=head1 command definitoins =head2 process # Descriptions: use commnd mail ? # History: none # use_command_mail_program (fml8 pre alpha) # Value: YES_OR_NO # Examples: yes use_command_mail_function = ${use_command_mail_program:-yes} # Descriptions: use admin command mail ? # History: $REMOTE_ADMINISTRATION # Value: YES_OR_NO # Examples: yes / no use_admin_command_mail_function = no # Descriptions: add self introduction into the preamble of command mail reply. # History: none # Value: YES_OR_NO # Examples: yes / no use_command_mail_reply_preamble = yes # Descriptions: add processing summary into the trailor of command mail reply. # History: none # Value: YES_OR_NO # Examples: yes / no use_command_mail_reply_trailor = yes =head2 size limit # Descriptions: maximum size limit of article header passed from MTA. # History: # Value: NUM # Examples: 102400 incoming_command_mail_header_size_limit = $default_mail_header_size_limit # Descriptions: maximum size limit of article body passed from MTA. # History: # Value: NUM # Examples: 10240000 incoming_command_mail_body_size_limit = $default_mail_body_size_limit # Descriptions: maximum size limit of deliverd article header. # (not yet implemented ;-) # History: # Value: NUM # Examples: 102400 outgoing_command_mail_header_size_limit = $default_mail_header_size_limit # Descriptions: maximum size limit of deliverd article body. # (not yet implemented ;-) # History: # Value: NUM # Examples: 10240000 outgoing_command_mail_body_size_limit = $default_mail_body_size_limit =head2 command specific limit # Descriptions: maximu number of request in get command(s) in one mail. # History: $MGET_SEND_BACK_FILES_LIMIT # Value: NUM # Examples: 100 get_command_request_limit = 100 =head2 filter # Descriptions: # History: # Value: YES_OR_NO # Examples: use_command_mail_filter = yes # Descriptions: # History: # Value: MIX ( command_mail_size_filter ) # Examples: command_mail_filter_functions = command_mail_size_filter =head2 size based filter # Descriptions: use size based filter # History: # Value: YES_OR_NO # Examples: use_command_mail_size_filter = yes # Descriptions: size based filter rules. # first match. # permit if no rule matched. # History: # Value: MIX ( # check_header_size # check_body_size # check_command_limit # check_line_length_limit # permit # ) # Examples: command_mail_size_filter_rules = check_header_size check_body_size check_command_limit check_line_length_limit permit =head2 command limit in one mail # Descriptions: the numfer of effective commands in one command mail. # History: $MAXNUM_COMMAND_INPUT # Value: NUM # Examples: 100 command_mail_valid_command_limit = 100 # Descriptions: the numfer of ineffective commands in one command mail. # History: $MAXNUM_COMMAND_INPUT # Value: NUM # Examples: 100 command_mail_invalid_command_limit = 100 # Descriptions: maximum length of one command line. # History: $MAXLEN_COMMAND_INPUT # Value: NUM # Examples: 128 command_mail_line_length_limit = 128 =head2 misc # Descriptions: command prompt in message reply # History: hard coded in fml (< 4.0) # Value: PROMPT # Examples: >>> command_mail_reply_prompt = >>> # Descriptions: use comnfirmation in subscribe command ? # History: $MANUAL_REGISTRATION_TYPE # Value: SELECT ( confirmation manual ) # Examples: subscribe_command_auth_type = confirmation # Descriptions: operate action automatically or manually by maintainer ? # History: $PERMIT_POST_HANDLER $PERMIT_COMMAND_HANDER # Value: SELECT ( automatic manual ) # Examples: subscribe_command_operation_mode = automatic # Descriptions: use comnfirmation in chaddr command ? # History: $MANUAL_REGISTRATION_TYPE # Value: SELECT ( confirmation ) # Examples: chaddr_command_auth_type = confirmation # Descriptions: operate action automatically or manually by maintainer ? # History: $PERMIT_POST_HANDLER $PERMIT_COMMAND_HANDER # Value: SELECT ( automatic manual ) # Examples: chaddr_command_operation_mode = automatic # Descriptions: use comnfirmation in unsubscribe command ? # History: $MANUAL_REGISTRATION_TYPE # Value: SELECT ( confirmation ) # Examples: unsubscribe_command_auth_type = confirmation # Descriptions: operate action automatically or manually by maintainer ? # History: $PERMIT_POST_HANDLER $PERMIT_COMMAND_HANDER # Value: SELECT ( automatic manual ) # Examples: unsubscribe_command_operation_mode = automatic # Descriptions: effective command in normal commnd mail (for usual users) # History: @PERMIT_PROCEDURE @DENY_PROCEDURE # Value: FML_COMMAND_LIST # Examples: user_command_mail_allowed_commands = help get mget get mget send subscribe add unsubscribe bye on off digest remove resign signoff chaddr confirm guide info admin objective summary # Descriptions: # History: # Value: FML_COMMAND_LIST # Examples: anonymous_command_mail_allowed_commands = guide info add subscribe chaddr $confirm_command_prefix # Descriptions: # History: # Value: FML_COMMAND_LIST # Examples: admin_command_mail_allowed_commands = subscribe add unsubscribe bye remove resign signoff chaddr addadmin addpriv byeadmin byepriv digest digeston digestoff get mget send password pass changepassword chpass initpass passwd dir ls file list # Descriptions: # History: # Value: FML_COMMAND_LIST # Examples: admin_cgi_allowed_commands = adduser deluser addadmin deladmin digeston digestoff list log newml rmml reviveml # Descriptions: # History: # Value: FML_COMMAND_LIST # Examples: ml_admin_cgi_allowed_commands = adduser deluser addadmin deladmin digeston digestoff list log # Descriptions: # History: none # Value: FML_COMMAND_LIST # Examples: subscribe unsubscribe ml_anonymous_cgi_allowed_commands = subscribe unsubscribe # Descriptions: special command name used as confirmation # Value: FML_COMMAND # Examples: confirm_command_prefix = confirm # Descriptions: how long confirmation is effective ? # special words such as # m(min), h(hour), d(day), w(week) are avialable. # History: $CONFIRMATION_EXPIRE # Value: TIME # Examples: 14d confirm_command_expire_limit = 14d # Descriptions: special command name used as admin command mail # Value: FML_COMMAND # Examples: privileged_command_prefix = admin =head2 CGI # Descriptions: listinfo template template dir # History: /usr/local/fml/listinfo/ # Value: DIR # Examples: /usr/local/share/fml/$fml_version/listinfo listinfo_template_base_dir = $fml_share_dir/listinfo # Descriptions: listinfo template # History: /usr/local/fml/listinfo/ # Value: DIR # Examples: /usr/local/share/fml/$fml_version/listinfo/$language listinfo_template_dir = $fml_share_dir/listinfo/$template_file_charset # Descriptions: base directory for ML information # History: none # Value: DIR # Examples: ~fml/public_html/fml/listinfo/fml.org/elena listinfo_base_dir = $fml_owner_home_dir/public_html/fml/listinfo # Descriptions: directory for ML information # History: none # Value: DIR # Examples: ~fml/public_html/fml/listinfo/fml.org/elena listinfo_dir = $listinfo_base_dir/$ml_domain/$ml_name =head2 inform filter rejection # Descriptions: inform filter rejection ? # History: hard-coded. # Value: YES_OR_NO # Examples: yes use_command_mail_filter_reject_notice = yes # Descriptions: recipients to inform # History: hard-coded. # Value: MIX ( maintainer sender ) # Examples: maintainer sender command_mail_filter_reject_notice_recipients = maintainer sender # Descriptions: how fml refer the rejeced message. # We prefer string not multipart to avoid parsing of MUA. # History: string in fml 4.0. # Value: SELECT ( multipart string ) # Examples: string command_mail_filter_reject_notice_data_type = string =head2 newml command # Descriptions: template files used in running "makefml newml" # Value: FILE_LIST # Examples: newml_command_template_files = config.cf # Descriptions: fml_owner value used by newml command. # this value is a destination where error mail are forwardeded. # user "fml" by default (same as $fml_owner in main.cf). # Value: RFC822_USER_OR_RFC822_ADDRESS # Examples: newml_command_ml_admin_default_address = $fml_owner =head2 list command # Descriptions: default map to show by list command. # History: none # Value: MAP_LIST # Examples: list_command_default_maps = $recipient_maps =head2 log command # Descriptions: show the last N lines of log file where N == 100. # History: $ADMIN_LOG_DEFAULT_LINE_LIMIT # Value: NUM # Examples: 100 log_command_tail_starting_location = 100