# CAUTIONS
#
# [terms]
#
#	mail		rfc822/message. use mail here.
#
#	message		subject, strings within mail body and error messages.
#
# [rules]
#		$ACTION_$CONDITION format
#
#		permit_xxx	allow if condition xxx matched.
#				try next condition if not matched.
#
#		reject_xxx	reject if condition xxx matched.
#				processing stops here. 
#				try next condition if not matched.
#
#		check_xxx	permit/reject follows condition xxx.
#				other variables specicy the condtion detail.
#				try next condition if not matched.
#
#		permit		permit_all. 
#				processing stops here. 
#
#		reject		reject_all.
#				processing stops here. 
#
# [prefix]
#
#	fml_		fml system common or common over all domains.
#			fml_* variable is used for function common over 
#			the whole fml system.
#			Example: fml_libexec_dir = /usr/local/libexec/fml
#
#	domain_ ?	domain specific.
#			Except for $ml_home_prefix (= /var/spool/ml),
#
#			Example:
#			domain_config_dir_prefix   = /var/spool/ml/etc
#			domain_sendmail_config_dir = /var/spool/ml/etc/mail
#			domain_mail_config_dir     = /var/spool/ml/etc/mail
#			domain_postfix_config_dir  = /var/spool/ml/etc/postfix
#			domain_fml_config_dir      = /var/spool/ml/etc/fml
#	 
#	path_		program path. OS specific.
#
#	postfix_	postfix specific ...
#	 
#	qmail_		qmail specific ...
#	 
#	others		ML specific variables
#
#	****_dir	ML specific directory vriables
#
#
# References: See
#   http://www.fml.org/software/fml-devel/Documentation/en/tutorial/
# for the variable naming convention.
#

=head1 debug mode


# Descriptions: debug on or off (off by default).
#      History: $DEBUG
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: no
use_debug	=	no





=head1	basic parameters

=head2	ML maintainers

# Descriptions: ML maintainer. person who receives the error messages.
#      History: fml 4.0's $MAINTAINER
#        Value: RFC822_ADDRESS
#     Examples: elena-admin@fml.org
maintainer	=


# Descriptions: signature of ML maintainer (not used).
#      History: $MAITAINER_SIGNATURE
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: Elena Lolabrigita
maintainer_signature	=


=head2	default umask


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: UMASK
#     Examples:
system_default_umask	=	077


=head2 TIME ZONE


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: TIMEZONE
#     Examples:
system_timezone		=	+0900

=head1	directory

=head2	mode

# Descriptions: default mode in creating directory.
#      History:
#        Value: FILE_MODE
#     Examples:
directory_default_mode	=	0755

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE_MODE
#     Examples:
directory_public_mode	=	0755

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE_MODE
#     Examples:
directory_private_mode	=	0700


=head2 directories "makefml newml" initializes 


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: DIR_LIST
#     Examples:
newml_command_init_public_directories	=	$domain_config_base_dir
						$domain_mail_config_dir
						$domain_postfix_config_dir
						$domain_qmail_config_dir
						$domain_exim_config_dir
						$domain_sendmail_config_dir
						$domain_procmail_config_dir
						$shared_db_dir
						$udb_base_dir


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: DIR_LIST
#     Examples:
newml_command_init_private_directories	=	$etc_dir
						$tmp_dir
						$spool_dir
						$var_dir
						$db_dir
						$error_mail_analyzer_cache_dir
						$lock_dir


=head2 fml system directories

# Descriptions: home directory of user fml
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /home/fml
# fml_owner_home_dir =


# Descriptions: home directory of this ML
#      History: $DIR
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena
# ml_home_dir	=


=head2 directories shared among ML's


# Descriptions: system data directory provided by fml
#      History: hard-coded in fml 4.0
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/etc
domain_config_base_dir	= $ml_home_prefix/etc


# Descriptions: database directory shared among ML's
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/@db@
shared_db_dir	= $ml_home_prefix/@db@


# Descriptions: database directory shared among ML's.
#               udb == unified database.
#      History: inherit $shared_db_dir
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/@udb@
udb_base_dir	= $ml_home_prefix/@udb@


=head2 ML specific


# Descriptions: etc directory
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /etc/spool/ml/elena/etc
etc_dir		= $ml_home_dir/etc


# Descriptions: directory hoding
#               multi-purpose log, temporary, transient, and spool files
#      History: $VAR_DIR
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/var
var_dir		= $ml_home_dir/var


# Descriptions: directory to hold temporary files
#      History: $TMP_DIR
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/tmp
tmp_dir		= $ml_home_dir/tmp


# Descriptions: directoy to hold several data files
#      History: $VARDB_DIR
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/var/db
db_dir		= $var_dir/db


=head2 ml local


# Descriptions: ML local directory
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/local
ml_local_dir		=	$ml_home_dir/local


# Descriptions: ML local library path
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/local/lib
ml_local_lib_dir	=	$ml_local_dir/lib


# Descriptions: ML local share/
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/local/share
ml_local_share_dir	=	$ml_local_dir/share


=head2 domain local

#
# used in admin/*.cgi e.g. when ml_name unspecified.
#

# Descriptions: domian local directory.
#               used in admin/*.cgi e.g. when ml_name unspecified.
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml
domain_local_dir	=	$ml_home_prefix

# Descriptions: domian local temporary directory.
#               used in admin/*.cgi e.g. when ml_name unspecified.
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/@tmp@
domain_local_tmp_dir	=	$ml_home_prefix/@tmp@


=head2 scheduler

# Descriptions: event queue directory for scheduler
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/var/event
event_queue_dir	= $var_dir/event/queue

=head1	file

=head2	mode


# Descriptions: default mode in creating file
#      History:
#        Value: FILE_MODE
#     Examples:
file_default_mode	=	0600


=head1	ACL

=head2	auth

# Descriptions: FML::Credential checks address comparison
#      History: always enabled
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes
use_address_compare_function = yes


# Descriptions: case insensitive comparison of user part of mail address.
#      History: none
#        Value: SELECT (
#			user_part_case_sensitive 
#			user_part_case_insensitive
#		)	
#     Examples: user_part_case_insensitive
address_compare_function_type = user_part_case_insensitive

# Descriptions: domain matching level in comparing mail addresses
#      History: ML_MEMBER_CHECK
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 3
address_compare_function_domain_matching_level	=	3


=head2 restrictinos

# Descriptions: restrictions for post
#      History: fml 4.0's PERMIT_POST_FROM + REJECT_ADDR
#        Value: MIX (
#			permit_anyone
#			permit_member_maps
#			check_article_thread
#			check_pgp_signature
#			permit_forward_to_moderator
#			reject_system_special_accounts
#			reject_spammer_maps
#			reject
#			isolate_system_special_accounts
#			isolate_spammer_maps
#			isolate
#			ignore_invalid_request
#			ignore
#		)
#     Examples:
article_post_restrictions	=	isolate_system_special_accounts
					permit_member_maps
					isolate

# Descriptions: restrictions for command mail
#      History: fml 4.0's PERMIT_COMMAND_FROM + REJECT_ADDR
#        Value: MIX (
#			permit_anyone
#			permit_member_maps
#			permit_anonymous_command
#			permit_user_command
#			check_pgp_signature
#			reject_system_special_accounts
#			reject_spammer_maps
#			reject
#			isolate_system_special_accounts
#			isolate_spammer_maps
#			isolate
#			ignore_invalid_request
#			ignore
#		)
#     Examples:
command_mail_restrictions	=	isolate_system_special_accounts
					permit_anonymous_command
					permit_user_command
					isolate


# Descriptions: restrictions for admin command mail
#      History: fml 4.0's ?
#        Value: MIX (
#			permit_anyone
#			permit_admin_member_maps
#			check_admin_member_password
#			check_pgp_signature
#			reject_system_special_accounts
#			reject_spammer_maps
#			reject
#			isolate_system_special_accounts
#			isolate_spammer_maps
#			isolate
#		)
#     Examples:
#		1. if auth by members-admin only
#			permit_admin_member_maps reject
#		2. password auth (members-admin + password)
#			check_admin_member_password reject
#
admin_command_mail_restrictions	=	reject_system_special_accounts
					check_admin_member_password
					reject


=head2 who can post

# Descriptions: member list == primary address list who can post.
#               fml (CUI,GUI,command mail) modifies this map.
#               XXX some map e.g. uni.group is read only
#      History: fml 4.0's $MEMBER_LIST
#        Value: MAP
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/members
primary_member_map	=	file:$ml_home_dir/members


# Descriptions: all maps used to check member list.
#      History: fml 4.0's $MEMBER_LIST + @MEMBER_LIST
#         Type:
#        Value: MAP_LIST
#     Examples:
member_maps		=	$primary_member_map
				$admin_member_maps



=head2 recipients


# Descriptions: primary recipients list.
#               fml (CUI,GUI,command mail) modifies this map.
#               XXX some map e.g. uni.group is read only
#      History: fml 4.0's $ACTIVE_LIST
#        Value: MAP
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/recipients
primary_recipient_map	=	 file:$ml_home_dir/recipients


# Descriptions: all maps used as recipient list.
#               actives is added for backward compability.
#      History: fml 4.0's $ACTIVE_LIST + @ACTIVE_LIST
#        Value: MAP_LIST
#     Examples: file:$ml_home_dir/recipients
#		unix.group:fml
recipient_maps		=	$primary_recipient_map
				file:$ml_home_dir/actives


=head2 digest


# Descriptions: dummy
#      History: none
#        Value: MAP
#     Examples:
primary_digest_member_map	=	$primary_member_map


# Descriptions: dummy
#      History: none
#        Value: MAP_LIST
#     Examples:
digest_member_maps		=	$primary_member_maps


# Descriptions: primary list of digest recipients.
#               fml (CUI,GUI,command mail) modifies this map.
#      History: In fml 4.0, options of $ACTIVE_LIST.
#        Value: MAP
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/recipients-digest
primary_digest_recipient_map	=	 file:$ml_home_dir/recipients-digest


# Descriptions: all maps of digest recipients.
#      History: In fml 4.0, options of $ACTIVE_LIST.
#        Value: MAP_LIST
#     Examples: file:$ml_home_dir/recipients-digest
#		unix.group:fml
digest_recipient_maps		=	$primary_digest_recipient_map


=head2 remote administrators

# Descriptions: list of remote administrators who has priviledge 
#               of admin command mail.
#               fml (CUI,GUI,command mail) modifies this map.
#               XXX some map e.g. uni.group is read only
#      History: fml 4.0's $ADMIN_MEMBER_LIST
#        Value: MAP
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/members-admin
primary_admin_member_map	=	file:$ml_home_dir/members-admin


# Descriptions: all remote administrator lists
#      History: fml 4.0's $ADMIN_MEMBER_LIST + @ADMIN_MEMBER_LIST
#        Value: MAP_LIST
#     Examples:
admin_member_maps		=	$primary_admin_member_map


# Descriptions: dummy
#      History: none
#        Value: MAP
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/recipients-admin
primary_admin_recipient_map	=	file:$ml_home_dir/recipients-admin


# Descriptions: dummy
#      History: none
#        Value: MAP_LIST
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/recipients-admin
admin_recipient_maps		=	$primary_admin_recipient_map


# Descriptions: primary password file to authenticate remote administrator 
#               in password auth (detault).
#               fml (CUI,GUI,command mail) modifies this map.
#      History: 4.0's $PASSWD_FILE
#        Value: MAP
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/etc/passwd
primary_admin_member_password_map = file:$etc_dir/passwd-admin


# Descriptions: all password files.
#               For backward compatibility, etc/passwd is included.
#      History: none
#        Value: MAP_LIST
#     Examples:
admin_member_password_maps	=	$primary_admin_member_password_map
					file:$etc_dir/passwd


=head2 moderator

# Descriptions: primary list of moderators.
#               fml (CUI,GUI,command mail) modifies this map.
#               XXX some map e.g. uni.group is read only
#      History: fml 4.0's $MODERATOR_MEMBER_LIST
#        Value: MAP
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/members-moderator
primary_moderator_member_map	=	file:$ml_home_dir/members-moderator


# Descriptions: all list of moderator lists.
#      History: $MODERATOR_MEMBER_LIST
#        Value: MAP_LIST
#     Examples: 
moderator_member_maps		=	$primary_moderator_member_map


# Descriptions: dummy
#      History: none
#        Value: MAP
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/recipients-moderator
primary_moderator_recipient_map	=	file:$ml_home_dir/recipients-moderator


# Descriptions: dummy
#      History: none
#        Value: MAP_LIST
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/recipients-moderator
moderator_recipient_maps	=	$primary_moderator_recipient_map


=head2 account based ACL

# Descriptions: list of system accounts.
#               Such an account cannot identify the individual.
#               Moreover, it may be a robot program et.al.
#               It may cause mail loop.
#               Hence it is safe to reject such a sender.
#      History: fml 4.0's $REJECT_ADDR
#        Value: REGEXP_LIST
#     Examples: see below
system_special_accounts		=	root
				postmaster
				MAILER-DAEMON
				msgs
				nobody
				news
				majordomo
				listserv
				listproc
				\S+\-help
				\S+\-subscribe
				\S+\-unsubscribe


=head2 reject specific addresses


# Descriptions: list of spammers or addresses to reject.
#      History: $REJECT_ADDR_LIST
#        Value: MAP
#     Examples: pcre:/var/spool/ml/elena/spammer.pcre
primary_spammer_map	=


# Descriptions: list of spammers or addresses to reject.
#      History: $REJECT_ADDR_LIST
#        Value: MAP_LIST
#     Examples: pcre:/var/spool/ml/elena/spammer.pcre
spammer_maps		=	$primary_spammer_map


=head2 LIST ADDRESSES


# Descriptions: addresses fml uses: e.g. elena, elena-ctl
#               libexec/error ignores these addresses.
#      History: none
#        Value: RFC822_ADDRESS_LIST
#     Examples: (elena-ctl@fml.org elena-ctl@fml.org ...)
list_addresses	=	$maintainer
			$article_post_address
			$command_mail_address

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: RFC822_ADDRESS
#     Examples:
article_post_address	=	$address_for_post


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: RFC822_ADDRESS
#     Examples:
command_mail_address	=	$address_for_command

=head1	limitation for number of users


# Descriptions: upper limit of recipients. no limitation by default.
#      History: $MAX_MEMBER_LIMIT
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: no
use_recipient_total_limit	=	no


# Descriptions: upper limit of recipients.
#      History: $MAX_MEMBER_LIMIT
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 3000
recipient_total_limit		=	3000


# Descriptions: upper limit of posters. no limitation by default.
#      History: $MAX_MEMBER_LIMIT
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: no
use_member_total_limit		=	no


# Descriptions: upper limit of posters.
#      History: $MAX_MEMBER_LIMIT
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 3000
member_total_limit		=	3000


=head1	User Information

# Descriptions: user database directory.
#      History: NONE
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/var/db/user_info
user_db_dir			=	$db_dir/user_info

# Descriptions: primary { address => gecos_field } map.
#      History: none
#        Value: MAP
#     Examples:
primary_user_db_gecos_map	=	$user_db_dir/gecos

# Descriptions: { address => gecos_field } maps.
#      History: none
#        Value: MAP_LIST
#     Examples:
user_db_gecos_maps		=	$primary_user_db_gecos_map

# Descriptions: primary { address => unix time when subscribed } map.
#      History: none
#        Value: MAP
#     Examples:
primary_user_db_subscribe_date_map	=	$user_db_dir/subscribe_date

# Descriptions: { address => unix time when subscribed } maps.
#      History: none
#        Value:  MAP_LIST
#     Examples:
user_db_subscribe_date_maps	=	$primary_user_db_subscribe_date_map

=head1	size limit

=head2	default size limit


# Descriptions: header size limit
#      History:
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 102400
default_mail_header_size_limit	=	102400


# Descriptions: body size limit
#      History:
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 10240000
default_mail_body_size_limit	=	10240000


=head1	MTA configurations

=head2	SMTP server parameters

# Descriptions: recipient limits over one smtp transaction.
#               1000 by default and ite value is same as postfix.
#      History: none
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples:
smtp_recipient_limit		=	1000

# Descriptions: smtp servers.
#               IPv4 and IPv6 loopback by default :)
#      History: fml 4.0's $HOST
#        Value: TRANSPORT_LIST
#     Examples:
smtp_servers		=	[::1]:25
				127.0.0.1:25

# Descriptions: MAIL FROM:<$smtp_sender> in SMTP
#      History: fml 4.0 $SMTP_SENDER
#        Value: RFC822_ADDRESS
#     Examples: elena-admin@fml.org
smtp_sender		=	$maintainer


=head2 mail queue

# Descriptions: mail queue directory
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/var/mail/queue
mail_queue_dir	= $var_dir/mail/queue


=head2	debug of smtp

=head3	smtp logging


# Descriptions: log smtp transaction ?
#      History: $USE_SMTP_LOG
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes
use_smtp_log	=	yes	 


=head3	input mail cache


# Descriptions: cache incoing mail ?
#      History: $NUM_LOG_MAIL
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes
use_incoming_mail_cache	=	yes


# Descriptions: incoming mail queue directory
#      History: LOG_MAIL_DIR ($DIR/var/Mail/)
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/var/mail/incoming
incoming_mail_cache_dir	= $var_dir/mail/incoming


# Descriptions: the maximum number of cached incoming mails
#      History: $NUM_LOG_MAIL
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 128
incoming_mail_cache_size	=	128


=head3	outgoing mail cache


# Descriptions: cache outgoing mail cache ?
#      History: $NUM_LOG_MAIL
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes
use_outgoing_mail_cache	=	yes


# Descriptions: outgoing mail cache directory
#      History: LOG_MAIL_DIR ($DIR/var/Mail/)
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/var/mail/outgoing
outgoing_mail_cache_dir	= $var_dir/mail/outgoing


# Descriptions: the maximum number of cached outgoing mails
#      History: $NUM_LOG_MAIL
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 128
outgoing_mail_cache_size	=	128

=head1	Digest


# Descriptions:
#      History: none
#		use_digest_program (fml8 pre alpha)
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_article_digest_function = ${use_digest_program:-yes}


# Descriptions: file to store the last sequence to deliver
#      History: special file to store the sequence for each recipient
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
digest_sequence_file	= $ml_home_dir/seq-digest


=head1 message manipulation

=head2 hint

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: MIX ( ja en )
#     Examples:
language_preference_order	=	en ja


=head2 language

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( iso-2022-jp us-ascii )
#     Examples:
report_mail_default_charset	=	$report_mail_charset_en

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( iso-2022-jp )
#     Examples:
report_mail_charset_ja	=	iso-2022-jp

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( us-ascii )
#     Examples:
report_mail_charset_en	=	us-ascii

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( iso-2022-jp us-ascii )
#     Examples:
template_file_default_charset	=	$template_file_charset_ja

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( euc-jp )
#     Examples:
template_file_charset_ja	=	euc-jp

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( us-ascii )
#     Examples:
template_file_charset_en	=	us-ascii

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: MIX ( iso-2022-jp us-ascii )
#     Examples:
template_file_charset_select_list	=	euc-jp	
						us-ascii

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SUBJECT
#     Examples:
message_default_subject	=	fml system message ($ml_name ML)


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SUBJECT
#     Examples:
report_mail_subject	=	fml results ($ml_name ML)


=head2 template files


# Descriptions: directory to hold message template files
#      History: /usr/local/fml/drafts/
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /usr/local/share/fml/$fml_version/message
message_template_dir	= $fml_share_dir/message


# Descriptions: directory to hold ml specific message template files
#      History: $DIR/drafts/
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /usr/local/share/fml/$fml_version/template/$language
ml_local_message_template_dir	= $ml_local_share_dir/message


=head2 template files for user


# Descriptions: help file
#      History: $HELP_FILE
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/help
help_file		=	$ml_home_dir/help


# Descriptions: guide file
#      History: $GUIDE_FILE
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/guide
guide_file		=	$ml_home_dir/guide


# Descriptions: objective file
#      History: $OBJECTIVE_FILE
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/objective
objective_file		=	$ml_home_dir/objective


# Descriptions: welcome file
#      History: $WELCOME_FILE
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/welcome
welcome_file		=	$ml_home_dir/welcome


# Descriptions: deny file
#      History: $DENY_FILE
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/deny
deny_file		=	$ml_home_dir/deny



=head1 Envelope based action


# Descriptions: enable envelope based loop check or not ?
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_incoming_mail_envelope_loop_check		=	yes


# Descriptions: envelope based loop check rules
#      History:
#        Value: MIX (
#			check_envelope_sender
#		)
#     Examples: check_envelope_sender
incoming_mail_envelope_loop_check_rules		=	check_envelope_sender



=head1	header manipulation


# Descriptions: use loop check based on header information ?
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_incoming_mail_header_loop_check		=	yes


# Descriptions: loop check rules
#      History:
#        Value: MIX (
#			check_message_id
#			check_x_ml_info
#			check_list_post
#		)
#     Examples:
incoming_mail_header_loop_check_rules		=	check_message_id
							check_x_ml_info
							check_list_post

# Descriptions: Message-ID cache directory
#      History:
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples:
message_id_cache_dir		=	$db_dir/message_id


=head2 ARTICLE


# Descriptions: article Message-ID cache directory
#      History:
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples:
article_message_id_cache_dir	=	$db_dir/article_message_id


# Descriptions: use article header rewrite function ?
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_article_header_rewrite		=	yes


# Descriptions: header rewriting rules
#      History:
#        Value: MIX (
#			delete_unsafe_header_fields
#			rewrite_article_subject_tag
#			rewrite_subject_tag
#			rewrite_reply_to
#			rewrite_reply_to_enforce_article_post_address
#			rewrite_errors_to
#			rewrite_message_id
#			add_software_info
#			add_fml_ml_name
#			add_fml_traditional_article_id
#			add_fml_article_id
#			add_x_sequence
#			add_rfc2369
#		)
#     Examples:
article_header_rewrite_rules	=	delete_unsafe_header_fields
					rewrite_article_subject_tag
					rewrite_reply_to
					rewrite_errors_to
					rewrite_stardate
					rewrite_precedence
					rewrite_message_id
					add_software_info
					add_fml_ml_name
					add_fml_traditional_article_id
					add_fml_article_id
					add_x_sequence
					add_rfc2369


# Descriptions: use digest article header rewrite function ?
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_digest_header_rewrite		=	yes


# Descriptions: digest article header rewrite rules
#      History:
#        Value: MIX ( add_software_info add_rfc2369 )
#     Examples:
digest_header_rewrite_rules	=	add_software_info
					add_rfc2369


# Descriptions: remove unsafe header fields
#      History: $SKIP_FIELDS
#        Value: HEADER_FIELD_LIST
#     Examples:
unsafe_header_fields		=	Return-Receipt-To


# Descriptions: Subject: tag.
#               see sprintf(3) on the usage of % et.al.
#      History:
#        Value: SUBJECT_TAG
#     Examples: [elena:00080]
article_subject_tag			=	[$ml_name:%05d]


# Descriptions: default list-software header field.
#      History: LIST_SOFTWARE
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: $fml_version
article_header_list_software	= $mail_header_default_list_software


# Descriptions: list-help of article header.
#      History: LIST_HELP
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: <mailto:${command_mail_address}?body=help>
article_header_list_help	= $mail_header_default_list_help


# Descriptions: list-id of article header.
#      History: LIST_HELP
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: $ml_name ML <$ml_name.$ml_domain>
article_header_list_id		= $mail_header_default_list_id


# Descriptions: list-owner of article header.
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: <mailto:${maintainer}>
article_header_list_owner	= $mail_header_default_list_owner


# Descriptions: list-post of article header.
#      History: LIST_POST
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: <mailto:${article_post_address}>
article_header_list_post	= $mail_header_default_list_post


# Descriptions: list-subscribe of article header.
#      History: LIST_SUBSCRIBE
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: <mailto:${command_mail_address}?body=subscribe>
article_header_list_subscribe	= $mail_header_default_list_subscribe


# Descriptions: list-unsubscribe of article header.
#      History: LIST_UNSUBSCRIBE
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: <mailto:${command_mail_address}?body=unsubscribe>
article_header_list_unsubscribe	= $mail_header_default_list_unsubscribe


=head2 OUTGOING MAIL


# Descriptions: ml name in both X-ML-Name: and X-Sequence header fields.
#      History:
#        Value: ML_NAME
#     Examples: elena
outgoing_mail_header_x_ml_name	=	${mail_header_default_x_ml_name}


# Descriptions: Errors-To: field
#      History: fml 4.0 's $ERRORS_TO
#        Value: RFC822_ADDRESS
#     Examples: elena-admin@fml.org
outgoing_mail_header_errors_to	=	${mail_header_default_errors_to}


# Descriptions: Precedence: field
#      History: $PRECEDENCE in fml 4.0
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: bulk
outgoing_mail_header_precedence	=	${mail_header_default_precedence}


=head2 GENERAL MAIL HEADER DEFINITIONS


# Descriptions: default Precedence: field.
#      History: PRECEDENCE
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: bulk
mail_header_default_precedence		= bulk


# Descriptions: default Errors-To: field.
#      History: ERRORS_TO
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: $maintainer
mail_header_default_errors_to		= $maintainer


# Descriptions: default X-ML-Name: field.
#      History: ERRORS_TO
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: $ml_name
mail_header_default_x_ml_name		= $ml_name


# Descriptions: default list-id header field.
#      History: LIST_HELP
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: $ml_name ML <$ml_name.$ml_domain>
mail_header_default_list_id		= $ml_name ML <$ml_name.$ml_domain>


# Descriptions: default list-owner header field.
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: <mailto:${maintainer}>
mail_header_default_list_owner		= <mailto:${maintainer}>


# Descriptions: default list-post header field.
#      History: LIST_POST
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: <mailto:${article_post_address}>
mail_header_default_list_post		= <mailto:${article_post_address}>


# Descriptions: default list-help header field.
#      History: LIST_HELP
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: <mailto:${command_mail_address}?body=help>
mail_header_default_list_help		= <mailto:${command_mail_address}?body=help>


# Descriptions: default list-subscribe header field.
#      History: LIST_SUBSCRIBE
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: <mailto:${command_mail_address}?body=subscribe>
mail_header_default_list_subscribe	= <mailto:${command_mail_address}?body=subscribe>


# Descriptions: default list-unsubscribe header field.
#      History: LIST_UNSUBSCRIBE
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: <mailto:${command_mail_address}?body=unsubscribe>
mail_header_default_list_unsubscribe	= <mailto:${command_mail_address}?body=unsubscribe>


# Descriptions: default list-software header field.
#      History: LIST_SOFTWARE
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: $fml_version
mail_header_default_list_software	= $fml_version


=head1	mail body


# Descriptions: use loop check based on body information
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_incoming_mail_body_loop_check		=	yes


# Descriptions: body loop check rules
#      History:
#        Value: MIX ( check_body_checksum )
#     Examples:
incoming_mail_body_loop_check_rules		=	check_body_checksum


# Descriptions: Message-ID cache directory
#      History:
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples:
incoming_mail_body_checksum_cache_dir		=	$db_dir/body_checksum



=head1	lock

# Descriptions: use lock system ?
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
use_lock	= yes

# Descriptions: directory where lock files are created.
#      History:
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/var/lock
lock_dir	= $var_dir/lock

# Descriptions: giant lock file name
#      History: $SPOOL_DIR
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/var/lock/giantlock
lock_file	= $lock_dir/giantlock

# Descriptions: lock algorithm type
#      History: $USE_FLOCK
#        Value:  SELECT ( flock )
#     Examples:
lock_type	= flock

=head1	logging

# Descriptions: user logging function
#      History: enabled by default
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_log		=	yes

# Descriptions: log file.
#               You can use % format strftime(3) can recognize
#               (e.g. log.%C%y%m%d).
#      History: $LOGFILE
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
log_file	=	$ml_home_dir/log

# Descriptions: logging type
#      History: fml 8.0 new
#        Value: SELECT ( file syslog )
#     Examples:
log_type	=	file

# Descriptions: log message format
#      History:
#        Value: STR
#		fml4_compatible
#               process[pid]
#               process:time.pid ?
#               process[pid]
#               process:time.pid ?
#     Examples: * fml4_compatible example
#               01/01/28 00:53:57 IPv6 is ready (fukachan@fml.org)
#               * process[pid] 
#               02/07/31 00:56:19 loader[29507] try mta=127.0.0.1:25 by IPv6
#               * process:time.pid ?
#               02/07/31 00:56:19 loader: 1028074827.29507 try ...
log_format_type	=	process[pid]

# Descriptions: log dir
#      History:
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples:
log_dir		=	$var_dir/log


=head2 log rotation


# Descriptions: rotate log files or not.
#      History: no if $LOGFILE_NEWSYSLOG_LIMIT == 0, yes if > 0.
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: no
use_log_rotate		=	no


# Descriptions: log rotation policy. 
#      History: none
#        Value: SELECT ( size interval )
#     Examples: size
log_rotate_policy	=	size


# Descriptions: rotate log if the size is over this size.
#      History: $LOGFILE_NEWSYSLOG_LIMIT value.
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 300000 (300K bytes)
log_rotate_size_limit	=	300000


# Descriptions: The interval field specifies the time separation
#		between trimming of the logfile.
#      History: none
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 86400 (1 day)
log_rotate_interval	=	86400


# Descriptions: number of archive files to be kept besides the log
#               file itself.
#      History: none
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 7
log_rotate_archive_file_total	=	7


=head2 charset

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( ja en )
#     Examples:
log_file_default_charset   =       $log_file_charset_en

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( euc-jp us-ascii )
#     Examples:
log_file_charset_ja        =       euc-jp

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( euc-jp us-ascii )
#     Examples:
log_file_charset_en        =       us-ascii


=head2 domain local


# Descriptions: domin local log file.
#               used in admin/*.cgi e.g. when ml_name unspecified.
#      History: none
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/@log@
domain_local_log_file	=	$domain_local_dir/@log@



=head2	makefml/fml outputs machine friendly log


# Descriptions: if yes, makefml/fml outputs machine friendly log.
#               --coputer-output option implies "use_log_computer_output = yes".
#      History: none
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: no
use_log_computer_output	=	no


# Descriptions: specify perl module for output engine.
#      History: none
#        Value:  CLASS
#     Examples: FML::Log::Print::Simple
log_computer_output_engine	=	FML::Log::Print::Simple


=head2	syslog


# Descriptions: specify host name if remote syslog host is used.
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: log.example.co.jp
log_syslog_servers	=	

# Descriptions: string prepended to every message.
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples:
log_syslog_ident	=	fml/$program_name

# Descriptions: see syslog(3)
#      History: none
#        Value: MIX (pid ndelay nowait)
#     Examples:
log_syslog_options	=	pid

# Descriptions: see syslog(3)
#      History: none
#        Value: SELECT (mail ...)
#     Examples: mail
log_syslog_facility	=	mail

# Descriptions: see syslog(3)
#      History: none
#        Value: SELECT (info ...)
#     Examples: info
log_syslog_priority	=	info


=head1	function of article delivery

=head2	article delivery process


# Descriptions: use function of article delivery
#      History: none
#		use_distribute_program (fml8 pre alpha)
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes
use_article_post_function = ${use_distribute_program:-yes}


=head1	article handling


=head2	article delivery system

# Descriptions: user article delivery function ?
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_article_delivery	=	yes

# Descriptions: specify transport for article delivery.
#               try MTA of $smtp_servers incrementary in the case of smtp.
#      History: none
#        Value: SELECT ( smtp lmtp )
#     Examples: smtp
article_delivery_transport	=	smtp


=head2	article sequence number


# Descriptions: file to store sequence number
#      History: $SEQ_FILE
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
article_sequence_file	= $sequence_file


=head2 ACL


# Descriptions: how to inform the rejected message 
#               when the filter system rejects.
#               We prefer string not mime/multipart to avoid parsing by MUA.
#      History: string in 4.0.
#        Value: SELECT ( multipart string )
#     Examples: string
article_post_restrictions_reject_notice_data_type	=	string


=head2 ACL and thread


# Descriptions: permit post from anyone if the posted message follows
#		one of valid current threads.
#		useful to permit post from another mail address,
#		which receives forwarded ML articles.
#      History: none
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 86400
article_post_article_thread_lifetime = 86400


=head2	size limit


# Descriptions: maximum size limit of article header passed from MTA.
#      History:
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 102400
incoming_article_header_size_limit	= $default_mail_header_size_limit


# Descriptions: maximum size limit of article body passed from MTA.
#      History:
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 10240000
incoming_article_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_article_header_size_limit	= $default_mail_header_size_limit


# Descriptions: maximum size limit of deliverd article body.
#               (not yet implemented ;-)
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 10240000
outgoing_article_body_size_limit	= $default_mail_body_size_limit


=head2	filter


# Descriptions:
#      History: fml8 rearragena fml4 filter functions and integrates them
#		into one.
#		Roughly speaking, fml8 filter is composed of the following
#			$USE_DISTRIBUTE_FILTER
#			$INCOMING_MAIL_SIZE_LIMIT
#			ADD_CONTENT_HANDLER()
#		functions.
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes
use_article_filter	= 	yes
 

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: MIX (
#			article_size_filter
#			article_header_filter
#			article_non_mime_filter
#			article_mime_component_filter
#			article_text_plain_filter
#			article_spam_filter
#			article_virus_filter
#		)
#     Examples:
article_filter_functions	=	article_size_filter
					article_header_filter
					article_non_mime_filter
					article_mime_component_filter
					article_text_plain_filter
					article_spam_filter
					article_virus_filter


=head2	size based filter


# Descriptions: use size based filter.
#      History: no
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_article_size_filter	=	yes


# Descriptions: size based filter rules.
#               first match. 
#               permit post if no rule matched.
#      History:
#        Value: MIX (	check_header_size
#			check_body_size
#			permit
#		)
#     Examples:
article_size_filter_rules	=	check_header_size
					check_body_size
					permit


=head2	header base filter


# Descriptions: use header based filter ?
#      History: disabled by default.
#               "yes" always if $USE_DISTRIBUTE_FILTER is yes.
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_article_header_filter		=	yes


# Descriptions: header filter rules.
#               first match. 
#               permit post if no rule matched.
#      History: fml4 has no check_date rule.
#        Value: MIX (
#			check_message_id
#			check_date
#			permit
#		)
#     Examples:
article_header_filter_rules		=	check_message_id
						check_date
						permit


=head2	filter for non MIME structure


# Descriptions: dummy
#      History: disabled by default.
#		!MIME of 4.0 content filter.
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_article_non_mime_filter		=	yes


# Descriptions: dummy
#      History:
#        Value: MIX ( permit reject_empty_content_type )
#     Examples: permit
article_non_mime_filter_rules		=	permit


# Descriptions: MIME structure based filter
#      History: 4.0 content filter. disabled by default.
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_article_mime_component_filter	=	yes


# Descriptions: file of filter rules
#      History: @CONTENT_HANDLER
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
article_mime_component_filter_rules	= $fml_config_dir/mime_component_filter



=head2	filter for text/plain


# Descriptions: use text/plain filter, which is a simple syntax checker.
#      History: 4.0's EnvelopeFilter.
#		half of the following rules applied when
#		$USE_DISTRIBUTE_FILTER is enabled.
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_article_text_plain_filter		=	yes


# Descriptions: filter rules of text/plain filter.
#               first match.
#               permit post if no rule matched.
#      History: See kern/libenvf.pl for more detail.
#		[DISABLED BY DEFAULT]
#
#			reject_not_iso2022jp_japanese_string
#				<=> FILTER_ATTR_REJECT_INVALID_JAPANESE
#			reject_old_fml_command_syntax
#				<=> FILTER_ATTR_REJECT_COMMAND
#			reject_japanese_command_syntax
#				<=> FILTER_ATTR_REJECT_2BYTES_COMMAND
#
#		[ENABLED BY DEFAULT]
#
#			reject_null_mail_body
#				<=> FILTER_ATTR_REJECT_NULL_BODY
#			reject_invalid_fml_command_syntax
#				<=> FILTER_ATTR_REJECT_INVALID_COMMAND
#			reject_one_line_message
#				<=> FILTER_ATTR_REJECT_ONE_LINE_BODY
#			reject_ms_guid
#				<=> FILTER_ATTR_REJECT_MS_GUID
#
#         Note: permit by default 
#        Value: MIX (
#			reject_not_iso2022jp_japanese_string
#			reject_null_mail_body
#			reject_one_line_message
#			reject_old_fml_command_syntax
#			reject_invalid_fml_command_syntax
#			reject_japanese_command_syntax
#			reject_ms_guid
#			permit
#		)
#     Examples:
article_text_plain_filter_rules	=	reject_not_iso2022jp_japanese_string
					reject_null_mail_body
					reject_one_line_message
					reject_old_fml_command_syntax
					reject_invalid_fml_command_syntax
					reject_japanese_command_syntax
					reject_ms_guid
					permit


=head2	external SPAM filter


# Descriptions: use external spam checker.
#		disabled by default.
#		add flag to header and go through if the message looks a spam.
#      History: none
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: no
use_article_spam_filter		=	no


# Descriptions: action if the message looks a spam.
#      History: none
#        Value: MIX ( reject ignore header_rewrite )
#     Examples: header_rewrite
article_spam_filter_rules	=	header_rewrite


# Descriptions: external spam checker.
#		if plural drivers specified, try them sequentially.
#      History: none
#        Value: MIX ( spamassasin spamc bogofilter )
#     Examples: bogofilter
article_spam_filter_drivers	=	bogofilter


=head2	external virus checker


# Descriptions: external virus checker. disabled by default.
#      History: none
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: no
use_article_virus_filter	=	no


# Descriptions: action if virus found.
#      History: none
#        Value: MIX ( reject ignore header_rewrite )
#     Examples: reject
article_virus_filter_rules	=	reject


# Descriptions: external virus checker.
#		if plural drivers specified, try them sequentially.
#      History: none
#        Value: MIX ( clamscan )
#     Examples: clamscan
article_virus_filter_drivers	=	clamscan



=head2	inform the filter rejection


# Descriptions: infor the filter rejection ?
#      History: halfly hard-coded in fml 4.0.
#		notice is always sent to maintainer, 
#		but not to sender by default.
#		$FILTER_NOTIFY_REJECTION controlls notice to sender.
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes
use_article_filter_reject_notice	=	yes


# Descriptions: recipients to inform
#      History: halfly hard-coded in fml 4.0.
#		notice is always sent to maintainer, 
#		but not to sender by default.
#		$FILTER_NOTIFY_REJECTION controlls notice to sender.
#        Value: MIX ( maintainer sender )
#     Examples: maintainer sender
article_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
article_filter_reject_notice_data_type	=	string


=head2 article thread


# Descriptions: add thread outline automatically ?
#      History: none
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: no
use_article_thread_outline		=	no

# Descriptions: where should we add thread outline ?
#      History: none
#        Value: SELECT ( add_outline_to_header | append_outline_to_body )
#     Examples: add_header append_body
article_thread_outline_rules		=	add_outline_to_header
						append_outline_to_body

# Descriptions: スレッドの概要が始まる部分につける挨拶
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: [本スレッドのあらすじ]
article_thread_outline_greeting_ja	=	[本スレッドのあらすじ]

# Descriptions: greeting prepended to thread outline
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: [outline of this thread]
article_thread_outline_greeting_en	=	[outline of this thread]


=head2 EXPIRE


# Descriptions: expire too old article or not ?
#      History: $USE_EXPIRE
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: no
use_article_expire			=	no


# Descriptions: how old article to be removed
#      History: $EXPIRE_LIMIT
#        Value: TIME
#     Examples: 90d
article_expire_limit			=	90d



=head2	ARTICLE SPAM FILTER CONFIGURATIONS


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_article_spam_filter		=	no


# Descriptions: list up driver names used as spam checker.
#      History: none
#        Value: MIX ( spamassassin spamc bogofilter )
#     Examples: bogofilter
article_spam_filter_functions	=	bogofilter


=head3 	SpamAssassin


# Descriptions: exit non-zero status code when spam caught if "-e" specified.
#      History: none
#        Value: COMMAND_LINE_OPTIONS
#     Examples: -e
article_spam_filter_spamassassin_options	=	-e


# Descriptions: spamc optoins. "-c" means check only.
#      History: none
#        Value: COMMAND_LINE_OPTIONS
#     Examples: -c
article_spam_filter_spamc_options		=	-c


=head3	BogoFilter


# Descriptions: "-e" implies embedded mode.
#      History: none
#        Value: COMMAND_LINE_OPTIONS
#     Examples: -e
article_spam_filter_bogofilter_options		=	-e



=head1 isolation


# Descriptions: top level directory to hold isolated messages
#		which are aligned for administrators to be easy to check.
#      History: NONE
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/var/mail/queue-moderate
isolated_queue_dir = $var_dir/mail/queue-isolated



# Descriptions: expire messages in the queue after this limit.
#      History: NONE
#        Value: TIME
#     Examples: 14d
isolated_queue_expire_limit	=	14d



=head2	ARTICLE VIRUS FILTER CONFIGURATIONS


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_article_virus_filter	=	no


# Descriptions: list up driver names used as virus checker.
#      History: none
#        Value: MIX ( virusassassin virusc bogofilter )
#     Examples: bogofilter
article_virus_filter_functions	=	clamav


=head3	ClamAV


# Descriptions: --mbox needed for mail files.
#      History: none
#        Value: COMMAND_LINE_OPTIONS
#     Examples: --quiet --mbox
article_virus_filter_clamav_options		=	--quiet --mbox


=head1	article and article spool


# Descriptions: store article into spool directory ?
#      History: $NOT_USE_SPOOL
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_spool	= 	yes


# Descriptions: store article into spool directory ?
#      History: $NOT_USE_SPOOL
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_article_spool	= 	${ues_spool:-yes}


# Descriptions: use subdir in spool directory ?
#      History: 
#        Value: SELECT ( plane subdir )
#     Examples: plane
spool_type	= 	plane


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples:
spool_subdir_unit =	1000


# Descriptions: file to store article sequence.
#      History: $SEQ_FILE
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
sequence_file	= $ml_home_dir/seq


# Descriptions: spool directory
#      History: $SPOOL_DIR
#        Value:  DIR
#     Examples:
spool_dir	= $ml_home_dir/spool

=head1	article summary

# Descriptions: article summary file.
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
article_summary_file		=	$ml_home_dir/summary


# Descriptions: format style.
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( fml4_compatible )
#     Examples:
article_summary_file_format_style	=	fml4_compatible


# Descriptions: save the first N bytes of the address in summary.
#      History:
#        Value:  NUM
#     Examples: 15
article_summary_file_format_address_length	=	15


=head2	expire


# Descriptions: remove content correspoding with article expiration.
#      History: $EXPIRE_SUMMARY
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: no
use_article_summary_file_expire		=	no



=head1	convert article to html format.


# Descriptions: use html converter function ?
#      History: $AUTO_HTML_GEN
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes
use_html_archive	=	yes


# Descriptions: html archive directory of the specific ML.
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: ~fml/public_html/fml/mlarchive/fml.org/elena
html_archive_dir	= $fml_owner_home_dir/public_html/fml/mlarchive/$ml_domain/$ml_name


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( normal reverse )
#     Examples: reverse
html_archive_index_order_type	=	reverse


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_html_archive_address_mask	=	yes


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( all )
#     Examples:
html_archive_address_mask_type	=	all


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( euc-jp us-ascii )
#     Examples:
html_archive_default_charset	=	$html_archive_charset_en


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( euc-jp )
#     Examples:
html_archive_charset_ja		=	euc-jp


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( us-ascii )
#     Examples:
html_archive_charset_en		=	us-ascii


=head1 PGP


=head2 authentication by pgp


# Descriptions: pgp configurations for article authentication.
#      History: $DIST_AUTH_KEYRING_DIR
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/etc/pgp-article-post-auth
article_post_auth_pgp_config_dir	= $etc_dir/pgp-article-post-auth

# Descriptions: pgp configurations for (user) commnad mail authentication.
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/etc/pgp-command-mail-auth
command_mail_auth_pgp_config_dir	= $etc_dir/pgp-command-mail-auth

# Descriptions: pgp configurations for admin commnad mail authentication.
#      History: $ADMIN_AUTH_KEYRING_DIR
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/etc/pgp-admin-command-mail-auth
admin_command_mail_auth_pgp_config_dir	= $etc_dir/pgp-admin-command-mail-auth

# Descriptions: conventional naming 
#		(symlink to $admin_command_mail_auth_pgp_config_dir).
#      History: $ADMIN_AUTH_KEYRING_DIR
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/etc/pgp-admin
admin_command_mail_auth_pgp_config_dir_alias	= $etc_dir/pgp-admin


=head2 encryption by pgp


# Descriptions: pgp configurations for article encryption.
#      History: $DIST_ENCRYPT_KEYRING_DIR
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/etc/pgp-article-post-encrypt
article_post_encrypt_pgp_config_dir	= $etc_dir/pgp-article-post-encrypt



=head1 GPG


=head2 authentication by gpg


# Descriptions: gpg configurations for article authentication.
#      History: $DIST_AUTH_KEYRING_DIR
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/etc/gpg-article-post-auth
article_post_auth_gpg_config_dir	= $etc_dir/gpg-article-post-auth

# Descriptions: gpg configurations for (user) commnad mail authentication.
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/etc/gpg-command-mail-auth
command_mail_auth_gpg_config_dir	= $etc_dir/gpg-command-mail-auth

# Descriptions: gpg configurations for admin commnad mail authentication.
#      History: $ADMIN_AUTH_KEYRING_DIR
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/etc/gpg-admin-command-mail-auth
admin_command_mail_auth_gpg_config_dir	= $etc_dir/gpg-admin-command-mail-auth


# Descriptions: conventional naming 
#		(symlink to $admin_command_mail_auth_gpg_config_dir).
#      History: $ADMIN_AUTH_KEYRING_DIR
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/etc/gpg-admin
admin_command_mail_auth_gpg_config_dir_alias	= $etc_dir/gpg-admin


=head2 encryption by gpg


# Descriptions: gpg configurations for article encryption.
#      History: $DIST_ENCRYPT_KEYRING_DIR
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/etc/gpg-article-post-encrypt
article_post_encrypt_gpg_config_dir	= $etc_dir/gpg-article-post-encrypt



=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


=head1	error message analyzer

=head2

# Descriptions: where error mail is forwarded to ?
# 		it is useful to use mysql to control recipients of 
#               error messages.
#      History: none
#        Value: MAP_LIST
#     Examples: file:$ml_home_dir/recipients-maintainer
#               $admin_recipient_maps 
maintainer_recipient_maps	=


=head2	process


# Descriptions: use error message analyzer ?
#      History: none
#		use_error_analyzer_program (fml8 pre alpha)
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes / no
use_error_mail_analyzer_function = ${use_error_analyzer_program:-yes}

=head2	cache


# Descriptions: directory to cache error messages.
#      History: /var/spool/ml/mead/errormaillog
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: 
error_mail_analyzer_cache_dir		=	$db_dir/error


# Descriptions: module as cache engine
#      History: none
#        Value: CLASS
#     Examples: File::CacheDir
error_mail_analyzer_cache_type		=	File::CacheDir


# Descriptions: mode of cache expiration
#      History: none
#        Value: SELECT ( temporal )
#     Examples: 
error_mail_analyzer_cache_mode		=	temporal


# Descriptions: cache size.
#		it implies days if the cache mode is temporal.
#      History: none
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 
error_mail_analyzer_cache_size		=	14


=head2	analyzer


# Descriptions: functions defined in FML::Error::Analyze
#      History: none
#        Value: MIX ( simple_count histgram )
#     Examples: simple_count
error_mail_analyzer_function_select_list	=	simple_count
						histgram


# Descriptions: function in FML::Error::Analyze to analyze.
#      History: none
#        Value: SELECT ( simple_count histgram )
#     Examples: simple_count
error_mail_analyzer_function			=	histgram


# Descriptions: error limit in using simple_count as anlyzer function.
#      History: none
#        Value:  NUM
#     Examples: 5
error_mail_analyzer_simple_count_limit	=	5

=head1 thread tracking system


# Descriptions: user thread tracking system ?
#      History: fml 8.0 new
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_thread_track	=	yes


# Descriptions: use special subject tag ?
#      History: fml 8.0 new
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
use_thread_subject_tag	=	no


# Descriptions: ml name assigned to ticket
#      History: fml 8.0 new
#        Value: ML_NAME
#     Examples: elena
thread_subject_tag_name	=	$ml_name


# Descriptions: ticket number
#      History: fml 8.0 new
#        Value: SUBJECT_TAG
#     Examples: elena_#00001010     $ml_name_#%08d
#               elena/100           $ml_name/%d
thread_id_syntax	=	$ml_name/%d


# Descriptions: syntax added to Subject:
#      History: fml 8.0 new
#        Value: SUBJECT_TAG
#     Examples: [elena_#00001010]
#               [elena/100]
thread_subject_tag	=	[$thread_id_syntax]


# Descriptions: location of insertion of tag
#      History: fml 8.0 new
#        Value: SELECT ( appended prepended )
#     Examples: Subject: [elena/100] ....
#               Subject: .... [elena/100]
thread_subject_tag_location	=	appended


# Descriptions: file to store ticket sequence
#      History: fml 8.0 new
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/thread.seq
thread_sequence_file	=	$ml_home_dir/thread.seq


# Descriptions: directory to hold ticket data
#      History: fml 8.0 new 
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/@db@/thread
thread_db_dir		=	$shared_db_dir/thread


# Descriptions: CGI relative path
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
thread_cgi_base_url	=	/cgi-bin/fmlthread.cgi


# Descriptions: CGI title
#      History:
#        Value: STR
#     Examples:
thread_cgi_title	=	thread tracking system interface


# Descriptions: CGI color
#      History:
#        Value:  HTML_COLOR
#     Examples:
thread_cgi_bgcolor	=	#E6E6FA

=head1	CGI


# Descriptions: base directory which locates .cgi for this domain.
#      History:
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples:
cgi_base_dir	=	$fml_owner_home_dir/public_html/cgi-bin/fml/$ml_domain


# Descriptions: base directory which locates .cgi for this domain.
#      History:
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: ~fml/public_admin/cgi-bin/fml/admin/fml.org/elena
#        Notes: ACL is contorlled by
#               admin/.htaccess or admin/$domain/.htaccess.
admin_cgi_base_dir	=	$cgi_base_dir/admin


# Descriptions: base directory which locates .cgi for this ML.
#      History:
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: ~fml/public_admin/cgi-bin/fml/admin/fml.org/elena
ml_admin_cgi_base_dir	=	$cgi_base_dir/ml-admin/$ml_name


# Descriptions: default charset
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( euc-jp us-ascii )
#     Examples:
cgi_default_charset	=	us-ascii

# Descriptions: cgi charset in Japanese
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( euc-jp )
#     Examples:
cgi_charset_ja		=	euc-jp

# Descriptions: cgi charset in English
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( us-ascii)
#     Examples:
cgi_charset_en		=	us-ascii

# Descriptions: language mode of CGI (!= charset) 
#      History:
#        Value: SELECT ( japanese )
#     Examples:
cgi_default_language   =       english

# Descriptions: available language mode in CGI
#      History:
#        Value: MIX ( japanese english )
#     Examples:
cgi_language_select_list      =	english
				japanese

# Descriptions: default bgcolor
#      History:
#        Value: HTML_COLOR
#     Examples: #FFFFFF
cgi_main_menu_color		=	#FFFFFF


# Descriptions: default bgcolor in navigation menu
#      History: 
#        Value: HTML_COLOR
#     Examples: #FFFFFF
cgi_navigation_bar_color	=	#FFFFFF


# Descriptions: choise of address list types in CGI operations.
#      History: 
#        Value: MIX ( member recipient admin_member )
#     Examples: member recipient admin_member
cgi_menu_address_map_select_list	=	member
						recipient
						admin_member


# Descriptions: default value of list types in CGI operations.
#      History: 
#        Value: MIX ( member recipient admin_member )
#     Examples: member
cgi_menu_default_address_map		=	recipient



=head2	CGI for anonymous users


# Descriptions: allow a request e.g. subscribe and unsubscribe from www.
#		yes by default.
#      History: none
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes
use_anonymous_cgi_function	=	yes


# Descriptions: expire limit of anonymous CGI session ID.
#      History: NONE
#        Value: TIME
#     Examples: 15m
anonymous_cgi_expire_limit	=	15m


# Descriptions: top level directory for anonymous cgi scripts.
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: ~fml/public_html/cgi-bin/anonymous/fml.org
anonymous_cgi_base_dir	= $fml_owner_home_dir/public_html/cgi-bin/anonymous


# Descriptions: ml specific directory for anonymous cgi scripts.
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: ~fml/public_html/cgi-bin/anonymous/fml.org/elena
ml_anonymous_cgi_base_dir	= $anonymous_cgi_base_dir/$ml_domain/$ml_name


# Descriptions: ml specific url base for anonymous cgi scripts.
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /~fml/cgi-bin/anonymous/fml.org/elena
ml_anonymous_cgi_base_url = /~$fml_owner/cgi-bin/anonymous/$ml_domain/$ml_name


=head2	temporary area for CGI


# Descriptions: temporary directory for CGI
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: ~fml/public_html/fml/tmp
html_tmp_dir		= $fml_owner_home_dir/public_html/fml/tmp


# Descriptions: temporary url base for CGI
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /~fml/fml/tmp
html_tmp_base_url	= /~$fml_owner/fml/tmp

=head1 MTA related configurations


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: MIX ( postfix sendmail qmail procmail )
#     Examples:
newml_command_mta_config_list	=	postfix sendmail qmail procmail


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: MIX ( postfix sendmail qmail procmail )
#     Examples:
rmml_command_mta_config_list	=	$newml_command_mta_config_list


=head2 directory


# Descriptions: directory to hold config files for MTA
#      History: hard-coded in fml 4.0
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/etc/mail
domain_mail_config_dir		= 	$domain_config_base_dir/mail


# Descriptions: directory to hold postfix specific config files.
#      History: hard-coded in fml 4.0
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/etc/mail
domain_postfix_config_dir	= 	$domain_config_base_dir/postfix


# Descriptions: directory to hold qmail specific config files.
#      History: hard-coded in fml 4.0
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/etc/mail
domain_qmail_config_dir		= 	$domain_config_base_dir/qmail


# Descriptions: directory to hold exim specific config files.
#      History: hard-coded in fml 4.0
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/etc/mail
domain_exim_config_dir		= 	$domain_config_base_dir/exim


# Descriptions: directory to hold sendmail specific config files.
#      History: hard-coded in fml 4.0
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/etc/sendmail
domain_sendmail_config_dir	= 	$domain_config_base_dir/sendmail


# Descriptions: directory to hold procmail specific config files.
#      History: hard-coded in fml 4.0
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/etc/procmail
domain_procmail_config_dir	= 	$domain_config_base_dir/procmail


=head2 sendmail / postfix


# Descriptions: aliases
#      History: hard-coded in fml 4.0
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/etc/mail/aliases
mail_aliases_file	=	$domain_mail_config_dir/aliases


=head2	postfix


# Descriptions: virtual map file
#      History: none
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/etc/mail/virtual
postfix_virtual_map_file	=	$domain_postfix_config_dir/virtual



# Descriptions: templates of include files
#        Value: FILE_LIST
#     Examples:
newml_command_postfix_template_files 	=	include
						include-ctl
						include-error


# Descriptions: verps delimieters used in postfix
#      History: none
#        Value: RFC822_ADDRESS_DELIMITERS
#     Examples: +=
postfix_verp_delimiters	=	+=


=head2	qmail


# Descriptions: templates files of ~fml/.qmail-*
#        Value: FILE_LIST
#     Examples:
newml_command_qmail_template_files 	=	dot-qmail
						dot-qmail-ctl
						dot-qmail-admin
						dot-qmail-request
						dot-qmail-default


# Descriptions: virtual domain configurations for qmail
#      History: none
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains
qmail_virtualdomains_file = /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains


# Descriptions: template of /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains
#      History: none
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/etc/qmail/virtualdomains
qmail_virtual_map_file	=	$domain_qmail_config_dir/virtualdomains



# Descriptions: verps delimieters used in qmail
#      History: none
#        Value: RFC822_ADDRESS_DELIMITERS
#     Examples: -=
qmail_verp_delimiters	=	-=


=head2	sendmail

# Descriptions: sample of /etc/mail/virtusertable
#      History: none
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/etc/mail/virtual
sendmail_virtual_map_file =	$domain_sendmail_config_dir/virtusertable


=head2 procmail


# Descriptions: sample of ~fml/.procmailrc
#      History: hard-coded in fml 4.0
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/etc/procmail/aliases
procmail_aliases_file	=	$domain_procmail_config_dir/procmailrc



=head1 fetchfml: pop/imap based mta and ml emulation


# Descriptions: use fetchfml function or not.
#      History: none
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes / no
use_fetchfml_function	=	no


# Descriptions: queue_dir fetchfml uses as temporary incoming queue 
#               which holds messages fetched via POP3/IMAP4.
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/var/mail/queue-fetchfml
fetchfml_queue_dir = $var_dir/mail/queue-fetchfml


# Descriptions: protocol to fetch messages.
#      History: none
#        Value: SELECT ( pop3 pop apop imap4 imap )
#     Examples: pop3
fetchfml_fetch_protocol			=	pop3


# Descriptions: use fetchfml article_post function or not.
#      History: none
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes / no
use_fetchfml_article_post_function	=	yes


# Descriptions: username to fetch article messages for $ml_name ML
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: elena
fetchfml_article_post_user		=	$ml_name


# Descriptions: password to fetch article messages for $ml_name ML
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: elena
fetchfml_article_post_password		=	********


# Descriptions: use fetchfml command_mail function or not.
#      History: none
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes / no
use_fetchfml_command_mail_function	=	yes


# Descriptions: username to fetch command messages for $ml_name ML
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: elena
fetchfml_command_mail_user		=	$ml_name-ctl


# Descriptions: password to fetch command messages for $ml_name ML
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: elena
fetchfml_command_mail_password		=	********


# Descriptions: use fetchfml error_mail_analyzer function or not.
#      History: none
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes / no
use_fetchfml_error_mail_analyzer_function	=	yes


# Descriptions: username to fetch error messages for $ml_name ML
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: elena
fetchfml_error_mail_analyzer_user	=	$ml_name-admin


# Descriptions: password to fetch error messages for $ml_name ML
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: elena
fetchfml_error_mail_analyzer_password	=	********


# Descriptions: pop servers fetchfml process uses.
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: pop.example.co.jp
fetchfml_pop_servers			=	localhost


# Descriptions: imap servers fetchfml process uses.
#      History: none
#        Value: STR
#     Examples: imap.example.co.jp
fetchfml_imap_servers			=	localhost



=head1 moderate


# Descriptions: use moderate function or not.
#      History: none
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes / no
use_moderate_function	=	yes


# Descriptions: queue_dir moderate uses as temporary incoming queue 
#               which holds messages fetched via POP3/IMAP4.
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /var/spool/ml/elena/var/mail/queue-moderate
moderate_queue_dir = $var_dir/mail/queue-moderate


# Descriptions: expire submitted queue after $moderate_expire_limit.
#      History: $MODERATOR_EXPIRE_LIMIT
#        Value: TIME
#     Examples: 14d
moderate_queue_expire_limit	=	14d



=head1 CREATE-ON-POST

# Descriptions: use CREATE-ON-POST or not ?
#               This variable is meaningful only in createonpost program.
#      History: NONE
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes
use_createonpost_function	=	yes


=head2 CREATE-ON-POST who can post ?


# Descriptions: who can post for CREATE-ON-POST ML ?
#		anyone by default.
#      History: NONE
#        Value: MIX (
#			reject_errormail
#			reject_fml8_managed_address
#			reject_createonpost_domain
#			reject_list_header_field
#			reject_system_special_accounts
#			permit_createonpost_sender_maps
#			permit_anyone
#               )
#     Examples: permit_anyone
createonpost_sender_restrictions =	reject_system_special_accounts
					reject_errormail
					reject_list_header_field
					reject_fml8_managed_address
					reject_createonpost_domain
					permit_anyone


# Descriptions: restrict "who can post". PCRE is available.
#               e.g. \S+\@example.com
#      History: NONE
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: pcre:$ml_home_dir/sender.allow.pcre
createonpost_sender_maps	=	pcre:$ml_home_dir/sender.allow.pcre



=head2 CREATE-ON-POST で subscribe 可能な人


# Descriptions: who can subscribe ? 
#		anyone by default.
#      History: NONE
#        Value: MIX (
#			reject_errormail
#			reject_fml8_managed_address
#			reject_createonpost_domain
#			permit_createonpost_subscribe_maps
#			permit_anyone
#               )
#     Examples: permit_anyone
createonpost_subscribe_restrictions =	reject_system_special_accounts
					reject_errormail
					reject_fml8_managed_address
					reject_createonpost_domain
 					permit_anyone


# Descriptions: restrict "who can subscribe". PCRE is available.
#               e.g. \S+\@example.com
#      History: NONE
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: pcre:$ml_home_dir/subscribe.allow.pcre
createonpost_subscribe_maps	=	pcre:$ml_home_dir/subscribe.allow.pcre


=head2 CREATE-ON-POST who can create a new create-on-post ML ?


# Descriptions: Who can create a new CREATE-ON-POST ML ?
#		user@$ml_domain is allowed by default.
#		It is recommended that you should use $createonpost_newml_maps
#		to control senders more granually.
#      History: fml4 has no such function.
#		fml8 before 2008/07 does not have this rectrictions.
#		It means permit_anyone.
#		Default action is changed to permit_ml_domain at 2008/07.
#        Value: MIX (
#			reject_errormail
#			reject_fml8_managed_address
#			reject_createonpost_domain
#			permit_createonpost_newml_maps
#			permit_ml_domain
#			permit_anyone
#               )
#     Examples: permit_anyone
createonpost_newml_restrictions =	reject_system_special_accounts
					reject_errormail
					reject_fml8_managed_address
					reject_createonpost_domain
					permit_createonpost_maintainer_maps
 					permit_ml_domain


# Descriptions: restrict "who can create a new ML". PCRE is available.
#               e.g. \S+\@example.com
#      History: NONE
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples: pcre:$ml_home_dir/newml.allow.pcre
createonpost_newml_maps	=	pcre:$ml_home_dir/newml.allow.pcre



=head1 program paths

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_perl                 = @PERL@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_cksum                = @CKSUM@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_sum                  = @SUM@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_md5                  = @MD5@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_tar                  = @TAR@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_gzip                 = @GZIP@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_zcat                 = @ZCAT@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_gzcat                = @GZCAT@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_gunzip               = @GUNZIP@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_lha                  = @LHA@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_ls                   = @LS@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_ish                  = @ISH@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_bzip2                = @BZIP2@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_bunzip2              = @BUNZIP2@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_uuencode             = @UUENCODE@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_compress             = @COMPRESS@


=head2 MTA related program paths

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_sendmail             = @SENDMAIL@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_makemap              = @MAKEMAP@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_newaliases           = @NEWALIASES@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_postfix              = @POSTFIX@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_postalias            = @POSTALIAS@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_postconf             = @POSTCONF@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_postmap              = @POSTMAP@


=head2 encryption/decryption

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_pgp                  = @PGP@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_pgp5                 = @PGP5@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_pgpe                 = @PGPe@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_pgpk                 = @PGPK@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_pgps                 = @PGPS@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_pgpv                 = @PGPV@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_gpg                  = @GPG@


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_gpgv                 = @GPGV@


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_gpgsplit             = @GPGSPLIT@


=head2	utilities

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_nkf                  = @NKF@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_kakasi               = @KAKASI@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_namazu               = @NAMAZU@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_less                 = @LESS@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_more                 = @MORE@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_w3m                  = @W3M@


=head2 spam related utilities

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_spamassassin         = @SPAMASSASSIN@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_spamd                = @SPAMD@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_spamc                = @SPAMC@

# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_bogofilter           = @BOGOFILTER@


=head2 virus checker


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_clamscan             = @CLAMSCAN@


=head2 editors


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_vi             	= @VI@


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_ng             	= @NG@


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_mule             	= @MULE@


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_emacs             	= @EMACS@


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: FILE
#     Examples:
path_xemacs             = @XEMACS@



=head1	system dependence (incompatibility against BSD)

#
# XXX we assume NetBSD by default.
#

# Descriptions: has getpwuid(2) ?
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
system_has_getpwuid	=	yes

# Descriptions: has getpwgid(2) ?
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
system_has_getpwgid	=	yes

# Descriptions: has alarm(2) ?
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
system_has_alarm	=	yes

# Descriptions: has select(2) ?
#      History:
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
system_has_select	=	yes

# Descriptions: has fork(2) ?
#      History:
#        Value:  YES_OR_NO
#     Examples:
system_has_fork	=	yes

=head1 COMPATIBILITY

=head2 fml version 4 compatibility

# Descriptions:
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /usr/local/etc/fml/$version/etc/compat
compat_config_base_dir		=	$fml_default_config_dir/compat

# Descriptions:
#      History: none
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: /usr/local/etc/fml/$version/etc/compat/fml4
compat_old_fml_config_dir		=	$compat_config_base_dir/fml4

# Descriptions:
#      History: none
#        Value: PH_FILE
#     Examples: /usr/local/etc/fml/$version/etc/compat/fml4/default_config.ph
compat_old_fml_default_config_ph_file	=	$compat_old_fml_config_dir/default_config.ph



=head1 MySQL example

#
# [Example]
# create table ml (
# 	fml_ml        char(64),
# 	fml_address   char(64),
# 	fml_member    int,
# 	fml_recipient int
# );

[mysql:fml]


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: HOSTNAME
#     Examples:
sql_servers	=	localhost


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: USER
#     Examples:
sql_user	=	fml


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: PASSWORD
#     Examples:
sql_password	=	uja


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_DATABASE
#     Examples:
sql_database	=	fml


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_TABLE
#     Examples:
sql_table	=	ml


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_QUERY_STATEMENT
#     Examples:
sql_query_get_next_key =	select fml_address from $sql_table
				where fml_ml = '$ml_name'
					and
				fml_domain = '$ml_domain'


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_QUERY_STATEMENT
#     Examples:
sql_query_getline	=	select fml_address from $sql_table
				where fml_ml = '$ml_name'
					and
				fml_domain = '$ml_domain'


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_QUERY_STATEMENT
#     Examples:
sql_query_add	=	insert into $sql_table
			values ('$ml_name', '$ml_domain', '&address', 1, 1)


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_QUERY_STATEMENT
#     Examples:
sql_query_delete	=	delete from $sql_table
				where	fml_ml = '$ml_name'
					and
				fml_domain = '$ml_domain'
					and
				fml_address = '&address'


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_QUERY_STATEMENT
#     Examples:
sql_query_find	=	select fml_address from $sql_table
				where	fml_ml = '$ml_name'
					and
				fml_domain = '$ml_domain'
					and
				fml_address like '%&regexp%'

=head1 PostgreSQL example

#
# [Example]
# create table ml (
# 	fml_ml        char(64),
# 	fml_address   char(64),
# 	fml_member    int,
# 	fml_recipient int
# );

[postgresql:fml]


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: HOSTNAME
#     Examples:
sql_servers	=	localhost


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: USER
#     Examples:
sql_user	=	fml


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: PASSWORD
#     Examples:
sql_password	=	uja


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_DATABASE
#     Examples:
sql_database	=	fml


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_TABLE
#     Examples:
sql_table	=	ml


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_QUERY_STATEMENT
#     Examples:
sql_query_get_next_key =	select fml_address from $sql_table
				where fml_ml = '$ml_name'
					and
				fml_domain = '$ml_domain'


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_QUERY_STATEMENT
#     Examples:
sql_query_getline	=	select fml_address from $sql_table
				where fml_ml = '$ml_name'
					and
				fml_domain = '$ml_domain'


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_QUERY_STATEMENT
#     Examples:
sql_query_add	=	insert into $sql_table
			values ('$ml_name', '$ml_domain', '&address', 1, 1)


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_QUERY_STATEMENT
#     Examples:
sql_query_delete	=	delete from $sql_table
				where	fml_ml = '$ml_name'
					and
				fml_domain = '$ml_domain'
					and
				fml_address = '&address'


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: SQL_QUERY_STATEMENT
#     Examples:
sql_query_find	=	select fml_address from $sql_table
				where	fml_ml = '$ml_name'
					and
				fml_domain = '$ml_domain'
					and
				fml_address like '%&regexp%'

=head1 LDAP の例

#
# 注意: 次の ^=head で名前空間はリセットされる


[ldap:fml]


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: HOSTNAME
#     Examples:
ldap_servers	=	localhost


# Descriptions: dummy
#      History:
#        Value: USER
#     Examples:
ldap_user	=	fml


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: PASSWORD
#     Examples:
ldap_password	=	uja


# Descriptions: DN to bind.
#      History:
#        Value: STR
#     Examples:
ldap_bind_dn	=	dc=fml, dc=org


# Descriptions: base DN to contact in modify, search et.al.
#      History:
#        Value: STR
#     Examples:
ldap_base_dn	=	dc=$ml_name, dc=fml, dc=org



# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: STR
#     Examples:
ldap_query_get_next_key_result_attribute	=	fmlrecipient


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: LDAP_QUERY_FILTER
#     Examples:
ldap_query_get_next_key_search_filter	=	(&(objectclass=*)(ou=$ml_name@$ml_domain))


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: STR
#     Examples:
ldap_query_getline_result_attribute	=	fmlrecipient


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: LDAP_QUERY_FILTER
#     Examples:
ldap_query_getline_search_filter	=	(&(objectclass=*)(ou=$ml_name@$ml_domain))



# Descriptions: attributes to add into $ldap_base_dn entry.
#      History:
#        Value: LDAP_LDIF_STATEMENT
#     Examples:
ldap_query_add_as_ldif		=	fmlrecipient:&address
					fmlmember:&address


# Descriptions: attributes to remove from $ldap_base_dn entry.
#      History:
#        Value: LDAP_LDIF_STATEMENT
#     Examples:
ldap_query_delete_as_ldif	=	fmlrecipient:&address
					fmlmember:&address


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: STR
#     Examples:
ldap_query_find_result_attribute	=	fmlrecipient


# Descriptions:
#      History:
#        Value: LDAP_QUERY_FILTER
#     Examples:
ldap_query_find_search_filter		=	(&(objectclass=*)(ou=$ml_name@$ml_domain))



=head1 HOOK's

###                                                          ###
### default_config.cf file ends here.                        ###
###                                                          ###

=cut

#
# list of available hooks
#

# $article_digest_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_digest_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_digest_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_digest_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_digest_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_digest_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_digest_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_digest_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_filter_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_filter_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_header_rewrite_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_header_rewrite_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_post_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_post_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_post_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_post_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_post_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_post_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_post_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $article_post_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $command_mail_filter_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $command_mail_filter_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $command_mail_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $command_mail_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $command_mail_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $command_mail_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $command_mail_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $command_mail_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $command_mail_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $command_mail_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $createonpost_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $createonpost_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $createonpost_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $createonpost_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $createonpost_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $createonpost_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $createonpost_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $createonpost_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $distribute_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $distribute_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $distribute_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $distribute_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $distribute_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $distribute_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $distribute_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $distribute_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $error_mail_analyzer_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $error_mail_analyzer_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $error_mail_analyzer_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $error_mail_analyzer_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $error_mail_analyzer_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $error_mail_analyzer_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $error_mail_analyzer_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $error_mail_analyzer_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $faker_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $faker_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $faker_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $faker_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $faker_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $faker_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $faker_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $faker_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fetchfml_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fetchfml_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fetchfml_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fetchfml_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fetchfml_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fetchfml_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fetchfml_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fetchfml_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmladdr_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmladdr_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmladdr_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmladdr_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmladdr_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmladdr_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmladdr_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmladdr_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlalias_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlalias_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlalias_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlalias_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlalias_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlalias_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlalias_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlalias_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlconf_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlconf_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlconf_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlconf_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlconf_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlconf_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlconf_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlconf_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmldoc_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmldoc_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmldoc_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmldoc_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmldoc_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmldoc_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmldoc_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmldoc_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlhtmlify_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlhtmlify_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlhtmlify_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlhtmlify_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlhtmlify_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlhtmlify_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlhtmlify_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlhtmlify_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlpgp_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlpgp_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlpgp_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlpgp_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlpgp_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlpgp_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlpgp_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $fmlpgp_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $makefml_finish_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $makefml_finish_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $makefml_prepare_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $makefml_prepare_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $makefml_run_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $makefml_run_start_hook = q{ 1;};
# $makefml_verify_request_end_hook = q{ 1;};
# $makefml_verify_request_start_hook = q{ 1;};