On Aug 24, 2007, at 2:21 PM, D. Dante Lorenso wrote:
> .include /etc/exim/host/${primary_hostname}.conf
For the clients who we deploy our exim solution to, we have a primary
configuration file that is generic and a hostspecific.conf file.
Most controls for various features that are implemented in the main
configure file are simply columns in a one row system_prefs database
table that we lookup at acl_smtp_connect time and then $extract out
to named acl variables:
pref_id 1
primary_domain domain.com
mailstore_root /var/mailstore
allow_cnxns 1
allow_trusted 1
allow_authd 1
allow_other 1
msg_maxsize 104857600
greylist_on 1
greylist_mask 24
greylist_log_on 1
spamd_run 1
spamscan_maxsize 122880
spam_reject_score 100
av_run 1
avscan_maxsize 1048576
malware_passed_msgadmin 1
dnsbl_on 1
dnsbls_block sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org : bl.spamcop.net :
dynablock.njabl.org
dnsbls_warn
dnsbl_log_on 1
and we then give the customer a preference page for them to control
how the server behaves.
Brian
