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Complete list of configuration parameters in config.txt.

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1# = Project Lancelot List Configuration Parameters =
2#
3# This file documents all Project Lancelot list configuration
4# parameters. It can serve as the basis for a Project Lancelot list
5# configuration; just change it and read it using
6# "pl-conf --import <config.txt".
7#
8# == Ground Rules ==
9#
10# Parameter values consist of everything after the equals sign, with
11# leading and trailing spaces removed.
12#
13# There is no notion of "valid" parameter names; you may put anything
14# you like in the database (and write a program to use it).
15#
16# == Global Parameters ==
17#
18# === lancelot.templatedirs ===
19#
20# This parameter gives a global (space-separated) list of directories
21# that will be searched for Project Lancelot templates. The language
22# code (as per '''list.language''', or '''en''' if '''list.language'''
23# is unset) will be appended to each of the directories in the list,
24# and the template will be looked for in the resulting directory.
25#
26# In addition to these directories, Project Lancelot always searches the
27# ''.pl/list@domain/templates'' and ''.pl/templates'' directories within
28# the list owner's home directory.
29
30lancelot.templatedirs = /etc/lancelot/templates
31
32# === lancelot.mailer ===
33
34# == List Parameters ==
35#
36# These parameters give information about a list as a whole.
37#
38# === list.address ===
39#
40# This parameter gives the list address, as ''list@domain''. This is the
41# address that is used to submit messages to the list. The local MTA must
42# be suitably configured so the ''list@domain'' and ''list-SOMETHING@domain''
43# addresses are forwarded to the pl-incoming(1) command.
44
45list.address = test@example.com
46
47# === list.name ===
48#
49# This is the list's name, such as "Test". This will be used in messages
50# from the list software to subscribers. Do not call a list "Foo List",
51# use just "Foo".
52
53list.name = Test
54
55# === list.language ===
56#
57# The language used for communication between Project Lancelot and the
58# list users. This determines the templates to be used.
59#
60# Project Lancelot comes with templates for English and German. Feel
61# free to contribute additional templates, which should go in a
62# directory that is named after the '''list.language''' value to be
63# used for them.
64#
65# Note that this has nothing to do with the language(s) that the
66# list users use to converse among one another.
67
68list.language = en
69
70# === list.ownername ===
71#
72# The list administrator's name. This can be left unset, in which
73# case Project Lancelot will insert "the list owner" (in the
74# appropriate language) in its place.
75
76list.ownername = John Doe
77
78# === list.owneraddress ===
79#
80# The list administrator's mail address. Project Lancelot forwards mail to
81# the ''list''-owner''@domain'' address to this address.
82
83list.owneraddress = jdoe@example.com
84
85# === list.addressdb ===
86#
87# This parameter determines where Project Lancelot stores and
88# retrieves subscriber information. Right now the only admissible
89# value is '''sqlite:''', which means "in the list's configuration
90# database". Feel free to implement other approaches, such as
91# '''ldap:/path/to/config/file'''; you will need to refer to the
92# source:trunk/lib/Lancelot/DB.pm file to find out details.
93
94list.addressdb = sqlite:
95
96# === list.confirmdelay ===
97# === list.timeformat ===
98
99# == Incoming Mail ==
100#
101# The following parameters deal with the processing of incoming mail,
102# by pl-incoming(1) and various processing modules.
103#
104# === mail.delimiter ===
105# === mail.trace ===
106#
107# === mail.workflow.submit ===
108#
109# Gives a workflow for handling messages to the ''list@domain'' address.
110
111mail.workflow.submit = policy_addresses policy_mime list_headers post_message
112
113# === mail.workflow.subscribe ===
114#
115# Gives a workflow for handling messages to the ''list-subscribe@domain''
116# address.
117
118mail.workflow.subscribe = forward
119
120# === mail.workflow.unsubscribe ===
121#
122# Gives a workflow for handling messages to the ''list-unsubscribe@domain''
123# address.
124
125mail.workflow.unsubscribe = forward
126
127# === mail.workflow.help ===
128#
129# Gives a workflow for handling messages to the ''list-help@domain'' address.
130
131mail.workflow.help = send_help
132
133# === mail.workflow.owner ===
134#
135# Gives a workflow for handling messages to the ''list-owner@domain'' address.
136
137mail.workflow.owner = forward
138
139# === mail.policy.explicitaddress ===
140#
141# If set to 1, requires the ''list@domain'' address to occur within the
142# "To:" or "Cc:" headers of a message submitted for distribution. This is
143# a spam prevention policy.
144
145mail.policy.explicitaddress = 1
146
147# === mail.policy.subscribersonly ===
148#
149# If set to 1, only mail from subscribers is allowed for distribution.
150# Other messages are silently discarded (this may change when message
151# moderation is implemented).
152
153mail.policy.subscribersonly = 1
154
155# === mail.listheaders ===
156#
157# If set to 1, RFC-2369 headers are added to outgoing messages.
158
159mail.listheaders = 1
160
161# === mail.listid ===
162
163# === mail.removeheaders ===
164# === mail.addheaders ===
165# === mail.header.X ===
166
167# === mail.subjecttag ===
168#
169# If set, the value of this parameter is prepended to outgoing messages'
170# "Subject:" headers.
171
172mail.subjecttag =
173
174# === mail.replyto ===
175#
176# If set, the value of this parameter is used as the "Reply-To:" header
177# on outgoing messages that do not already have one.
178
179mail.replyto =
180
181# === mail.forcereplyto ===
182#
183# If set to 1, the value of the '''mail.replyto''' parameter is also used
184# to replace the "Reply-To:" header on outgoing messages that do have
185# one already. It is highly contentious whether this is a good idea.
186
187mail.forcereplyto = 0
188
189# == SMTP Configuration ==
190#
191# Project Lancelot uses an SMTP server to send mail, both for list
192# distribution and for communicating with individual users. The
193# following parameters determine how Project Lancelot converses with
194# the SMTP server.
195#
196# === smtp.server ===
197#
198# The SMTP server.
199
200# === smtp.port ===
201# === smtp.timeout ===
202# === smtp.maxrecipients ===
203# === smtp.verp ===
204# === smtp.debug ===
205
206# == Forwarding Messages ==
207#
208# The '''forward''' processing module is used to forward messages to other
209# addresses (usually the list administrator's).
210#
211# === forward.notice ===
212#
213# This parameter is used to internationalise the string added as the
214# main explanatory MIME part when Project Lancelot forwards a message
215# using the '''forward''' processing module. Its value should include
216# a '''%s''' key, which will be replaced by the list name from
217# '''list.name'''.
218
219forward.notice = This just came in on the %s list.
220
221# == Subscribing and Unsubscribing ==
222#
223# === subscribe.type ===
224# === subscribe.confirm ===
225# === subscribe.confirmdefault ===
226# === subscribe.digestdefault ===
227# === subscribe.nomaildefault ===
228# === subscribe.moderateddefault ===
229# === subscribe.welcome ===
230# === subscribe.notices ===
231#
232# === unsubscribe.confirm ===
233# === unsubscribe.goodbye ===
234# === unsubscribe.notices ===
235
236# == Configuration ==
237#
238# === config.digest ===
239# === config.nomail ===
240# === config.name ===
241
242# == Archive ==
243#
244# The '''archive_store''' processing module helps maintain an archive
245# of past postings to the mailing list.
246#
247# === archive.directory ===
248#
249# This parameter gives the directory in which the archive is
250# kept. Inside this directory, there will be one subdirectory for
251# every 100 postings to the mailing list, containing one file per
252# archived message. The name of this subdirectory is the integer part
253# of the message number divided by 100, while the name of the file
254# itself is the remainder of the message number divided by 100. In
255# other words, message 12345 would be stored in the file ''123/45''
256# inside the archive directory.
257#
258# The value of this parameter is taken relative to the list directory
259# if it does not start with a slash ('''/''').
260
261archive.directory = archive
262
263# === archive.dirmode ===
264#
265# This parameter specifies the permissions for the
266# '''archive.directory''' (and its subdirectories). This only applies
267# when new directories are being created. The value is an octal number
268# with the customary Unix meaning (refer to '''chmod(1)''').
269
270archive.dirmode = 0755
271
272# === archive.url ===
273# === archive.lurker.name ===
274# === archive.lurker.command ===
275
276# == Digests ==
277#
278# === digest.name ===
279# === digest.maxperiod ===
280# === digest.minsize ===
281# === digest.maxsize ===
282# === digest.type ===
283# === digest.volume ===
284# === digest.headers ===
285# === digest.type.plain.headers ===
286# === digest.type.mime.headers ===
287
288# == Bounce Handling ==
289#
290# === bounce.bucketcount ===
291# === bounce.bucketsize ===
292# === bounce.threshold ===
293# === bounce.warnings ===
294# === bounce.warnperiod ===
295# === bounce.score.hard ===
296# === bounce.score.soft ===
297# === bounce.unknownaction ===
298
299# == Authentication ==
300#
301# === auth.gpg.keyring ===
302
303# == Moderation ==
304#
305# === mod.enable ===
306# === mod.quorum.approve ===
307# === mod.quorum.reject ===
308# === mod.quorum.discard ===
309# === mod.timeout ===
310# === mod.disposal ===
311# === mod.notifylines ===
312
313# == Remote Administration by mail ==
314#
315# === admin.list.defaultorder ===
316# === admin.allowed ===
317# === admin.setconfig.allow ===
318# === admin.setconfig.refuse ===
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