On 2015-07-02 at 17:10 +0100, Tim Watts wrote:
> Is there an easy way to dump a single file containing exim's config after
> macros have been evaluated?
One file, with one command, no.
Also, beware that options can be marked with `hide ` as a prefix to
avoid showing their value when asking Exim to print them.
You can get the macros, routers, transports
exim -bP
-- all of the top-level configuration options
exim -bP tls_privatekey
-- value of `tls_privatekey`, with decoration
exim -n -bP tls_privatekey
-- just the value of that option, no decoration (fairly new option)
exim -bP +local_domains
-- expanding a named list
exim -bP macros
-- all of the macros (as long as you're an admin user)
exim -bP routers
-- all of the routers, not quite in Exim format, with all of the
defaults printed too
exim -bP router_list
-- names of all the routers, in order
exim -bP router fred
-- options for router fred
exim -bP transport_list
-- names of each item in the set of transports
exim -bP transports
-- all of the transports
exim -bP transport fred
-- options for transport fred
Similarly `authenticators`, `authenticator_list` & `authenticator fred`.
There's no way I know of to extract the other sections, such as
rewrites or ACLs.
We would probably take a decent patch which implements `acls`,
`acl_list` and `acl fred` :)
Honestly, if this area interests someone, we'd probably take a patch
implementing an option which dumps the entire config, as long as it
honours "hiding" unless the caller is an admin.
-Phil
