modules/og2list/mail.conf

# -*- cperl -*-
# $Id: mail.conf,v 1.7 2006/07/17 10:13:13 bengen Exp $

# The domain that is appended to the ogroup-specific localparts.
$mail_domain = "example.invalid";

# Connection parameters to the Drupal database
# type of database connection
$dbtype = "mysql";
# name of your database server
$dbase  = "";
# name of your Drupal database
$dbhost = "localhost";
# name of your database user
$dbuser = "";
# the user's password for your database server
$dbauth = "";

# Reply-To header to the list for outgoing messages
$set_reply_to = 0;

# The method to send outbound mail: "sendmail", "bsmtp", or "smtp"
#
#  "sendmail" relies on the /usr/lib/sendmail interface provided on
#  virtually all Unix machines. One process fork()/exec()ed per
#  recipient. Probably the least efficient submission interface.
#
#  "bsmtp" talks batched SMTP to the MTA's command line interface if
#  it is provided. To my knowledge, Sendmail and Exim provide this.
#  One process fork()/exec()ed per $batch_size recipients.
#
#  "smtp" talks SMTP to a local or remote MTA.
#
#  "blackhole" is there for debugging purposes.

$send_method = "sendmail";
$batch_size = 10;

# Path to sendmail binary
$sendmail_binary = "/usr/lib/sendmail";
# Arguments passed to sendmail binary for sending mails. Leave this
# alone unless you know what you are doing.
@sendmail_args = ("-oi","-oem","-f");

# Path to script or alias of the MTA that understands batched SMTP input
$bsmtp_binary = "/usr/sbin/rsmtp";
# Arguments to said script;
@bsmtp_args = ();

1;
1	# -- cperl --
2	# $Id: mail.conf,v 1.7 2006/07/17 10:13:13 bengen Exp $
3
4	# The domain that is appended to the ogroup-specific localparts.
5	$mail_domain = "example.invalid";
6
7	# Connection parameters to the Drupal database
8	# type of database connection
9	$dbtype = "mysql";
10	# name of your database server
11	$dbase = "";
12	# name of your Drupal database
13	$dbhost = "localhost";
14	# name of your database user
15	$dbuser = "";
16	# the user's password for your database server
17	$dbauth = "";
18
19	# Reply-To header to the list for outgoing messages
20	$set_reply_to = 0;
21
22	# The method to send outbound mail: "sendmail", "bsmtp", or "smtp"
23	#
24	# "sendmail" relies on the /usr/lib/sendmail interface provided on
25	# virtually all Unix machines. One process fork()/exec()ed per
26	# recipient. Probably the least efficient submission interface.
27	#
28	# "bsmtp" talks batched SMTP to the MTA's command line interface if
29	# it is provided. To my knowledge, Sendmail and Exim provide this.
30	# One process fork()/exec()ed per $batch_size recipients.
31	#
32	# "smtp" talks SMTP to a local or remote MTA.
33	#
34	# "blackhole" is there for debugging purposes.
35
36	$send_method = "sendmail";
37	$batch_size = 10;
38
39	# Path to sendmail binary
40	$sendmail_binary = "/usr/lib/sendmail";
41	# Arguments passed to sendmail binary for sending mails. Leave this
42	# alone unless you know what you are doing.
43	@sendmail_args = ("-oi","-oem","-f");
44
45	# Path to script or alias of the MTA that understands batched SMTP input
46	$bsmtp_binary = "/usr/sbin/rsmtp";
47	# Arguments to said script;
48	@bsmtp_args = ();
49
50	1;