# These are the default settings for Mailmunge startup variables.
# If you want to change any of them, copy this file to /etc/default/mailmunge
# and then edit that file as appropriate.

# Anything that looks like:        VAR=
# simply has an empty default value.

### User that mailmunge runs as, and owner of spool directory
### -U option to mailmunge and mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_USER=spamd

### Group that mailmunge runs as, and group of spool directory
# MX_GROUP=spamd

### Spool directory
### -z option to mailmunge and mailmunge-multiplexor
# SPOOLDIR="/var/spool/mailmunge

### Milter socket
### -p option to mailmunge
# SOCKET="/var/spool/mailmunge/mailmunge.sock"

### mailmunge-multiplexor socket
### -s option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_SOCKET="/var/spool/mailmunge/mailmunge-multiplexor.sock"

### Enable filter_relay?
### -r option to mailmunge
# MX_RELAY_CHECK=no

### Enable filter_helo?
### -H option to mailmunge
# MX_HELO_CHECK=no

### Enable filter_sender?
### -s option to mailmunge
# MX_SENDER_CHECK=no

### Enable filter_recipient?
### -t option to mailmunge
# MX_RECIPIENT_CHECK=no

### Minimum number of filter workers
### -m option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_MINIMUM=2

### Maximum number of filter workers
### -x option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_MAXIMUM=10

### Delay between starting each worker on a quiet system
### -w option to mailmunge-multiplexor; defaults to 1 in C code.
# MX_WORKER_DELAY=

### Delay between starting each worker even on a very busy system
### -W option to mailmunge-multiplexor; defaults to 0 in C code
### Note that we *do not* recommend setting this option to a non-zero value.
# MX_MIN_WORKER_DELAY=

### Allow connections to queue if all workers are busy?
### -q option to mailmunge
# ALLOW_CONNECTIONS_TO_QUEUE=no

### Maximum size of queue?
### -q option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_QUEUE_SIZE=

### How long to leave a request in the queue before timing it out?
### -Q option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_QUEUE_TIMEOUT=

### Recycle a worker after it has been running for MX_MAX_LIFETIME seconds
# -V option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_MAX_LIFETIME=

### Recycle a worker after it has handled MX_REQUESTS requests
# -r option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_REQUESTS=500

### Do not clean up working directory if a request fails
### -k option to mailmunge
# KEEP_FAILED_DIRECTORIES=no

### Log scan times to syslog
# -T option to mailmunge
# LOG_FILTER_TIME=no

### Allow group-access to files, directories and sockets
### -G option to mailmunge and mailmunge-multiplexor
# MM_ALLOW_GROUP_ACCESS=yes

### Try hard to conserve file descriptors by closing/reopening files
### -C option to mailmunge
# MM_CONSERVE_DESCRIPTORS=no

### An IP address that should be considered equivalent to 127.0.0.1
### -L option to mailmunge
# MM_EQUIV_TO_LOOPBACK=

### Any extra command-line arguments for "mailmunge"
# MM_EXTRA=

### The listen backlog for mailmunge
### -b option to mailmunge
# MM_LISTEN_BACKLOG=

### Mailmunge PID file
### -P option to mailmunge

# Default for sysvinit script:
# MM_PIDFILE=/var/run/mailmunge.pid

# Default for systemd unit:
# MM_PIDFILE=

### Reserve this many workers for SMTP connections via the loopback interface
### -R option to mailmunge
# MM_RESERVED_FOR_LOOPBACK=

### Don't pass recipients rejected at the MTA level to Mailmunge
### -X option to mailmunge
# MM_SUPPRESS_REJECTED_RCPTS=no

### Busy timeout after which to declare a scanning worker hung and kill it
### -b option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_BUSY=600

### Timeout for sending a command to a worker
### -c option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_CMD_TIMEOUT=10

### Use an embedded Perl interpreter
### -E option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_EMBED_PERL=no

### Path to the filter program
### -f option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# FILTER=/etc/mailmunge/mailmunge-filter

### Time after which an idle worker can be terminated if more than MX_MINIMUM
### -i option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_IDLE=300

### Listen backlog for mailmunge-multiplexor
### -I option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_LISTEN_BACKLOG=

### Log Perl workers' STDERR to syslog
### -l option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_LOG=yes

### Log the worker status every interval seconds
### -L option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_LOG_WORKER_STATUS_INTERVAL=

### Map socket for filter_map callback
### -N option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_MAP_SOCKET=

### Limit total memory space of filter process to this many kB
### -M option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_MAX_AS=

### Limit resident-set size of filter process to this many kB
### -R option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_MAX_RSS=

### Socket for sending notifications to listeners
### -O option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_NOTIFIER=

### How many parallel tick bands to run
### -P option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_PARALLEL_TICKS=

### PID file for mailmunge-multiplexor
### -p option to mailmunge-multiplexor

# Default for sysvinit script:
# MX_PIDFILE=/var/run/mailmunge-multiplexor.pid

# Default for systemd unit:
# MX_PIDFILE=

### Maximum number of concurrent filter_recipient calls per domain
### -y option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_RECIPOK_PERDOMAIN=

### Log statistical information to syslog
### -T option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_STATS_SYSLOG=no

### Accept status updates from worker processes
### -Z option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_STATUS_UPDATES=no

### Syslog label for mailmunge-multiplexor
### -Y option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_SYSLOG_LABEL=mailmunge-multiplexor

### Multiplexor socket for unprivileged requests
### -a option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# MX_UNPRIV_SOCKET=

### The "X-Scanned-By:" header to add
### -x option to mailmunge
# SCANNED_BY="mailmunge 3.10"

### Strip bare carriage-returns from message bodies
### -c option to mailmunge
# STRIP_BARE_CR=no

### Suppress the X-Scanned-By: header
### -X option to mailmunge-multiplexor
# SUPPRESS_SCANNED_BY=no

### Syslog facility to use
### -S option to mailmunge and mailmunge-multiplexor
# SYSLOG_FACILITY=mail

### Request list of symbols from milter library (-y mailmunge command-line flag)
### -y option to mailmunge.  BE CAREFUL!  Many versions of libmilter
### leak memory if you set this to yes.  It's safer to specify the
### macros you need in the Sendmail or Postfix configuration file.
# USE_SMFI_SETSYMLIST=yes

### Remaining symbols are for debugging only and are unlikely to
### be useful unless you're hacking the Mailmunge C code

### Debug Milter private-data memory allocation and de-allocation
# MM_DEBUG_ALLOCATION=1