pmx-qdigest.conf - Configuration options for pmx-qdigest
, pmx-qdigest-expire
and pmx-qdigest-approve
/opt/pmx6/etc/pmx-qdigest.conf
- approve_addr
-
The generated email will come with a
Reply-To
header that
points to this address. The address should be configured to
invoke the pmx-qdigest-approve
script.
- approve_tmpl
-
When
pmx-qdigest-approve
fails to process an end-user approval
request, it uses the approve_tmpl
template file to construct a
response message. If a full path is not specified,
pmx-qdigest-approve
searches the etc directory, then the
etc/templates/<language> directory for this template. The
language-specific path used in this search is taken from the
language
setting in pmx.conf.
- consolidate
-
The type of consolidation to perform when constructing digest messages. Known
values are
none
(do not consolidate digests) and merged
(digests are
consolidated into a single message according to the notifications
map). The
default is none
for backwards compatibility.
- centralized
-
The
centralized
setting is used to create digests from quarantines on
multiple servers. The default is false
. To enable centralized
digests, set this option to true
.
- <digest>
-
The digest section contains the definitions of each type of digest to generate.
For example, the default 'spam-only' digest generates a list of messages
quarantined for the reason 'spam' for each user belonging to the list specified
in the 'members' setting.
- expire
-
How long to wait between mailing the digest and deleting the entry in the digest
directory.
- <digest_config_name>
-
Each digest section specifies what kind of quarantined messages to report, and
which users should receive summaries.
- template
-
The name of the template file used to generate the digest. If a full path is not
specified,
pmx-qdigest
searches the etc directory, then the
etc/templates/<language> directory for this template. The
language-specific path used in this search is taken from the language
setting
in pmx.conf.
- <reason>
-
When a message is added to the quarantine, a the policy action attaches a 'reason'
to the message. For example, 'spam' and 'virus' are default reason codes.
This reason code is used to determine which messages should be included in the
digest. For example, enter 'spam' in this section to include messages quarantined
for the reason 'spam'. You may enter multiple reason codes.
- </reason>
-
- members
-
Messages are generated for the users in the specified list.
- </spam-only>
-
- </digest>
-
- <approve>
-
Each approve section specifies the type of quarantined messages to
approve for users. If a reason doesn't specify an action, it
inherits the default action.
- action
-
The supported actions are 'approve' (release the message to the user) and
'deny' (refuse to release the message).
- <virus>
-
- action
-
The supported actions are 'approve' (release the message to the user) and
'deny' (refuse to release the message).
- weight
-
Each section can also have a weight. Weight is used when an email was
quarantined for more than one reason. The rule with the highest weight for
each message takes priority. By default, the weight is '0'.
- </virus>
-
- </approve>
-
See also the pmx-qdigest manpage, the pmx-qdigest-expire manpage and the pmx-qdigest-approve manpage.
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