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;==============================================================================
; XGATE Configuraton File
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The C-Configuration option on XGATE's main menu can be used to double-check
; proper detection of configuration fields (except for the decode_header and
; scrap_mhs_attach fields which aren't shown).
;
; The format of the configuration file is very 'loose'. Any amount of white
; space (tabs or spaces) can be used to separate a field name from its value.
; A semi-colon begins a comment. Any leading white space before a comment is
; also discarded.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; MHS-Related Fields
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
mhs_path sys: ;Root path to MHS directory structure
mhs_gateway_name smtp ;Our gateway name under MHS
mhs_admin_errors y ;MHS administrator gets error messages
mhs_administrator frailey ;Send error messages to a different
; name than the MHS administrator
mhs_default_host ;If mail is received from SMTP without
; specifying the MHS hub name it will
; be sent to the user specified on the
; local MHS hub unless overridden here.
; (i.e. if it should go to a workgroup)
use_mhs_total_fields n ;Build MHS "Total-To:" & "Total-Cc-To:"
; fields from SMTP messages
include_header n ;Whether to include entire SMTP header
; in MHS messages
include_smtp_fields RFTC ;Include specific SMTP header fields
; in MHS msg body:
; (R=Reply-To:, F=From:, T=To:, C=Cc:)
;Note: Only one of the previous three
; options should probably be enabled
; at one time.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; SMTP-Related Fields
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
smtp_gateway_name mhs.com ;Our host name on the SMTP side
smtp_default_host darius.com ;The default SMTP host to address a
; message to if an MHS message doesn't
; specify the destination SMTP host
smtp_user_suffix ;Optional text appended to an MHS
; user's name, before the gateway
; host name, in the return address
; (not normally used)
smtp_timezone pst ;Timezone stamped on outbound SMTP
; dates if the MHS message didn't
; use a UTC desigination (i.e. +0800)
smtp_exclude_mhs_hub n ;Excludes the MHS hub name when
; building an SMTP return address
smtp_receipts n ;Generate an MHS return receipt for all
; inbound SMTP mail
use_mhs_ret_rcpt y ;Ask for an SMTP receipt if the MHS
; message had it on
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Uuencode-Related Fields
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
uuencode y ;Enable automatic uuencoding of
; outbound MHS attachments, and
; decode scanning of each inbound
; SMTP message.
;Decode headers:
; These are fields automatically
; embedded in the SMTP header when
; it contains a uuencoded file. The
; idea is to automatically trip the
; recipients mailer into decoding
; the enclosed file. Embedding %fn
; will expand into the name of the
; uuencoded file. Decode headers
; can be defined more than once -
; but they all go in a message with
; uuencoded files.
decode_header Next-Attachment: %fn ; For Next Computers
decode_header Content-Type: x-uuencode-apple-single ; For Apple Computers
scrap_mhs_attach *packed* ;Scrap (don't uuencode) MHS attachments
scrap_mhs_attach *beyond* ; that have this filename. This field
; can be defined more than once.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Miscellaneous Fields
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
scan_frequency 10 ;Scan for new mail every n seconds
black_and_white n ;Use black and white video mode
mute n ;Whether speaker beeps on errors
screen_save 0 ;Blank screen after this many minutes.
; A value of 0 disables screen saver.
inbound_log ;Path and filename of inbound log file
; If aimed at a network volume, use
; the set privs option in XSETUP.
outbound_log ;Path and filename of outbound log file
; If aimed at a network volume, use
; the set privs option in XSETUP.
error_log ;Path and filename of error log file
; If aimed at a network volume, use
; the set privs option in XSETUP.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; XSMTP Module Variables
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
watch_dog 10 ;Reboot the computer after this many
; seconds if the process time slicer
; is no longer running. This only
; works if hardware interrupts are
; still functioning. Using zero
; disables the watchdog. Otherwise,
; a value below 10 results in 10.
max_xmit_processes 2 ;Maximum Concurrent Transmit Processes
; This is normally at least 2 below
; the number of TCP resources at which
; the FTP kernel runs with (in order
; to always support at least x number
; of receive processes). The FTP
; kernel defualts to 4 TCP resources
; unless started otherwise with its
; -t switch.
reschedule_minutes 5 ;The number of minutes to wait before
; reattempting an outbound message
; which fails to connect.
undeliverable_hours 72 ;Return mail to sender after this many
; hours if unable to move the message.
scrollback_lines 40 ;SMTP Monitor scroll back lines. If
; expanded memory is present, this
; value is ignored and a 64k buffer
; (or as much as is available) is
; allocated.
relay_mode 0 ;Relay Mode:
; 0 = Attempt direct delivery first
; using domain name servers.
; If resolve error or if host
; unreachable, pass message to
; to the relay host.
; 1 = Attempt passing message to
; relay host first, if that fails
; attempt direct delivery if one
; or more name servers are given.
relay_host 129.194.30.5 ;Relay Host:
; If specified, it must be a fully
; qualified NUMERIC IP address.
; If not specified, a name server must
; be given below so direct delivery
; can be attempted.
connect_timeout 15 ;Time to wait in seconds before
; considering an outbound connection
; timed out.
;Domain Name Servers:
; These must be fully qualified
; NUMERIC IP addresses. Up to 10
; name servers can be defined by
; repeating these variables. An
; address can be used more than once
; in sequence to extend the response
; time allowed for a particular name
; server.
name_server 129.194.30.5 ;1st name server (MyLocalUnixBox)
name_server 192.112.36.5 ;2nd name server (NS.NIC.DDN.MIL)
name_server 128.9.0.107 ;3rd name server (A.ISI.EDU)
domain_timeout 7 ;Domain Name Server Timeout.
; Time to wait in seconds on each
; name server before querying the
; next name server. If multiple
; name servers are given, a late
; response from a query to a previous
; server will still be recognized.