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The /etc/tmdarc file is a global configuration
file. Anything added to this file would have the same effect as if you
were to edit every users ~/.tmda/config file to match these
settings.
For example on the system I use our /etc/tmdarc file
contains:
ACTION_OUTGOING = "bare"
HOSTNAME = "bardicgrove.org" X_TMDA_IN_SUBJECT = 1 CGI_URL = "http://bardicgrove.org/path-to/tmda-cgi" CGI_ACTIVE = 1 CGI_USER = "webuseragentname" MAIL_TRANSFER_AGENT="postfix" DELIVERY="~/Maildir/" RECIPIENT_DELIMITER="-" Of course anything in /etc/tmdarc will be overridden if it also apears in
the users ~/.tmda/config file. For example you could override the
system default of ACTION_OUTGOING = "bare" as I do with ACTION_OUTGOING = "bare=append"
Hope this
helps,
Dave
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sylvan Andrew Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 10:07 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Newbie /etc/tmdarc Hello All,
Could somebody please explain the purpose of
/etc/tmdarc for me ? This might be as simple as I just have to make it myself
but I don't seem to have one. I have made my own but am not sure why I didn't
have one to start with ? Does that indicate something is miconfigured ?
Could this also be a clue as to why my
'friends' aren't being appended to my whitelist ?
When my users run auto-install does it grab
the settings from /etc/tmdarc or some other place ? I am running RH9 Postfix
with TMDA-cgi in system wide mode. Any suggestions for this newcomer
to TMDA would be greatly appreciated !!!!
Thanks in advance !!
Sylvan
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