Options in the mc File
When you create a configuration file with the mc configuration technique (see Chapter 4), you can tune each option by including an appropriate statement in your .mc configuration file:[5]
define(`option',`value') ← enclose in opposing single quotes define(`confAUTO_REBUILD',`True') ← for example DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=1097')← for example
The option
is selected from one of the
mc option names shown in the leftmost column of
Table 24-3. The value
is
an appropriate value for that option, as described in the reference
section at the end of this chapter. Note that the
option
and the value
should each be enclosed in opposing single
quotes to prevent m4 from wrongly recognizing
either as a keyword or macro. The leftmost single quote is the
reverse apostrophe, and the rightmost is the normal apostrophe.
mc name |
Option name |
§ |
ALIAS_FILE |
AliasFile | |
CLIENT_OPTIONS( ) |
ClientPortOptions | |
confALIAS_WAIT |
AliasWait | |
confALLOW_BOGUS_HELO |
AllowBogusHELO | |
confAUTH_MAX_BITS |
AuthMaxBits | |
confAUTH_MECHANISMS |
AuthMechanisms | |
confAUTH_OPTIONS |
AuthOptions | |
confAUTO_REBUILD |
AutoRebuildAliases | |
confBAD_RCPT_THROTTLE |
BadRcptThrottle | |
confBIND_OPTS |
ResolverOptions | |
confBLANK_SUB |
BlankSub | |
confCACERT |
CACertFile | |
confCACERT_PATH |
CACertPath |
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