. You have two options: You can specify a directory
# name here, or a file name. If Petidomo finds a file name, it will
# simply append the posted article to the file, one by one. If you
# provide the path of a directory, Petidomo will save each article in
# a seperate file into this directory. Paths without a leading slash
# ("/") are treated relative to the list's home directory, otherwise
# the path is absolute.
#
# If this option is unset, no archives of the posted articles will be
# kept.
#Archive "log"
# TAG: IntroductionFile <string>
# This entry sets the path to the introduction file, which
# Petidomo will send to every new subscriber. If the path is not
# absolute -- not beginning with a '/' character, that is --, it
# will be interpreted relative to the directory where this
# config file has been found.
#
# If this option has not been set, the default value is
# "introduction".
#IntroductionFile introduction
# TAG: DescriptionFile <string>
# This entry sets the path to the description file, which
# Petidomo will send back to a "help listname" command. If the
# path is not absolute -- not beginning with a '/' character,
# that is --, it will be interpreted relative to the directory
# where this config file has been found.
#
# If this option has not been set, the default value is
# "description".
#DescriptionFile description
# TAG: ACLFile <string>
# This entry sets the path to the ACL file, which Petidomo will
# use to check whether a posting to this list is allowed. If the
# path is not absolute -- not beginning with a '/' character,
# that is --, it will be interpreted relative to the directory
# where this config file has been found.
#
# If this option has not been set, the default value is "acl".
#ACLFile acl
# TAG: HeaderFile <string>
# This entry sets the path to the header file, which's contents
# Petidomo will add to the header of every posting on this list.
# If the path is not absolute -- not beginning with a '/'
# character, that is --, it will be interpreted relative to the
# directory where this config file has been found.
#
# If this option has not been set, the default value is
# "header".
#HeaderFile header
# TAG: SignatureFile <string>
# This entry sets the path to the signature file, which's
# contents Petidomo will append to every posting on this list.
# If the path is not absolute -- not beginning with a '/'
# character, that is --, it will be interpreted relative to the
# directory where this config file has been found.
#
# If this option has not been set, the default value is
# "signature".
#SignatureFile signature
# TAG: AddressFile <string>
# This entry sets the path to the address database file, which
# Petidomo uses to store the addresses of the list's
# subscribers. If the path is not absolute -- not beginning with
# a '/' character, that is --, it will be interpreted relative
# to the directory where this config file has been found.
#
# If this option has not been set, the default value is
# "list".
#AddressFile list
# TAG: AcknowledgementFile <string>
# This entry sets the path to the acknowledgement database file,
# which Petidomo uses to store the addresses of posters who have
# verified their address by acknowledgement already. If the path
# is not absolute -- not beginning with a '/' character, that is
# --, it will be interpreted relative to the directory where
# this config file has been found.
#
# If this option has not been set, the default value is
# "list".
#AcknowledgementFile ack
