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SYMPA_CONFIG(5) sympa 6.2.76 SYMPA_CONFIG(5) NAME sympa_config - Configuration files for Sympa mailing list manager DESCRIPTION There are three levels in Sympa's main configuration: site global, mail domain and list. sympa.conf: Configuration file for global settings /usr/local/etc/sympa/sympa.conf is main configuration file of Sympa. Several parameters defined in this file may be overridden by robot.conf configuration file for each virtual domain, or by config configuration file for each mailing list. Format of sympa.conf and robot.conf is as following: • Lines beginning with "#" and containing only spaces are ignored. • Each line has the form "parameter value". value may contain spaces but may not contain newlines. There are simple parameters and compound parameters. The name of compound parameter consist of a paragraph name and a sub-parameter name separated by period ("."). However some compound parameters have simple synonym names to keep compatibility to earlier versions (See "Obsoleted sympa.conf parameters"). Example: process_archive on archive.web_access open archive.mail_access closed robot.conf: Optional configuration file for the mail domain robot.conf is the optional configuration file for each mail domain. Format of robot.conf is the same as sympa.conf above. config: Configuration file for the mailing list config is main configuration file of each mailing list. Format of config is as following: • Lines beginning with "#" and containing only spaces are ignored. • There are simple parameters and compound parameters: • A simple parameter is expressed by single line by each. The line has the form "parameter value". value may contain spaces but may not contain newlines. Several parameters may have multiple values. If it's the case, values may be separated by comma (",") or parameter lines may be repeated. Some of parameters must have one or more of limited values. Example: subject This is subject of my list remove_headers User-Agent,Importance custom_headers X-List: mylist custom_headers X-Face: %`-W7!?^]Sg'I-K>P<cdn&k:~A^{x>(]Gc{V... rfc2369_header_fields post,owner • A compound parameter is expressed by multiple lines, so-called "paragraph", that consists of the first line specifying paragraph name and subsequent one or more sub-parameter lines. Paragraph must be separated by one or more empty lines from the other parameters. Several multiple line parameters may occur multiple times. Example: archive web_access open mail_access closed PARAMETERS Below is entire list of configuration parameters. • Sub-parameters in paragraph are listed as paragraph"."sub-parameter by each. • "Default" is built-in default value if any. About symbols for paths, such as $SENDMAIL_ALIASES, see "Directory layout <https://www.sympa.community/manual/layout.html>". Service description "domain" Primary mail domain name Format: /$domain/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Example: domain mail.example.org "listmaster" Email addresses of listmasters Format: Multiple values allowed, separated by "","". /$email/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Email addresses of the listmasters (users authorized to perform global server commands). Some error reports may also be sent to these addresses. Listmasters can be defined for each virtual host, however, the default listmasters will have privileges to manage all virtual hosts. Example: listmaster your_email_address@domain.tld "supported_lang" Supported languages Format: /"\w+(\-\w+)*"/ Default: "ca,cs,de,el,en-US,es,et,eu,fi,fr,gl,hu,it,ja,ko,nb,nl,oc,pl,pt-BR,ru,sv,tr,vi,zh-CN,zh-TW" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) All supported languages for the user interface. Languages proper locale information not installed are ignored. "title" Title of service Format: /".+"/ Default: "Mailing lists service" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) The name of your mailing list service. It will appear in the header of web interface and subjects of several service messages. "gecos" Display name of Sympa Format: /".+"/ Default: "SYMPA" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.34 and later. This parameter is used for display name in the "From:" header field for the messages sent by Sympa itself. "legacy_character_support_feature" Support of legacy character set Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: site (sympa.conf) If set to "on", enables support of legacy character set according to charset.conf(5) configuration file. In some language environments, legacy encoding (character set) can be preferred for e-mail messages: for example iso-2022-jp in Japanese language. Database related "update_db_field_types" Update database structure Format: "auto" - automatic "off" - disabled Default: "auto" Context: site (sympa.conf) auto: Updates database table structures automatically. However, since version 5.3b.5, Sympa will not shorten field size if it already have been longer than the size defined in database definition. "db_type" Type of the database Format: /"\w+"/ Default: "mysql" Context: site (sympa.conf) Possible types are "MySQL", "PostgreSQL", "Oracle" and "SQLite". "db_name" Name of the database Format: /".+"/ Default: "sympa" Context: site (sympa.conf) With SQLite, this must be the full path to database file. With Oracle Database, this must be SID, net service name or easy connection identifier (to use net service name, db_host should be set to "none" and HOST, PORT and SERVICE_NAME should be defined in tnsnames.ora file). "db_host" Hostname of the database server Format: /$host/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) With PostgreSQL, you can also use the path to Unix Socket Directory, e.g. "/var/run/postgresql" for connection with Unix domain socket. Example: db_host localhost "db_port" Port of the database server Format: /"[-/\w]+"/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) "db_user" User for the database connection Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Example: db_user sympa "db_passwd" Password for the database connection Format: The value to be concealed. Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) What ever you use a password or not, you must protect the SQL server (is it not a public internet service ?) Example: db_passwd your_passwd "db_options" Database options Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) If these options are defined, they will be appended to data source name (DSN) fed to database driver. Check the related DBD documentation to learn about the available options. Example: db_options mysql_read_default_file=/home/joe/my.cnf;mysql_socket=tmp/mysql.sock-test "db_env" Environment variables setting for database Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) With Oracle Database, this is useful for defining ORACLE_HOME and NLS_LANG. Example: db_env NLS_LANG=American_America.AL32UTF8;ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/server "db_timeout" Database processing timeout Format: /"\d+"/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Currently, this parameter may be used for SQLite only. "db_additional_subscriber_fields" Database private extension to subscriber table Format: Multiple values allowed, separated by "","". /".+"/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Adds more fields to "subscriber_table" table. Sympa recognizes fields defined with this parameter. You will then be able to use them from within templates and scenarios: * for scenarios: [subscriber->field] * for templates: [% subscriber.field %] These fields will also appear in the list members review page and will be editable by the list owner. This parameter is a comma-separated list. You need to extend the database format with these fields Example: db_additional_subscriber_fields billing_delay,subscription_expiration "db_additional_user_fields" Database private extension to user table Format: Multiple values allowed, separated by "","". /".+"/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Adds more fields to "user_table" table. Sympa recognizes fields defined with this parameter. You will then be able to use them from within templates: [% subscriber.field %] This parameter is a comma-separated list. You need to extend the database format with these fields Example: db_additional_user_fields age,address System log "syslog" System log facility for Sympa Format: /"\S+"/ Default: "LOCAL1" Context: site (sympa.conf) Do not forget to configure syslog server. "syslog_socket" (Paragraph) System log socket options Single occurrence The options to be used for system log socket. Options come from Sys::Syslog https://metacpan.org/pod/Sys::Syslog#setlogsock%28%29 "syslog_socket.type" Communication mode with syslog server Format: Multiple values allowed, separated by "","". "native" - native "tcp" - tcp "udp" - udp "inet" - inet "unix" - unix "stream" - stream "pipe" - pipe "console" - console Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) In most cases, an appropriate default value should be automatically chosen. "syslog_socket.path" Stream location Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Defaults to the standard location on the system. "syslog_socket.timeout" Socket timeout Format: Number of seconds. Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) "syslog_socket.host" Host name to send the messages to Format: /$host/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Defaults to the local host. "syslog_socket.port" TCP or UDP port to connect to Format: /"\d+"/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Defaults to the standard port on the system. "log_level" Log verbosity Format: /"\d+"/ Default: 0 Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Sets the verbosity of logs. 0: Only main operations are logged 3: Almost everything is logged. Example: log_level 2 Mail server "sendmail" Path to sendmail Format: /".+"/ Default: "/usr/sbin/sendmail" Context: site (sympa.conf) Absolute path to sendmail command line utility (e.g.: a binary named "sendmail" is distributed with Postfix). Sympa expects this binary to be sendmail compatible (exim, Postfix, qmail and so on provide it). "sendmail_args" Command line parameters passed to sendmail Format: /".+"/ Default: "-oi -odi -oem" Context: site (sympa.conf) Note that "-f", "-N" and "-V" options and recipient addresses should not be included, because they will be included by Sympa. "sendmail_aliases" Path of the file that contains all list related aliases Format: /".+"/ Default: $SENDMAIL_ALIASES Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) It is recommended to create a specific alias file so that Sympa never overwrites the standard alias file, but only a dedicated file. Set this parameter to "none" if you want to disable alias management in Sympa. "aliases_program" Program used to update alias database Format: /"makemap|newaliases|postalias|postmap|/.+|none"/ Default: "newaliases" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This may be "makemap", "newaliases", "postalias", "postmap" or full path to custom program. "aliases_wrapper" Whether to use the alias wrapper Format: "off" - disabled "on" - enabled Default: "on" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.59b.1 and later. If the program to update alias database does not require root privileges, set this parameter to "off" and remove the wrapper file sympa_newaliases-wrapper. "aliases_db_type" Type of alias database Format: /"\w[-\w]*"/ Default: "hash" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "btree", "dbm", "hash" and so on. Available when aliases_program is "makemap", "postalias" or "postmap" "alias_manager" Path to alias manager Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SBINDIR/alias_manager.pl" Context: site (sympa.conf) The absolute path to the script that will add/remove mail aliases Example: alias_manager /usr/local/libexec/ldap_alias_manager.pl List definition "subject" Subject of the list Format: /".+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) This parameter indicates the subject of the list, which is sent in response to the LISTS mail command. The subject is a free form text limited to one line. "visibility" Visibility of the list Format: Name of "visibility" scenario: "conceal" - conceal except for subscribers "identified" - conceal from anonymous users "noconceal" - no conceal "secret" - conceal even for subscribers Default: "conceal" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This parameter indicates whether the list should feature in the output generated in response to a LISTS command or should be shown in the list overview of the web-interface. "topics" Topics for the list Format: Multiple values allowed, separated by "","". List topic. Default: None. Context: list (config) This parameter allows the classification of lists. You may define multiple topics as well as hierarchical ones. WWSympa's list of public lists uses this parameter. "lang" Language of the list Format: Language tag. Default: "en-US" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This parameter defines the language used for the list. It is used to initialize a user's language preference; Sympa command reports are extracted from the associated message catalog. "family_name" Family name Format: /$family_name/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "max_list_members" Maximum number of list members Format: Number of list members. Default: 0 (list members) Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.5 and later. limit for the number of subscribers. 0 means no limit. "priority" Priority Format: 0 - 0 - highest priority 1 - 1 2 - 2 3 - 3 4 - 4 5 - 5 6 - 6 7 - 7 8 - 8 9 - 9 - lowest priority "z" - queue messages only Default: 5 Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) The priority with which Sympa will process messages for this list. This level of priority is applied while the message is going through the spool. The z priority will freeze the message in the spool. Receiving "sender_headers" Header field name(s) used to determine sender of the messages Format: Any. Default: "From" Context: site (sympa.conf) "Return-Path" means envelope sender (a.k.a. "UNIX From") which will be alternative to sender of messages without "From" field. "Resent-From" may also be inserted before "From", because some mailers add it into redirected messages and keep original "From" field intact. In particular cases, "Return-Path" can not give right sender: Several mail gateway products rewrite envelope sender and add original one as non- standard field such as "X-Envelope-From". If that is the case, you might want to insert it in place of "Return-Path". Example: sender_headers Resent-From,From,Return-Path "misaddressed_commands" Reject misaddressed commands Format: Any. Default: "reject" Context: site (sympa.conf) When a mail command is sent to a list, by default Sympa rejects this message. This feature can be turned off by setting this parameter to "ignore". "misaddressed_commands_regexp" Regular expression matching with misaddressed commands Format: Any. Default: "((subscribe\s+(\S+)|unsubscribe\s+(\S+)|signoff\s+(\S+)|set\s+(\S+)\s+(mail|nomail|digest))\s*)" Context: site (sympa.conf) Perl regular expression applied on messages subject and body to detect misaddressed commands. "sympa_priority" Priority for command messages Format: 0 - 0 - highest priority 1 - 1 2 - 2 3 - 3 4 - 4 5 - 5 6 - 6 7 - 7 8 - 8 9 - 9 - lowest priority "z" - queue messages only Default: 1 Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Priority applied to messages sent to Sympa command address. "request_priority" Priority for messages bound for list owners Format: 0 - 0 - highest priority 1 - 1 2 - 2 3 - 3 4 - 4 5 - 5 6 - 6 7 - 7 8 - 8 9 - 9 - lowest priority "z" - queue messages only Default: 0 Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Priority for processing of messages bound for "LIST-request" address, i.e. owners of the list "owner_priority" Priority for non-VERP bounces Format: 0 - 0 - highest priority 1 - 1 2 - 2 3 - 3 4 - 4 5 - 5 6 - 6 7 - 7 8 - 8 9 - 9 - lowest priority "z" - queue messages only Default: 9 Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Priority for processing of messages bound for "LIST-owner" address, i.e. non-delivery reports (bounces). "incoming_max_count" Max number of sympa_msg.pl workers Format: /"\d+"/ Default: 1 Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2b.5 and later. Max number of workers of sympa_msg.pl daemon processing incoming spool. "sleep" Interval between scanning incoming message spool Format: Number of seconds. Default: 5 (seconds) Context: site (sympa.conf) Must not be 0. Sending/receiving setup "send" Who can send messages Format: Name of "send" scenario: "closed" - closed "confidential" - restricted to subscribers, messages from others are discarded "editorkey" - Moderated "editorkeyonly" - Moderated, even for moderators "editorkeyonlyauth" - Moderated, need authentication from moderator "newsletter" - Newsletter, restricted to moderators "newsletterkeyonly" - Newsletter, restricted to moderators after confirmation "owner" - Restricted to list owners only "ownerauth" - Restricted to list owners with previous MD5 authentication "private" - restricted to subscribers "private_smime" - restricted to subscribers and checked smime signature "privateandeditorkey" - Moderated, restricted to subscribers "privateandnomultipartoreditorkey" - Moderated, for non subscribers sending multipart messages "privatekey" - restricted to subscribers with previous md5 authentication "privatekeyandeditorkeyonly" - Moderated, for subscribers and even moderators themself "privateoreditorkey" - Private, moderated for non subscribers "privateorpublickey" - Private, confirmation for non subscribers "public" - public list "public_nobcc" - public list, Bcc rejected (anti-spam) "publickey" - need authentication "publicnoattachment" - public list multipart/mixed messages are forwarded to moderator "publicnomultipart" - public list multipart messages are rejected Default: "private" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This parameter specifies who can send messages to the list. "delivery_time" Delivery time (hh:mm) Format: /"[0-2]?\d\:[0-6]\d"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) If this parameter is present, non-digest messages will be delivered to subscribers at this time: When this time has been past, delivery is postponed to the same time in next day. "digest" (Paragraph) Digest frequency Single occurrence Definition of digest mode. If this parameter is present, subscribers can select the option of receiving messages in multipart/digest MIME format, or as a plain text digest. Messages are then grouped together, and compiled messages are sent to subscribers according to the frequency selected with this parameter. "digest.days" days Format: Multiple occurrences allowed. Day of week, 0 - 6. Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "digest.hour" hour Format: /"[01]?[0-9]|2[0-3]"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "digest.minute" minute Format: /"[0-5]?[0-9]"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "digest_max_size" Digest maximum number of messages Format: Number of messages. Default: 25 (messages) Context: list (config) "available_user_options" (Paragraph) Available subscription options Single occurrence "available_user_options.reception" reception mode Format: Multiple values allowed, separated by "","". Reception mode of list member. Default: "mail,notice,digest,digestplain,summary,nomail,txt,urlize,not_me" Context: list (config) Only these modes will be allowed for the subscribers of this list. If a subscriber has a reception mode not in the list, Sympa uses the mode specified in the default_user_options paragraph. "default_user_options" (Paragraph) Subscription profile Single occurrence Default profile for the subscribers of the list. "default_user_options.reception" reception mode Format: Reception mode of list member. Default: "mail" Context: list (config) Mail reception mode. "default_user_options.visibility" visibility Format: Visibility mode of list member. Default: "noconceal" Context: list (config) Visibility of the subscriber. "msg_topic" (Paragraph) Topics for message categorization Multiple occurrences allowed This paragraph defines a topic used to tag a message of a list, named by msg_topic.name ("other" is a reserved word), its title is msg_topic.title. The msg_topic.keywords entry is optional and allows automatic tagging. This should be a list of keywords, separated by ','. "msg_topic.name" Message topic name Format: /"[\-\w]+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "msg_topic.keywords" Message topic keywords Format: /"[^,\n]+(,[^,\n]+)*"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "msg_topic.title" Message topic title Format: /".+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "msg_topic_keywords_apply_on" Defines to which part of messages topic keywords are applied Format: "subject" - subject field "body" - message body "subject_and_body" - subject and body Default: "subject" Context: list (config) This parameter indicates which part of the message is used to perform automatic tagging. "msg_topic_tagging" Message tagging Format: "required_sender" - required to post message "required_moderator" - required to distribute message "optional" - optional Default: "optional" Context: list (config) This parameter indicates if the tagging is optional or required for a list. "reply_to_header" (Paragraph) Reply address Single occurrence This defines what Sympa will place in the Reply-To: SMTP header field of the messages it distributes. "reply_to_header.value" value Format: "sender" - sender "list" - list "all" - all "other_email" - other email address Default: "sender" Context: list (config) This parameter indicates whether the Reply-To: field should indicate the sender of the message (sender), the list itself (list), both list and sender (all) or an arbitrary e-mail address (defined by the other_email parameter). Note: it is inadvisable to change this parameter, and particularly inadvisable to set it to list. Experience has shown it to be almost inevitable that users, mistakenly believing that they are replying only to the sender, will send private messages to a list. This can lead, at the very least, to embarrassment, and sometimes to more serious consequences. "reply_to_header.other_email" other email address Format: /$email/ Default: None. Context: list (config) If value was set to other_email, this parameter defines the e-mail address used. "reply_to_header.apply" respect of existing header field Format: "forced" - overwrite Reply-To: header field "respect" - preserve existing header field Default: "respect" Context: list (config) The default is to respect (preserve) the existing Reply-To: SMTP header field in incoming messages. If set to forced, Reply-To: SMTP header field will be overwritten. "anonymous_sender" Anonymous sender Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) To hide the sender's email address before distributing the message. It is replaced by the provided email address. "anonymous_header_fields" Header fields removed when a mailing list is setup in anonymous mode Format: Any. Default: "ARC-Authentication-Results,ARC-Message-Signature,ARC-Seal,Authentication-Results,Disposition-Notification-To,DKIM-Signature,Domainkey-Signature,Fax,Injection-Info,Mailer,Organisation,Organization,Original-Recipient,Originating-Client,Originator,Path,Phone,Received,Received-SPF,Reply-To,Resent-Reply-To,Return-Receipt-To,Telefax,User-Agent,X-Envelope-From,X-Envelope-To,X-Face,X-Mailer,X-MimeOLE,X-Newsreader,X-Sender,X-X-Sender" Context: site (sympa.conf) "custom_header" Custom header field Format: Multiple occurrences allowed. /"$header_field_name:.+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) This parameter is optional. The headers specified will be added to the headers of messages distributed via the list. As of release 1.2.2 of Sympa, it is possible to put several custom header lines in the configuration file at the same time. "custom_subject" Subject tagging Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) This parameter is optional. It specifies a string which is added to the subject of distributed messages (intended to help users who do not use automatic tools to sort incoming messages). This string will be surrounded by [] characters. "footer_type" Attachment type Format: "mime" - add a new MIME part "append" - append to message body Default: "mime" Context: list (config) List owners may decide to add message headers or footers to messages sent via the list. This parameter defines the way a footer/header is added to a message. mime: The default value. Sympa will add the footer/header as a new MIME part. append: Sympa will not create new MIME parts, but will try to append the header/footer to the body of the message. Predefined message-footers will be ignored. "max_size" Maximum message size Format: Number of bytes. Default: 5242880 (bytes) Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), host Maximum size of a message in 8-bit bytes. Example: max_size 2097152 "personalization_feature" Allow message personalization Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.59b.2 and later. "personalization" (Paragraph) Message personalization Single occurrence "personalization.web_apply_on" Scope for messages from the web interface Format: "none" - do nothing "footer" - header and footer "all" - all Default: "footer" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "personalization.mail_apply_on" Scope for messages from incoming email Format: "none" - do nothing "footer" - header and footer "all" - all Default: "none" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "message_hook" (Paragraph) Hook modules for message processing Single occurrence "message_hook.pre_distribute" A hook on the messages before distribution Format: /"(::|\w)+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "message_hook.post_archive" A hook on the messages just after archiving Format: /"(::|\w)+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "reject_mail_from_automates_feature" Reject mail from automatic processes (crontab, etc)? Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "on" Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.0 and later. Rejects messages that seem to be from automated services, based on a few header fields ("Content-Identifier:", "Auto-Submitted:"). Sympa also can be configured to reject messages based on the "From:" header field value (see "loop_prevention_regex"). "remove_headers" Header fields to be removed from incoming messages Format: Multiple values allowed, separated by "","". /"\S+"/ Default: "X-Sympa-To,X-Family-To,Return-Receipt-To,Precedence,X-Sequence,Disposition-Notification-To,Sender" Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Use it, for example, to ensure some privacy for your users in case that "anonymous_sender" mode is inappropriate. The removal of these header fields is applied before Sympa adds its own header fields ("rfc2369_header_fields" and "custom_header"). Example: remove_headers Resent-Date,Resent-From,Resent-To,Resent-Message-Id,Sender,Delivered-To "remove_outgoing_headers" Header fields to be removed before message distribution Format: Multiple values allowed, separated by "","". /"$header_field_name(:.+)?"/ Default: "none" Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) The removal happens after Sympa's own header fields are added; therefore, it is a convenient way to remove Sympa's own header fields (like "X-Loop:" or "X-no-archive:") if you wish. Example: remove_outgoing_headers X-no-archive "rfc2369_header_fields" RFC 2369 header fields Format: Multiple values allowed, separated by "","". "help" - help "subscribe" - subscription "unsubscribe" - unsubscription "post" - posting address "owner" - owner "archive" - list archive Default: "help,subscribe,unsubscribe,post,owner,archive" Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Specify which RFC 2369 mailing list header fields to be added. "List-Id:" header field defined in RFC 2919 is always added. Sympa also adds "Archived-At:" header field defined in RFC 5064. Distribution "urlize_min_size" Minimum size to be urlized Format: Number of bytes. Default: 10240 (bytes) Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) When a subscriber chose "urlize" reception mode, attachments not smaller than this size will be urlized. "allowed_external_origin" Allowed external links in sanitized HTML Format: /"(?:[^\@]+\@)?[-\w*]+(?:[.][-\w*]+)*(?:[:][\d*]+)?"/ Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.19b.2 and later. When the HTML content of a message must be sanitized, links ("href" or "src" attributes) with the hosts listed in this parameter will not be scrubbed. If "*" character is included, it matches any subdomains. Single "*" allows any hosts. Example: allowed_external_origin *.example.org,www.example.com "sympa_packet_priority" Default priority for a packet Format: 0 - 0 - highest priority 1 - 1 2 - 2 3 - 3 4 - 4 5 - 5 6 - 6 7 - 7 8 - 8 9 - 9 - lowest priority "z" - queue messages only Default: 5 Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) The default priority set to a packet to be sent by the bulk. "bulk_fork_threshold" Fork threshold of bulk daemon Format: /"\d+"/ Default: 1 Context: site (sympa.conf) The minimum number of packets before bulk daemon forks a new worker to increase sending rate. "bulk_max_count" Maximum number of bulk workers Format: /"\d+"/ Default: 3 Context: site (sympa.conf) "bulk_lazytime" Idle timeout of bulk workers Format: Number of seconds. Default: 600 (seconds) Context: site (sympa.conf) The number of seconds a bulk worker will remain running without processing a message before it spontaneously exits. "bulk_sleep" Sleep time of bulk workers Format: Number of seconds. Default: 1 (seconds) Context: site (sympa.conf) The number of seconds a bulk worker sleeps between starting a new loop if it didn't find a message to send. Keep it small if you want your server to be reactive. "bulk_wait_to_fork" Interval between checks of packet numbers Format: Number of seconds. Default: 10 (seconds) Context: site (sympa.conf) Number of seconds a master bulk daemon waits between two packets number checks. Keep it small if you expect brutal increases in the message sending load. "log_smtp" Log invocation of sendmail Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This can be overwritten by "-m" option for sympa.pl. "maxsmtp" Maximum number of sendmail processes Format: /"\d+"/ Default: 40 Context: site (sympa.conf) Maximum number of simultaneous child processes spawned by Sympa. This is the main load control parameter. Proposed value is quite low, but you can rise it up to 100, 200 or even 300 with powerful systems. Example: maxsmtp 500 "nrcpt" Maximum number of recipients per call to sendmail Format: /"\d+"/ Default: 25 Context: site (sympa.conf) This grouping factor makes it possible for the sendmail processes to optimize the number of SMTP sessions for message distribution. If needed, you can limit the number of recipients for a particular domain. Check the "nrcpt_by_domain.conf" configuration file. "avg" Maximum number of different mail domains per call to sendmail Format: /"\d+"/ Default: 10 Context: site (sympa.conf) Privileges "create_list" Who is able to create lists Format: Name of "create_list" scenario: "closed" - closed "listmaster" - restricted to listmaster "public_listmaster" - anybody by validation by listmaster required Default: "public_listmaster" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Defines who can create lists (or request list creation) by creating new lists or by renaming or copying existing lists. Example: create_list listmaster "allow_subscribe_if_pending" Allow adding subscribers to a list not open Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "on" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) If set to "off", adding subscribers to, or removing subscribers from a list with status other than "open" is forbidden. "global_remind" Who is able to send remind messages over all lists Format: Name of "global_remind" scenario: "listmaster" - only for listmaster Default: "listmaster" Context: site (sympa.conf) "move_user" Who is able to change user's email Format: Name of "move_user" scenario: "auth" - need authentication "closed" - impossible "listmaster" - listmaster only Default: "auth" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.19b.1 and later. "use_blocklist" Use blocklist Format: /"[-.\w]+"/ Default: "send,create_list" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.61b.1 and later. List of operations separated by comma for which blocklist filter is applied. Setting this parameter to "none" will hide the blocklist feature. "info" Who can view list information Format: Name of "info" scenario: "conceal" - restricted to subscribers - Silent rejection otherwise. "open" - for anyone "private" - restricted to subscribers Default: "open" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "subscribe" Who can subscribe to the list Format: Name of "subscribe" scenario: "auth" - subscription request confirmed "auth_notify" - need authentication (notification is sent to owners) "auth_owner" - requires authentication then owner approval "closed" - subscription is impossible "open" - for anyone without authentication "open_notify" - anyone, notification is sent to list owner "open_quiet" - anyone, no welcome message "owner" - owners approval "smime" - requires S/MIME signed "smimeorowner" - requires S/MIME signed or owner approval Default: "open" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) The subscribe parameter defines the rules for subscribing to the list. "add" Who can add subscribers Format: Name of "add" scenario: "auth" - restricted to owner with authentication "closed" - add impossible "owner" - add performed by list owner does not need authentication "owner_notify" - add performed by owner does not need authentication (notification) Default: "owner" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Privilege for adding (ADD command) a subscriber to the list "unsubscribe" Who can unsubscribe Format: Name of "unsubscribe" scenario: "auth" - need authentication "auth_notify" - authentication requested, notification sent to owner "closed" - impossible "open" - open "open_notify" - open with mail confirmation, owner is notified "owner" - owners approval Default: "open" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This parameter specifies the unsubscription method for the list. Use open_notify or auth_notify to allow owner notification of each unsubscribe command. "del" Who can delete subscribers Format: Name of "del" scenario: "auth" - deletion performed only by list owners, need authentication "closed" - remove subscriber impossible "owner" - by owner without authentication "owner_notify" - list owners, authentication not needed (notification) Default: "owner" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "invite" Who can invite people Format: Name of "invite" scenario: "closed" - closed "owner" - invite perform by list owner do not need authentication "private" - restricted to subscribers "public" - public Default: "private" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "remind" Who can start a remind process Format: Name of "remind" scenario: "listmaster" - listmaster only "owner" - restricted to list owners Default: "owner" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This parameter specifies who is authorized to use the remind command. "review" Who can review subscribers Format: Name of "review" scenario: "closed" - no one can review "listmaster" - listmaster only "owner" - only owner (and listmaster) "private" - restricted to subscribers "public" - anyone can do it! Default: "owner" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This parameter specifies who can access the list of members. Since subscriber addresses can be abused by spammers, it is strongly recommended that you only authorize owners or subscribers to access the subscriber list. "owner_domain" Required domains for list owners Format: /"$host( +$host)*"/ Default: None. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.23b.3 and later. Restrict list ownership to addresses in the specified domains. This can be used to reserve list ownership to a group of trusted users from a set of domains associated with an organization, while allowing moderators and subscribers from the Internet at large. "owner_domain_min" Minimum owners in required domains Format: /"\d+"/ Default: 0 Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.23b.3 and later. Minimum number of owners for each list must satisfy the owner_domain restriction. The default of zero (0) means *all* list owners must match. Setting to 1 requires only one list owner to match owner_domain; all other owners can be from any domain. This setting can be used to ensure that there is always at least one known contact point for any mailing list. "default_owner_options" (Paragraph) Owner profile Single occurrence Default profile for the owners of the list. "default_owner_options.profile" profile Format: "privileged" - privileged owner "normal" - normal owner Default: "normal" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "default_owner_options.reception" reception mode Format: "mail" - receive notification email "nomail" - no notifications Default: "mail" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Mail reception mode. "default_owner_options.visibility" visibility Format: "conceal" - concealed from list menu "noconceal" - listed on the list menu Default: "noconceal" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Visibility of the owner. "default_editor_options" (Paragraph) Moderator profile Single occurrence Default profile for the moderators of the list. "default_editor_options.reception" reception mode Format: "mail" - receive notification email "nomail" - no notifications Default: "mail" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Mail reception mode. "default_editor_options.visibility" visibility Format: "conceal" - concealed from list menu "noconceal" - listed on the list menu Default: "noconceal" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Visibility of the moderator. Archives "ignore_x_no_archive_header_feature" Ignore "X-no-archive:" header field Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: site (sympa.conf) Sympa's default behavior is to skip archiving of incoming messages that have an "X-no-archive:" header field set. This parameter allows one to change this behavior. Example: ignore_x_no_archive_header_feature on "custom_archiver" Custom archiver Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Activates a custom archiver to use instead of MHonArc. The value of this parameter is the absolute path to the executable file. Sympa invokes this file with these two arguments: --list The address of the list including domain part. --file Absolute path to the message to be archived. "process_archive" Store distributed messages into archive Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2b.1 and later. If enabled, distributed messages via lists will be archived. Otherwise archiving is disabled. Note that even if setting this parameter disabled, past archives will not be removed and will be accessible according to access settings by each list. "archive" (Paragraph) Archives Single occurrence Privilege for reading mail archives and frequency of archiving. Defines who can access the list's web archive. "archive.period" Deprecated. Context: list (config) "archive.access" Deprecated. Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2a.43. "archive.web_access" access right Format: Name of "archive_web_access" scenario: "closed" - closed "listmaster" - listmaster "owner" - by owner "private" - subscribers only "public" - public Default: "closed" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2b.1 and later. "archive.mail_access" access right by mail commands Format: Name of "archive_mail_access" scenario: "closed" - closed "owner" - by owner "private" - subscribers only "public" - public Default: "closed" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2b.1 and later. "archive.quota" quota Format: Number of Kbytes. Default: None. Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2b.1 and later. "archive.max_month" Maximum number of month archived Format: Number of months. Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2b.1 and later. "archive_crypted_msg" Archive encrypted mails as cleartext Format: "original" - original messages "decrypted" - decrypted messages Default: "original" Context: list (config) "web_archive_spam_protection" Protect web archive against spam harvesters Format: "cookie" - use HTTP cookie "javascript" - use JavaScript "at" - replace @ characters "concealed" - never show address "none" - do nothing Default: "cookie" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) The same as "spam_protection", but restricted to the web archive. In addition to it: cookie: users must submit a small form in order to receive a cookie before browsing the web archive. concealed: e-mail addresses will never be displayed. Bounces "bounce" (Paragraph) Bounces management Single occurrence "bounce.warn_rate" warn rate Format: Number of %. Default: 30 (%) Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) The list owner receives a warning whenever a message is distributed and the number (percentage) of bounces exceeds this value. "bounce.halt_rate" Deprecated. Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) "bouncers_level1" (Paragraph) Management of bouncers, 1st level Single occurrence Level 1 is the lower level of bouncing users "bouncers_level1.rate" threshold Format: Number of points. Default: 45 (points) Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Each bouncing user have a score (from 0 to 100). This parameter defines a lower limit for each category of bouncing users.For example, level 1 begins from 45 to level_2_treshold. "bouncers_level1.action" action for this population Format: "remove_bouncers" - remove bouncing users "notify_bouncers" - send notify to bouncing users "none" - do nothing Default: "notify_bouncers" Context: list (config) This parameter defines which task is automatically applied on level 1 bouncers. "bouncers_level1.notification" notification Format: "none" - do nothing "owner" - owner "listmaster" - listmaster Default: "owner" Context: list (config) When automatic task is executed on level 1 bouncers, a notification email can be send to listowner or listmaster. "bouncers_level2" (Paragraph) Management of bouncers, 2nd level Single occurrence Level 2 is the highest level of bouncing users "bouncers_level2.rate" threshold Format: Number of points. Default: 75 (points) Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Each bouncing user have a score (from 0 to 100). This parameter defines the score range defining each category of bouncing users.For example, level 2 is for users with a score between 80 and 100. "bouncers_level2.action" action for this population Format: "remove_bouncers" - remove bouncing users "notify_bouncers" - send notify to bouncing users "none" - do nothing Default: "remove_bouncers" Context: list (config) This parameter defines which task is automatically applied on level 2 bouncers. "bouncers_level2.notification" notification Format: "none" - do nothing "owner" - owner "listmaster" - listmaster Default: "owner" Context: list (config) When automatic task is executed on level 2 bouncers, a notification email can be send to listowner or listmaster. "verp_rate" percentage of list members in VERP mode Format: "100%" - 100% - always "50%" - 50% "33%" - 33% "25%" - 25% "20%" - 20% "10%" - 10% "5%" - 5% "2%" - 2% "0%" - 0% - never Default: "0%" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Uses variable envelope return path (VERP) to detect bouncing subscriber addresses. 0%: VERP is never used. 100%: VERP is always in use. VERP requires address with extension to be supported by MTA. If tracking is enabled for a list or a message, VERP is applied for 100% of subscribers. "tracking" (Paragraph) Message tracking feature Single occurrence "tracking.delivery_status_notification" tracking message by delivery status notification Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) "tracking.message_disposition_notification" tracking message by message disposition notification Format: "on" - enabled "on_demand" - on demand "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.41 and later. "tracking.tracking" who can view message tracking Format: Name of "tracking" scenario: "owner" - only owner (and listmaster) "private" - restricted to subscribers Default: "owner" Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.3 and later. "tracking.retention_period" Tracking datas are removed after this number of days Format: Number of days. Default: 90 (days) Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.3 and later. "tracking.message_delivery_notification" See "tracking.message_disposition_notification". Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2a.0 to 6.2a.40. "verp_welcome" Remove bouncing new subscribers Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.71b.1 and later. If enabled, the welcome message is sent using VERP in order to remove the subscriber immediately in the case of a bounce. "verp_remind" Remove subscribers bouncing remind message Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.71b.1 and later. If enabled, the remind message is sent using VERP in order to remove the subscriber immediately in the case of a bounce. "expire_bounce_task" Task for expiration of old bounces Format: /"\w+"/ Default: "daily" Context: site (sympa.conf) This task resets bouncing information for addresses not bouncing in the last 10 days after the latest message distribution. "purge_orphan_bounces_task" Task for cleaning invalidated bounces Format: /"\w+"/ Default: "monthly" Context: site (sympa.conf) This task deletes bounce information for unsubscribed users. "eval_bouncers_task" Task for updating bounce scores Format: /"\w+"/ Default: "daily" Context: site (sympa.conf) This task scans all bouncing users for all lists, and updates "bounce_score_subscriber" field in "subscriber_table" table. The scores may be used for management of bouncers. "process_bouncers_task" Task for management of bouncers Format: /"\w+"/ Default: "weekly" Context: site (sympa.conf) This task executes actions on bouncing users configured by each list, according to their scores. "purge_tables_task" Task for cleaning tables Format: /"\w+"/ Default: "daily" Context: site (sympa.conf) This task cleans old tracking information from "notification_table" table. "minimum_bouncing_count" Minimum number of bounces Format: /"\d+"/ Default: 10 Context: site (sympa.conf) The minimum number of bounces received to update bounce score of a user. "minimum_bouncing_period" Minimum bouncing period Format: Number of days. Default: 10 (days) Context: site (sympa.conf) The minimum period for which bouncing lasted to update bounce score of a user. "bounce_delay" Delay of bounces Format: Number of days. Default: 0 (days) Context: site (sympa.conf) Average time for a bounce sent back to mailing list server after a post was sent to a list. Usually bounces are sent back on the same day as the original message. "bounce_email_prefix" Prefix of VERP return address Format: /"\S+"/ Default: "bounce" Context: site (sympa.conf) The prefix to consist the return-path of probe messages used for bounce management, when variable envelope return path (VERP) is enabled. VERP requires address with extension to be supported by MTA. If you change the default value, you must modify the mail aliases too. "return_path_suffix" Suffix of list return address Format: /"\S+"/ Default: "-owner" Context: site (sympa.conf) The suffix appended to the list name to form the return-path of messages distributed through the list. This address will receive all non-delivery reports (also called bounces). Loop prevention "loop_command_max" Maximum number of responses to command message Format: /"\d+"/ Default: 200 Context: site (sympa.conf) The maximum number of command reports sent to an email address. Messages are stored in "bad" subdirectory of incoming message spool, and reports are not longer sent. "loop_command_sampling_delay" Delay before counting responses to command message Format: Number of seconds. Default: 3600 (seconds) Context: site (sympa.conf) This parameter defines the delay in seconds before decrementing the counter of reports sent to an email address. "loop_command_decrease_factor" Decrementing factor of responses to command message Format: /"[.\d]+"/ Default: 0.5 Context: site (sympa.conf) The decrementation factor (from 0 to 1), used to determine the new report counter after expiration of the delay. "msgid_table_cleanup_ttl" Expiration period of message ID table Format: Number of seconds. Default: 86400 (seconds) Context: site (sympa.conf) Expiration period of entries in the table maintained by sympa_msg.pl daemon to prevent delivery of duplicate messages caused by loop. "msgid_table_cleanup_frequency" Cleanup interval of message ID table Format: Number of seconds. Default: 3600 (seconds) Context: site (sympa.conf) Interval between cleanups of the table maintained by sympa_msg.pl daemon to prevent delivery of duplicate messages caused by loop. Automatic lists "automatic_list_feature" Automatic list Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "automatic_list_removal" Remove empty automatic list Format: "none" - do nothing "if_empty" - if_empty Default: "none" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) If set to "if_empty", then Sympa will remove automatically created mailing lists just after their creation, if they contain no list member. Example: automatic_list_removal if_empty "automatic_list_creation" Who is able to create automatic list Format: Name of "automatic_list_creation" scenario: "family_owner" - Restricted to people subscribed to the list of family owners. "listmaster" - restricted to listmaster "public" - anybody. Be sure you know what you are doing Default: "public" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "automatic_list_families" Definition of automatic list families Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Defines the families the automatic lists are based on. It is a character string structured as follows: * each family is separated from the other by a semicolon (;) * inside a family definition, each field is separated from the other by a colon (:) * each field has the structure: "<field name>=<field value>" Basically, each time Sympa uses the automatic lists families, the values defined in this parameter will be available in the family object. * for scenarios: [family->name] * for templates: [% family.name %] Example: automatic_list_families name=family_one:prefix=f1:display=My automatic lists:prefix_separator=+:classes separator=-:family_owners_list=alist@domain.tld;name=family_two:prefix=f2:display=My other automatic lists:prefix_separator=+:classes separator=-:family_owners_list=anotherlist@domain.tld; "parsed_family_files" Parsed files for families Format: /"[-.\w]+"/ Default: "message_header,message_header.mime,message_footer,message_footer.mime,info" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) comma-separated list of files that will be parsed by Sympa when instantiating a family (no space allowed in file names) "family_signoff" Global unsubscription Format: Name of "family_signoff" scenario: "auth" - need authentication "closed" - impossible Default: "auth" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.54 and later. Tag based spam filtering "spam_status" Type of spam filter Format: Name of "spam_status" scenario: "bogofilter" - bogofilter "j-chkmail" - j-chkmail "none" - do nothing "rspamd" - Rspamd "spamassassin" - SpamAssassin "x-spam-status" - test X-Spam-Status header Default: "x-spam-status" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.1a.2 and later. Messages are supposed to be filtered by an spam filter that adds them one or more headers. This parameter is used to select a special scenario in order to decide the message's spam status: ham, spam or unsure. Directories "home" List home Format: /".+"/ Default: $EXPLDIR Context: site (sympa.conf) Base directory of list configurations. "etc" Directory for configuration files Format: /".+"/ Default: $SYSCONFDIR Context: site (sympa.conf) Base directory of global configuration (except "sympa.conf"). "spool" Base directory of spools Format: /".+"/ Default: $SPOOLDIR Context: site (sympa.conf) Base directory of all spools which are created at runtime. This directory must be writable by Sympa user. "queue" Directory for message incoming spool Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SPOOLDIR/msg" Context: site (sympa.conf) This spool is used both by "queue" program and "sympa_msg.pl" daemon. "queuemod" Directory for moderation spool Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SPOOLDIR/moderation" Context: site (sympa.conf) "queuedigest" Directory for digest spool Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SPOOLDIR/digest" Context: site (sympa.conf) "queueauth" Directory for held message spool Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SPOOLDIR/auth" Context: site (sympa.conf) This parameter is named such by historical reason. "queueoutgoing" Directory for archive spool Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SPOOLDIR/outgoing" Context: site (sympa.conf) This parameter is named such by historical reason. "queuesubscribe" Directory for held request spool Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SPOOLDIR/subscribe" Context: site (sympa.conf) This parameter is named such by historical reason. "queuetopic" Directory for topic spool Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SPOOLDIR/topic" Context: site (sympa.conf) "queuebounce" Directory for bounce incoming spool Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SPOOLDIR/bounce" Context: site (sympa.conf) This spool is used both by "bouncequeue" program and "bounced.pl" daemon. "queuetask" Directory for task spool Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SPOOLDIR/task" Context: site (sympa.conf) "queueautomatic" Directory for automatic list creation spool Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SPOOLDIR/automatic" Context: site (sympa.conf) This spool is used both by "familyqueue" program and "sympa_automatic.pl" daemon. "queuebulk" Directory for message outgoing spool Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SPOOLDIR/bulk" Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.41 and later. This parameter is named such by historical reason. "tmpdir" Temporary directory used by external programs such as virus scanner. Also, outputs to daemons' standard error are redirected to the files under this directory. Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SPOOLDIR/tmp" Context: site (sympa.conf) "viewmail_dir" Directory to cache formatted messages Format: /".+"/ Default: "$SPOOLDIR/viewmail" Context: site (sympa.conf) Base directory path of directories where HTML view of messages are cached. "bounce_path" Directory for storing bounces Format: /".+"/ Default: $BOUNCEDIR Context: site (sympa.conf) The directory where bounced.pl daemon will store the last bouncing message for each user. A message is stored in the file: <bounce_path>/<list name>@<mail domain name>/<email address>, or, if tracking is enabled: <bounce_path>/<list name>@<mail domain name>/<email address>_<envelope ID>. Users can access to these messages using web interface in the bounce management page. Don't confuse with "queuebounce" parameter which defines the spool where incoming error reports are stored and picked by bounced.pl daemon. "arc_path" Directory for storing archives Format: /".+"/ Default: $ARCDIR Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Where to store HTML archives. This parameter is used by the "archived.pl" daemon. It is a good idea to install the archive outside the web document hierarchy to prevent overcoming of WWSympa's access control. "purge_spools_task" Task for cleaning spools Format: /"\w+"/ Default: "daily" Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2b.4 and later. This task cleans old content in spools. "clean_delay_queue" Max age of incoming bad messages Format: Number of days. Default: 7 (days) Context: site (sympa.conf) Number of days "bad" messages are kept in message incoming spool (as specified by "queue" parameter). Sympa keeps messages rejected for various reasons (badly formatted, looping etc.). "clean_delay_queueoutgoing" Max age of bad messages for archives Format: Number of days. Default: 7 (days) Context: site (sympa.conf) Number of days "bad" messages are kept in message archive spool (as specified by "queueoutgoing" parameter). Sympa keeps messages rejected for various reasons (unable to create archive directory, to copy file etc.). "clean_delay_queuebounce" Max age of bad bounce messages Format: Number of days. Default: 7 (days) Context: site (sympa.conf) Number of days "bad" messages are kept in bounce spool (as specified by "queuebounce" parameter). Sympa keeps messages rejected for various reasons (unknown original sender, unknown report type). "clean_delay_queueauth" Max age of held messages Format: Number of days. Default: 30 (days) Context: site (sympa.conf) Number of days messages are kept in held message spool (as specified by "queueauth" parameter). Beyond this deadline, messages that have not been confirmed are deleted. "clean_delay_queuesubscribe" Max age of held requests Format: Number of days. Default: 30 (days) Context: site (sympa.conf) Number of days requests are kept in held request spool (as specified by "queuesubscribe" parameter). Beyond this deadline, requests that have not been validated nor declined are deleted. "clean_delay_queuetopic" Max age of tagged topics Format: Number of days. Default: 30 (days) Context: site (sympa.conf) Number of days (automatically or manually) tagged topics are kept in topic spool (as specified by "queuetopic" parameter). Beyond this deadline, tagging is forgotten. "clean_delay_queueautomatic" Max age of incoming bad messages in automatic list creation spool Format: Number of days. Default: 10 (days) Context: site (sympa.conf) Number of days "bad" messages are kept in automatic list creation spool (as specified by "queueautomatic" parameter). Sympa keeps messages rejected for various reasons (badly formatted, looping etc.). "clean_delay_queuebulk" Max age of outgoing bad messages Format: Number of days. Default: 7 (days) Context: site (sympa.conf) Number of days "bad" messages are kept in message outgoing spool (as specified by "queuebulk" parameter). Sympa keeps messages rejected for various reasons (failed personalization, bad configuration on MTA etc.). "clean_delay_queuedigest" Max age of bad messages in digest spool Format: Number of days. Default: 14 (days) Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.6 and later. Number of days "bad" messages are kept in digest spool (as specified by "queuedigest" parameter). Sympa keeps messages rejected for various reasons (syntax errors in "digest.tt2" template etc.). "clean_delay_tmpdir" Max age of temporary files Format: Number of days. Default: 7 (days) Context: site (sympa.conf) Number of days files in temporary directory (as specified by "tmpdir" parameter), including standard error logs, are kept. S/MIME and TLS S/MIME authentication, decryption and re-encryption. It requires these external modules: Crypt-OpenSSL-X509 and Crypt-SMIME. TLS client authentication. It requires an external module: IO-Socket- SSL. "cafile" File containing trusted CA certificates Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 3.3.6b.1 and later. This can be used alternatively and/or additionally to "capath". "capath" Directory containing trusted CA certificates Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 3.3.6b.1 and later. CA certificates in this directory are used for client authentication. The certificates need to have names including hash of subject, or symbolic links to them with such names. The links may be created by using "c_rehash" script bundled in OpenSSL. "key_passwd" Password used to crypt lists private keys Format: The value to be concealed. Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) If not defined, Sympa assumes that list private keys are not encrypted. Example: key_passwd your_password "ssl_cert_dir" Directory containing user certificates Format: /".+"/ Default: "$EXPLDIR/X509-user-certs" Context: site (sympa.conf) Data sources setup Including subscribers, owners and moderators from data sources. Appropriate database driver (DBD) modules are required: DBD-CSV, DBD- mysql, DBD-ODBC, DBD-Oracle, DBD-Pg, DBD-SQLite and/or Net-LDAP. And also, if secure connection (LDAPS) to LDAP server is required: IO- Socket-SSL. "inclusion_notification_feature" Notify subscribers when they are included from a data source? Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) "member_include" (Paragraph) Subscribers defined in an external data source Multiple occurrences allowed "member_include.source" the data source Format: /"[\w-]+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "member_include.source_parameters" data source parameters Format: /".*"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "member_include.reception" reception mode Format: Reception mode of list member. Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.67b.2 and later. Mail reception mode. "member_include.visibility" visibility Format: Visibility mode of list member. Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.67b.2 and later. Visibility of the subscriber. "owner_include" (Paragraph) Owners defined in an external data source Multiple occurrences allowed "owner_include.source" the data source Format: /"[\w-]+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "owner_include.source_parameters" data source parameters Format: /".*"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 5.0a and later. "owner_include.profile" profile Format: "privileged" - privileged owner "normal" - normal owner Default: None. Context: list (config) "owner_include.reception" reception mode Format: "mail" - receive notification email "nomail" - no notifications Default: None. Context: list (config) "owner_include.visibility" visibility Format: "conceal" - concealed from list menu "noconceal" - listed on the list menu Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 5.4a.6 and later. "editor_include" (Paragraph) Moderators defined in an external data source Multiple occurrences allowed "editor_include.source" the data source Format: /"[\w-]+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "editor_include.source_parameters" data source parameters Format: /".*"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 5.0a and later. "editor_include.reception" reception mode Format: "mail" - receive notification email "nomail" - no notifications Default: None. Context: list (config) "editor_include.visibility" visibility Format: "conceal" - concealed from list menu "noconceal" - listed on the list menu Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 5.4a.6 and later. "sql_fetch_timeout" Timeout for fetch of include_sql_query Format: Number of seconds. Default: 300 (seconds) Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.0 and later. "include_file" File inclusion Format: Multiple occurrences allowed. /"\S+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Include subscribers from this file. The file should contain one e-mail address per line (lines beginning with a "#" are ignored). "include_remote_file" (Paragraph) Remote file inclusion Multiple occurrences allowed "include_remote_file.name" short name for this source Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_remote_file.url" data location URL Format: /".+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_remote_file.user" remote user Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_remote_file.passwd" remote password Format: The value to be concealed. Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_remote_file.timeout" idle timeout Format: Number of seconds. Default: 180 (seconds) Context: list (config) "include_remote_file.ssl_version" SSL version Format: "ssl_any" - any versions "sslv2" - SSL version 2 "sslv3" - SSL version 3 "tlsv1" - TLS version 1 "tlsv1_1" - TLS version 1.1 "tlsv1_2" - TLS version 1.2 "tlsv1_3" - TLS version 1.3 Default: "ssl_any" Context: list (config) "include_remote_file.ssl_ciphers" SSL ciphers used Format: /".+"/ Default: "ALL" Context: list (config) "include_remote_file.ca_verify" Certificate verification Format: "none" - do nothing "optional" - optional "required" - required Default: "none" Context: list (config) "include_remote_file.nosync_time_ranges" Time ranges when inclusion is not allowed Format: /$time_ranges/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_sympa_list" (Paragraph) List inclusion Multiple occurrences allowed Include subscribers from other list. All subscribers of list listname become subscribers of the current list. You may include as many lists as required, using one include_sympa_list paragraph for each included list. Any list at all may be included; you may therefore include lists which are also defined by the inclusion of other lists. Be careful, however, not to include list A in list B and then list B in list A, since this will give rise to an infinite loop. "include_sympa_list.name" short name for this source Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_sympa_list.listname" list name to include Format: /"$listname(\@$host)?"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_sympa_list.filter" filter definition Format: /".*"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_sympa_list.nosync_time_ranges" Time ranges when inclusion is not allowed Format: /$time_ranges/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_remote_sympa_list" (Paragraph) remote list inclusion Multiple occurrences allowed Sympa can contact another Sympa service using HTTPS to fetch a remote list in order to include each member of a remote list as subscriber. You may include as many lists as required, using one include_remote_sympa_list paragraph for each included list. Be careful, however, not to give rise to an infinite loop resulting from cross includes. For this operation, one Sympa site acts as a server while the other one acs as client. On the server side, the only setting needed is to give permission to the remote Sympa to review the list. This is controlled by the review scenario. "include_remote_sympa_list.name" short name for this source Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_remote_sympa_list.url" data location URL Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.45b.1 and later. "include_remote_sympa_list.user" remote user Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.45b.1 and later. "include_remote_sympa_list.passwd" remote password Format: The value to be concealed. Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.45b.1 and later. "include_remote_sympa_list.host" remote host Format: /$host/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) obsoleted. Use "data location URL". "include_remote_sympa_list.port" remote port Format: /"\d+"/ Default: 443 Context: list (config) obsoleted. Use "data location URL". "include_remote_sympa_list.path" remote path of sympa list dump Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) obsoleted. Use "data location URL". "include_remote_sympa_list.cert" Deprecated. Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.44. "include_remote_sympa_list.timeout" idle timeout Format: Number of seconds. Default: 180 (seconds) Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.45b.1 and later. "include_remote_sympa_list.ssl_version" SSL version Format: "ssl_any" - any versions "sslv2" - SSL version 2 "sslv3" - SSL version 3 "tlsv1" - TLS version 1 "tlsv1_1" - TLS version 1.1 "tlsv1_2" - TLS version 1.2 "tlsv1_3" - TLS version 1.3 Default: "ssl_any" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.45b.1 and later. "include_remote_sympa_list.ssl_ciphers" SSL ciphers used Format: /".+"/ Default: "ALL" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.45b.1 and later. "include_remote_sympa_list.ca_verify" Certificate verification Format: "none" - do nothing "optional" - optional "required" - required Default: "optional" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.45b.1 and later. "include_remote_sympa_list.nosync_time_ranges" Time ranges when inclusion is not allowed Format: /$time_ranges/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_query" (Paragraph) LDAP query inclusion Multiple occurrences allowed This paragraph defines parameters for a query returning a list of subscribers. This feature requires the Net::LDAP (perlldap) PERL module. "include_ldap_query.name" short name for this source Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_query.host" remote host Format: /$multiple_host_or_url/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_query.use_tls" use TLS (formerly SSL) Format: "starttls" - use STARTTLS "ldaps" - use LDAPS (LDAP over TLS) "none" - do nothing Default: "none" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.15 and later. "include_ldap_query.ssl_version" SSL version Format: "sslv2" - SSL version 2 "sslv3" - SSL version 3 "tlsv1" - TLS version 1 "tlsv1_1" - TLS version 1.1 "tlsv1_2" - TLS version 1.2 "tlsv1_3" - TLS version 1.3 Default: "tlsv1" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_query.ssl_ciphers" SSL ciphers used Format: /".+"/ Default: "ALL" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_query.ca_verify" Certificate verification Format: "none" - do nothing "optional" - optional "required" - required Default: "required" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.13 and later. "include_ldap_query.bind_dn" remote user Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_ldap_query.bind_password" remote password Format: The value to be concealed. Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_ldap_query.suffix" suffix Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_query.scope" search scope Format: "base" - base "one" - one level "sub" - subtree Default: "sub" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_query.deref" dereferencing aliases Format: "never" - never "search" - in searching subordinates of the base object "find" - in locating the base object "always" - always Default: "find" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.74 and later. "include_ldap_query.timeout" connection timeout Format: Number of seconds. Default: 30 (seconds) Context: list (config) "include_ldap_query.filter" filter Format: /".+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_query.attrs" extracted attribute Format: /"$ldap_attrdesc(\s*,\s*$ldap_attrdesc)?"/ Default: "mail" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_query.select" selection (if multiple) Format: "all" - all "first" - first entry "regex" - entries matching regular expression Default: "first" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_query.regex" regular expression Format: /".+"/ Default: "" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_query.nosync_time_ranges" Time ranges when inclusion is not allowed Format: /$time_ranges/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2a.16 and later. "include_ldap_query.pagesize" LDAP page size Format: /"\d*"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.74 and later. Number of records to fetch per batch (paging), for a LDAP server that supports paging. If not set or set to zero, do not use paging. Typically 1000 for an Active Directory server, to avoid "SizeLimit" errors "include_ldap_query.passwd" See "include_ldap_query.bind_password". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_ldap_query.port" Deprecated. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_query.use_ssl" See "include_ldap_query.use_tls". Context: list (config) Available versions: 5.3a.2 to 6.2.14. "include_ldap_query.user" See "include_ldap_query.bind_dn". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_ldap_2level_query" (Paragraph) LDAP 2-level query inclusion Multiple occurrences allowed This paragraph defines parameters for a two-level query returning a list of subscribers. Usually the first-level query returns a list of DNs and the second-level queries convert the DNs into e-mail addresses. This feature requires the Net::LDAP (perlldap) PERL module. "include_ldap_2level_query.name" short name for this source Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.host" remote host Format: /$multiple_host_or_url/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.use_tls" use TLS (formerly SSL) Format: "starttls" - use STARTTLS "ldaps" - use LDAPS (LDAP over TLS) "none" - do nothing Default: "none" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.15 and later. "include_ldap_2level_query.ssl_version" SSL version Format: "sslv2" - SSL version 2 "sslv3" - SSL version 3 "tlsv1" - TLS version 1 "tlsv1_1" - TLS version 1.1 "tlsv1_2" - TLS version 1.2 "tlsv1_3" - TLS version 1.3 Default: "tlsv1" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.ssl_ciphers" SSL ciphers used Format: /".+"/ Default: "ALL" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.ca_verify" Certificate verification Format: "none" - do nothing "optional" - optional "required" - required Default: "required" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.13 and later. "include_ldap_2level_query.bind_dn" remote user Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_ldap_2level_query.bind_password" remote password Format: The value to be concealed. Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_ldap_2level_query.suffix1" first-level suffix Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.scope1" first-level search scope Format: "base" - base "one" - one level "sub" - subtree Default: "sub" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.deref1" dereferencing aliases Format: "never" - never "search" - in searching subordinates of the base object "find" - in locating the base object "always" - always Default: "find" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.74 and later. "include_ldap_2level_query.timeout1" first-level connection timeout Format: Number of seconds. Default: 30 (seconds) Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.filter1" first-level filter Format: /".+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.attrs1" first-level extracted attribute Format: /$ldap_attrdesc/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.select1" first-level selection Format: "all" - all "first" - first entry "regex" - entries matching regular expression Default: "first" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.regex1" first-level regular expression Format: /".+"/ Default: "" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.suffix2" second-level suffix template Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.scope2" second-level search scope Format: "base" - base "one" - one level "sub" - subtree Default: "sub" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.deref2" dereferencing aliases Format: "never" - never "search" - in searching subordinates of the base object "find" - in locating the base object "always" - always Default: "find" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.74 and later. "include_ldap_2level_query.timeout2" second-level connection timeout Format: Number of seconds. Default: 30 (seconds) Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.filter2" second-level filter template Format: /".+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.attrs2" second-level extracted attribute Format: /"$ldap_attrdesc(\s*,\s*$ldap_attrdesc)?"/ Default: "mail" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.select2" second-level selection Format: "all" - all "first" - first entry "regex" - entries matching regular expression Default: "first" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.regex2" second-level regular expression Format: /".+"/ Default: "" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.nosync_time_ranges" Time ranges when inclusion is not allowed Format: /$time_ranges/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2a.16 and later. "include_ldap_2level_query.pagesize" LDAP page size Format: /"\d*"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.74 and later. Number of records to fetch per batch (paging), for a LDAP server that supports paging. If not set or set to zero, do not use paging. Typically 1000 for an Active Directory server, to avoid "SizeLimit" errors "include_ldap_2level_query.passwd" See "include_ldap_2level_query.bind_password". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_ldap_2level_query.port" Deprecated. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_query.use_ssl" See "include_ldap_2level_query.use_tls". Context: list (config) Available versions: 5.3a.2 to 6.2.14. "include_ldap_2level_query.user" See "include_ldap_2level_query.bind_dn". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_sql_query" (Paragraph) SQL query inclusion Multiple occurrences allowed This parameter is used to define the SQL query parameters. "include_sql_query.name" short name for this source Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_sql_query.db_type" database type Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_sql_query.db_name" database name Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_sql_query.db_host" remote host Format: /$host/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_sql_query.db_port" database port Format: /"\d+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_sql_query.db_options" connection options Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_sql_query.db_env" environment variables for database connection Format: /"\w+\=\S+(;\w+\=\S+)*"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_sql_query.db_user" remote user Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_sql_query.db_passwd" remote password Format: The value to be concealed. Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_sql_query.sql_query" SQL query Format: /$sql_query/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_sql_query.f_dir" See "include_sql_query.db_name". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.70. "include_sql_query.nosync_time_ranges" Time ranges when inclusion is not allowed Format: /$time_ranges/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2a.16 and later. "include_sql_query.connect_options" See "include_sql_query.db_options". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_sql_query.host" See "include_sql_query.db_host". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_sql_query.passwd" See "include_sql_query.db_passwd". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_sql_query.user" See "include_sql_query.db_user". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "ttl" TTL of user data Format: Number of seconds. Default: 3600 (seconds) Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Sympa caches user data extracted using the include parameter. Their TTL (time-to-live) within Sympa can be controlled using this parameter. The default value is 3600 "distribution_ttl" TTL of user data for message distribution Format: Number of seconds. Default: None. Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) This parameter defines the delay since the last synchronization after which the user data will be updated before performing message distribution "include_ldap_ca" (Paragraph) LDAP query custom attribute Multiple occurrences allowed "include_ldap_ca.name" short name for this source Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.host" remote host Format: /$multiple_host_or_url/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.use_tls" use TLS (formerly SSL) Format: "starttls" - use STARTTLS "ldaps" - use LDAPS (LDAP over TLS) "none" - do nothing Default: "none" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.15 and later. "include_ldap_ca.ssl_version" SSL version Format: "sslv2" - SSL version 2 "sslv3" - SSL version 3 "tlsv1" - TLS version 1 "tlsv1_1" - TLS version 1.1 "tlsv1_2" - TLS version 1.2 "tlsv1_3" - TLS version 1.3 Default: "tlsv1" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.ssl_ciphers" SSL ciphers used Format: /".+"/ Default: "ALL" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.ca_verify" Certificate verification Format: "none" - do nothing "optional" - optional "required" - required Default: "required" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.13 and later. "include_ldap_ca.bind_dn" remote user Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_ldap_ca.bind_password" remote password Format: The value to be concealed. Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_ldap_ca.suffix" suffix Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.scope" search scope Format: "base" - base "one" - one level "sub" - subtree Default: "sub" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.deref" dereferencing aliases Format: "never" - never "search" - in searching subordinates of the base object "find" - in locating the base object "always" - always Default: "find" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.74 and later. "include_ldap_ca.timeout" connection timeout Format: Number of seconds. Default: 30 (seconds) Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.filter" filter Format: /".+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.attrs" extracted attribute Format: /"$ldap_attrdesc(\s*,\s*$ldap_attrdesc)?"/ Default: "mail" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.email_entry" Name of email entry Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.select" selection (if multiple) Format: "all" - all "first" - first entry "regex" - entries matching regular expression Default: "first" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.regex" regular expression Format: /".+"/ Default: "" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.nosync_time_ranges" Time ranges when inclusion is not allowed Format: /$time_ranges/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.passwd" See "include_ldap_ca.bind_password". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_ldap_ca.port" Deprecated. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_ca.use_ssl" See "include_ldap_ca.use_tls". Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2a? to 6.2.14. "include_ldap_ca.user" See "include_ldap_ca.bind_dn". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_ldap_2level_ca" (Paragraph) LDAP 2-level query custom attribute Multiple occurrences allowed "include_ldap_2level_ca.name" short name for this source Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.host" remote host Format: /$multiple_host_or_url/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.use_tls" use TLS (formerly SSL) Format: "starttls" - use STARTTLS "ldaps" - use LDAPS (LDAP over TLS) "none" - do nothing Default: "none" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.15 and later. "include_ldap_2level_ca.ssl_version" SSL version Format: "sslv2" - SSL version 2 "sslv3" - SSL version 3 "tlsv1" - TLS version 1 "tlsv1_1" - TLS version 1.1 "tlsv1_2" - TLS version 1.2 "tlsv1_3" - TLS version 1.3 Default: "tlsv1" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.ssl_ciphers" SSL ciphers used Format: /".+"/ Default: "ALL" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.ca_verify" Certificate verification Format: "none" - do nothing "optional" - optional "required" - required Default: "required" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.13 and later. "include_ldap_2level_ca.bind_dn" remote user Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_ldap_2level_ca.bind_password" remote password Format: The value to be concealed. Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_ldap_2level_ca.suffix1" first-level suffix Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.scope1" first-level search scope Format: "base" - base "one" - one level "sub" - subtree Default: "sub" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.deref1" dereferencing aliases Format: "never" - never "search" - in searching subordinates of the base object "find" - in locating the base object "always" - always Default: "find" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.74 and later. "include_ldap_2level_ca.timeout1" first-level connection timeout Format: Number of seconds. Default: 30 (seconds) Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.filter1" first-level filter Format: /".+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.attrs1" first-level extracted attribute Format: /$ldap_attrdesc/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.select1" first-level selection Format: "all" - all "first" - first entry "regex" - entries matching regular expression Default: "first" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.regex1" first-level regular expression Format: /".+"/ Default: "" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.suffix2" second-level suffix template Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.scope2" second-level search scope Format: "base" - base "one" - one level "sub" - subtree Default: "sub" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.deref2" dereferencing aliases Format: "never" - never "search" - in searching subordinates of the base object "find" - in locating the base object "always" - always Default: "find" Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.74 and later. "include_ldap_2level_ca.timeout2" second-level connection timeout Format: Number of seconds. Default: 30 (seconds) Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.filter2" second-level filter template Format: /".+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.attrs2" second-level extracted attribute Format: /$ldap_attrdesc/ Default: "mail" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.select2" second-level selection Format: "all" - all "first" - first entry "regex" - entries matching regular expression Default: "first" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.regex2" second-level regular expression Format: /".+"/ Default: "" Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.email_entry" Name of email entry Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.nosync_time_ranges" Time ranges when inclusion is not allowed Format: /$time_ranges/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.passwd" See "include_ldap_2level_ca.bind_password". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_ldap_2level_ca.port" Deprecated. Context: list (config) "include_ldap_2level_ca.use_ssl" See "include_ldap_2level_ca.use_tls". Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2a? to 6.2.14. "include_ldap_2level_ca.user" See "include_ldap_2level_ca.bind_dn". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_sql_ca" (Paragraph) SQL query custom attribute Multiple occurrences allowed "include_sql_ca.name" short name for this source Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_sql_ca.db_type" database type Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_sql_ca.db_name" database name Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_sql_ca.db_host" remote host Format: /$host/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_sql_ca.db_port" database port Format: /"\d+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_sql_ca.db_options" connection options Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_sql_ca.db_env" environment variables for database connection Format: /"\w+\=\S+(;\w+\=\S+)*"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_sql_ca.db_user" remote user Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_sql_ca.db_passwd" remote password Format: The value to be concealed. Default: None. Context: list (config) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 and later. "include_sql_ca.sql_query" SQL query Format: /$sql_query/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_sql_ca.f_dir" See "include_sql_ca.db_name". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.70. "include_sql_ca.email_entry" Name of email entry Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "include_sql_ca.nosync_time_ranges" Time ranges when inclusion is not allowed Format: /$time_ranges/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "include_sql_ca.connect_options" See "include_sql_ca.db_options". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_sql_ca.host" See "include_sql_ca.db_host". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_sql_ca.passwd" See "include_sql_ca.db_passwd". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "include_sql_ca.user" See "include_sql_ca.db_user". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. DKIM/DMARC/ARC DKIM signature verification and re-signing. It requires an external module: Mail-DKIM. ARC seals on forwarded messages. It requires an external module: Mail- DKIM. "dkim_add_signature_to" Which service messages to be signed Format: /"(?:list|robot)(?:,(?:list|robot))*"/ Default: "robot,list" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Inserts a DKIM signature to service messages in context of robot, list or both "dkim_signer_identity" The "i=" tag as defined in rfc 4871 Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Default is null. "dkim_feature" Insert DKIM signature to messages sent to the list Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) If set to "on", Sympa may verify DKIM signatures of incoming messages and/or insert DKIM signature to outgoing messages. "dkim_parameters" (Paragraph) DKIM configuration Single occurrence A set of parameters in order to define outgoing DKIM signature "dkim_parameters.private_key_path" File path for DKIM private key Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) The file must contain a PEM encoded private key "dkim_parameters.selector" Selector for DNS lookup of DKIM public key Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) The selector is used in order to build the DNS query for public key. It is up to you to choose the value you want but verify that you can query the public DKIM key for "<selector>._domainkey.your_domain" "dkim_parameters.header_list" Deprecated. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "dkim_parameters.signer_domain" DKIM "d=" tag, you should probably use the default value Format: /$domain/ Default: None. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) The DKIM "d=" tag, is the domain of the signing entity. The list domain MUST be included in the "d=" domain "dkim_parameters.signer_identity" DKIM "i=" tag, you should probably leave this parameter empty Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) DKIM "i=" tag, you should probably not use this parameter, as recommended by RFC 4871, default for list broadcasted messages is i=<listname>-request@<domain> "dkim_signature_apply_on" The categories of messages sent to the list that will be signed using DKIM. Format: Multiple values allowed, separated by "","". "md5_authenticated_messages" - authenticated by password "smime_authenticated_messages" - authenticated by S/MIME signature "dkim_authenticated_messages" - with successfully verified DKIM signature "editor_validated_messages" - approved by moderator "none" - do nothing "any" - any messages Default: "md5_authenticated_messages,smime_authenticated_messages,dkim_authenticated_messages,editor_validated_messages" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This parameter controls in which case messages must be signed using DKIM, you may sign every message choosing 'any' or a subset. The parameter value is a comma separated list of keywords "arc_feature" Add ARC seals to messages sent to the list Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.37b.1 and later. Enable/Disable ARC. This feature requires Mail::DKIM::ARC to be installed, and maybe some custom scenario to be updated "arc_srvid" Authentication service identifier (authserv-id) for Authentication- Results used in ARC seal Format: /$rfc2045_parameter_value/ Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.37b.1 and later. Typically the domain of the mail server "arc_parameters" (Paragraph) ARC configuration Single occurrence A set of parameters in order to define outgoing ARC seal "arc_parameters.private_key_path" File path for ARC private key Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) The file must contain a PEM encoded private key. Defaults to same file as DKIM private key "arc_parameters.selector" Selector for DNS lookup of ARC public key Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) The selector is used in order to build the DNS query for public key. It is up to you to choose the value you want but verify that you can query the public DKIM key for "<selector>._domainkey.your_domain". Default is the same selector as for DKIM signatures "arc_parameters.signer_domain" ARC "d=" tag, you should probably use the default value Format: /$domain/ Default: None. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) The ARC "d=" tag is the domain of the signing entity. The DKIM d= domain name is used as its default value "arc_parameters.arc_private_key_path" See "arc_parameters.private_key_path". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.70. "arc_parameters.arc_selector" See "arc_parameters.selector". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.70. "arc_parameters.arc_signer_domain" See "arc_parameters.signer_domain". Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.70. "dmarc_protection" (Paragraph) DMARC Protection Single occurrence Parameters to define how to manage From address processing to avoid some domains' excessive DMARC protection "dmarc_protection.mode" Protection modes Format: Multiple values allowed, separated by "","". "none" - do nothing "all" - all "dkim_signature" - DKIM signature exists "dmarc_reject" - DMARC policy suggests rejection "dmarc_any" - DMARC policy exists "dmarc_quarantine" - DMARC policy suggests quarantine "domain_regex" - domain matching regular expression Default: None. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Select one or more operation modes. "Domain matching regular expression" (domain_regex) matches the specified Domain regular expression; "DKIM signature exists" (dkim_signature) matches any message with a DKIM signature header; "DMARC policy ..." (dmarc_*) matches messages from sender domains with a DMARC policy as given; "all" (all) matches all messages. Example: dmarc_protection.mode dmarc_reject,dkim_signature "dmarc_protection.domain_regex" Regular expression for domain name match Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Regular expression match pattern for From domain "dmarc_protection.other_email" New From address Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This is the email address to use when modifying the From header. It defaults to the list address. This is similar to Anonymisation but preserves the original sender details in the From address phrase. "dmarc_protection.phrase" New From name format Format: "display_name" - "Name" "name_and_email" - "Name" (e-mail) "name_via_list" - "Name" (via List) "name_email_via_list" - "Name" (e-mail via List) "list_for_name" - "List" (on behalf of Name) "list_for_email" - "List" (on behalf of e-mail) Default: "name_via_list" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This is the format to be used for the sender name part of the new From header field. "remove_dkim_headers" Remove DKIM signatures in incoming messages Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.74 and later. Normally this should be turned off. It can be turned on when DKIM signatures that cannot be verified at the recipient site cause problems. List address verification Checks if an alias with the same name as the list to be created already exists on the SMTP server. This feature requires an external module: Net-SMTP. "list_check_helo" SMTP HELO (EHLO) parameter used for address verification Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.0 and later. Default value is the host part of "list_check_smtp" parameter. "list_check_smtp" SMTP server to verify existence of the same addresses as the list to be created Format: /$hostport/ Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This is needed if you are running Sympa on a host but you handle all your mail on a separate mail relay. Default value is real FQDN of the host. Port number may be specified as "mail.example.org:25" or "203.0.113.1:25". If port is not specified, standard port (25) will be used. "list_check_suffixes" Address suffixes to verify Format: /"\S+"/ Default: "request,owner,editor,unsubscribe,subscribe" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) List of suffixes you are using for list addresses, i.e. "mylist- request", "mylist-owner" and so on. This parameter is used with the "list_check_smtp" parameter. It is also used to check list names at list creation time. Antivirus plug-in "antivirus_path" Path to the antivirus scanner engine Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Supported antivirus: Clam AntiVirus/clamscan & clamdscan, McAfee/uvscan, Fsecure/fsav, Sophos, AVP and Trend Micro/VirusWall Example: antivirus_path /usr/local/bin/clamscan "antivirus_args" Antivirus plugin command line arguments Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Example: antivirus_args --no-summary --database /usr/local/share/clamav "antivirus_notify" Notify sender if virus checker detects malicious content Format: "sender" - sender "delivery_status" - send back DSN "none" - do nothing Default: "sender" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "sender" to notify originator of the message, "delivery_status" to send delivery status, or "none" Miscellaneous "email" Local part of Sympa email address Format: /"\S+"/ Default: "sympa" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Local part (the part preceding the "@" sign) of the address by which mail interface of Sympa accepts mail commands. If you change the default value, you must modify the mail aliases too. "listmaster_email" Local part of listmaster email address Format: /"\S+"/ Default: "listmaster" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Local part (the part preceding the "@" sign) of the address by which listmasters receive messages. If you change the default value, you must modify the mail aliases too. "custom_robot_parameter" Custom robot parameter Format: Multiple occurrences allowed. /".+"/ Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Used to define a custom parameter for your server. Do not forget the semicolon between the parameter name and the parameter value. You will be able to access the custom parameter value in web templates by variable "conf.custom_robot_parameter.<param_name>" Example: custom_robot_parameter param_name ; param_value "prohibited_listnames" Prevent people to use some names for their lists names Format: Any. Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.63b.1 and later. This parameter is a comma-separated list of names. You can use * as a wildcard character. To use a regex for this, please use prohibited_listnames_regex setting. Example: prohibited_listnames www,root,*master "prohibited_listnames_regex" Prevent people to use some names for their lists names, based on a regex Format: Any. Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.63b.1 and later. This parameter is a regex. Please note that prohibited_listnames and prohibited_listnames_regex will both be applied if set, they are not exclusive. Example: prohibited_listnames_regex www|root|.*master "cache_list_config" Use of binary cache of list configuration Format: "binary_file" - use binary file "none" - do nothing Default: "none" Context: site (sympa.conf) binary_file: Sympa processes will maintain a binary version of the list configuration, "config.bin" file on local disk. If you manage a big amount of lists (1000+), it should make the web interface startup faster. You can recreate cache by running "sympa.pl --reload_list_config". "db_list_cache" Use database cache to search lists Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: site (sympa.conf) Note that "list_table" database table should be filled at the first time by running: # sympa.pl --sync_list_db "purge_user_table_task" Task for expiring inactive users Format: /"\w+"/ Default: "monthly" Context: site (sympa.conf) This task removes rows in the "user_table" table which have not corresponding entries in the "subscriber_table" table. "purge_logs_table_task" Task for cleaning tables Format: /"\w+"/ Default: "daily" Context: site (sympa.conf) This task cleans old logs from "logs_table" table. "logs_expiration_period" Max age of logs in database Format: Number of months. Default: 3 (months) Context: site (sympa.conf) Number of months that elapse before a log is expired "stats_expiration_period" Max age of statistics information in database Format: Number of months. Default: 3 (months) Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2b.7 and later. Number of months that elapse before statistics information are expired "umask" Umask Format: /"[0-7]+"/ Default: 027 Context: site (sympa.conf) Default mask for file creation (see umask(2)). Note that it will be interpreted as an octal value. "clean_delay_queuemod" Max age of moderated messages Format: Number of days. Default: 30 (days) Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Number of days messages are kept in moderation spool (as specified by "queuemod" parameter). Beyond this deadline, messages that have not been processed are deleted. "custom_attribute" (Paragraph) Custom user attributes Multiple occurrences allowed "custom_attribute.id" internal identifier Format: /"\w+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "custom_attribute.name" label Format: /".+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "custom_attribute.comment" additional comment Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "custom_attribute.type" type Format: "string" - string "text" - multi-line text "integer" - number "enum" - set of keywords Default: "string" Context: list (config) "custom_attribute.enum_values" possible attribute values (if enum is used) Format: /".+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "custom_attribute.optional" is the attribute optional? Format: "required" - required "optional" - optional Default: "optional" Context: list (config) "custom_vars" (Paragraph) custom parameters Multiple occurrences allowed "custom_vars.name" var name Format: /"\S+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "custom_vars.value" var value Format: /".+"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "loop_prevention_regex" Regular expression applied to prevent loops with robots Format: /"\S*"/ Default: "mailer-daemon|sympa|listserv|majordomo|smartlist|mailman" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) If the sender address matches the regular expression, then the message is rejected. "pictures_feature" Pictures Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "on" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Enables or disables the pictures feature by default. If enabled, subscribers can upload their picture (from the "Subscriber option" page) to use as an avatar. Pictures are stored in a directory specified by the "static_content_path" parameter. "remind_task" Periodical subscription reminder task Format: /"\w+"/ Default: None. Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) This parameter states which model is used to create a remind task. A remind task regularly sends subscribers a message which reminds them of their list subscriptions. "latest_instantiation" (Paragraph) Latest family instantiation Single occurrence "latest_instantiation.email" who ran the instantiation Format: /"listmaster|$email"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "latest_instantiation.date_epoch" date Format: The time in second from Unix epoch. Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "latest_instantiation.date" Deprecated. Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.16. "creation" (Paragraph) Creation of the list Single occurrence "creation.email" who created the list Format: /"listmaster|$email"/ Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "creation.date_epoch" date Format: The time in second from Unix epoch. Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "creation.date" Deprecated. Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.16. "update" (Paragraph) Last update of config Single occurrence "update.email" who updated the config Format: /"(listmaster|automatic|$email)"/ Default: None. Context: list (config) "update.date_epoch" date Format: The time in second from Unix epoch. Default: None, mandatory. Context: list (config) "update.date" Deprecated. Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.16. "status" Status of the list Format: Status of list. Default: "open" Context: list (config) "serial" Serial number of the config Format: /"\d+"/ Default: 0 Context: list (config) Web interface parameters "wwsympa_url" URL prefix of web interface Format: Any. Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This is used to construct URLs of web interface. The protocol (either https:// or http://) is required. Example: wwsympa_url https://web.example.org/sympa "wwsympa_url_local" URL prefix of WWSympa behind proxy Format: Any. Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.56 and later. "static_content_url" URL for static contents Format: Any. Default: "/static-sympa" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) HTTP server have to map it with "static_content_path" directory. "static_content_path" Directory for static contents Format: Any. Default: $STATICDIR Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "css_path" Directory for static style sheets (CSS) Format: Any. Default: $CSSDIR Context: site (sympa.conf) After an upgrade, static CSS files are upgraded with the newly installed "css.tt2" template. Therefore, this is not a good place to store customized CSS files. "css_url" URL for style sheets (CSS) Format: Any. Default: "/static-sympa/css" Context: site (sympa.conf) To use auto-generated static CSS, HTTP server have to map it with "css_path". "pictures_path" Directory for subscribers pictures Format: Any. Default: $PICTURESDIR Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.25b.2 and later. "pictures_url" URL for subscribers pictures Format: Any. Default: "/static-sympa/pictures" Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.25b.2 and later. HTTP server have to map it with "pictures_path" directory. "mhonarc" Path to MHonArc mail-to-HTML converter Format: Any. Default: "/usr/bin/mhonarc" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) This is required for HTML mail archiving. "log_facility" System log facility for web interface Format: Any. Default: "LOCAL1" Context: site (sympa.conf) System log facility for WWSympa, archived.pl and bounced.pl. Default is to use value of "syslog" parameter. Web interface parameters: Appearances "logo_html_definition" Custom logo Format: Any. Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) HTML fragment to insert a logo in the page of web interface. Example: logo_html_definition <a href="http://www.example.com"><img style="float: left; margin-top: 7px; margin-left: 37px;" src="http://www.example.com/logos/mylogo.jpg" alt="My Company" /></a> "favicon_url" Custom favicon Format: Any. Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.5 and later. URL of favicon image "default_home" Type of main web page Format: Any. Default: "home" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "lists" for the page of list of lists. "home" for home page. "archive_default_index" Default index organization of web archive Format: Any. Default: "thrd" Context: site (sympa.conf) thrd: Threaded index. mail: Chronological index. "review_page_size" Size of review page Format: Any. Default: 25 Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Default number of lines of the array displaying users in the review page "viewlogs_page_size" Size of viewlogs page Format: Any. Default: 25 Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Default number of lines of the array displaying the log entries in the logs page. "main_menu_custom_button_1_title", ... "main_menu_custom_button_3_title", "main_menu_custom_button_1_url", ... "main_menu_custom_button_3_url", "main_menu_custom_button_1_target", ... "main_menu_custom_button_3_target" Custom menus Format: Any. Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) You may modify the main menu content by editing the menu.tt2 file, but you can also edit these parameters in order to add up to 3 buttons. Each button is defined by a title (the text in the button), an URL and, optionally, a target. Example: main_menu_custom_button_1_title FAQ main_menu_custom_button_1_url http://www.renater.fr/faq/universalistes/index main_menu_custom_button_1_target Help Password validation Checks if the password the user submitted has sufficient strength. This feature requires an external module: Data-Password. "password_validation" Password validation Format: Any. Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.1.23 and later. The password validation techniques to be used against user passwords that are added to mailing lists. Options come from Data::Password https://metacpan.org/pod/Data::Password#VARIABLES Example: password_validation MINLEN=8,GROUPS=3,DICTIONARY=4,DICTIONARIES=/pentest/dictionaries Authentication with LDAP Authenticates users based on the directory on LDAP server. This feature requires an external module: Net-LDAP. And also, if secure connection (LDAPS) is required: IO-Socket-SSL. "ldap_force_canonical_email" Use canonical email address for LDAP authentication Format: Any. Default: 1 Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) When using LDAP authentication, if the identifier provided by the user was a valid email, if this parameter is set to false, then the provided email will be used to authenticate the user. Otherwise, use of the first email returned by the LDAP server will be used. SOAP HTTP interface Provides some functions of Sympa through the SOAP HTTP interface. This feature requires an external module: SOAP-Lite. "soap_url" URL of SympaSOAP Format: Any. Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) WSDL document of SympaSOAP refers to this URL in its service section. Example: soap_url http://web.example.org/sympasoap "soap_url_local" URL of SympaSOAP behind proxy Format: Any. Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.19b.1 and later. Web interface parameters: Miscellaneous "cookie_domain" HTTP cookies validity domain Format: Any. Default: "localhost" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) If beginning with a dot ("."), the cookie is available within the specified Internet domain. Otherwise, for the specified host. The only reason for replacing the default value would be where WWSympa's authentication process is shared with an application running on another host. Example: cookie_domain .renater.fr "cookie_expire" HTTP cookies lifetime Format: Any. Default: 0 Context: site (sympa.conf) This is the default value when not set explicitly by users. "0" means the cookie may be retained during browser sessions. "cookie_refresh" Average interval to refresh HTTP session ID. Format: Any. Default: 60 Context: site (sympa.conf) "purge_session_table_task" Task for cleaning old sessions Format: /"\w+"/ Default: "daily" Context: site (sympa.conf) This task removes old entries in the "session_table" table. "session_table_ttl" Max age of sessions Format: Any. Default: "2d" Context: site (sympa.conf) Session duration is controlled by "sympa_session" cookie validity attribute. However, by security reason, this delay also need to be controlled by server side. This task removes old entries in the "session_table" table. Format of values is a string without spaces including "y" for years, "m" for months, "d" for days, "h" for hours, "min" for minutes and "sec" for seconds. "anonymous_session_table_ttl" Max age of sessions for anonymous users Format: Any. Default: "1h" Context: site (sympa.conf) "shared_feature" Enable shared repository Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.41b.2 and later. If set to "on", list owners can open shared repository. "shared_doc" (Paragraph) Shared documents Single occurrence This paragraph defines read and edit access to the shared document repository. "shared_doc.d_read" Who can view Format: Name of "d_read" scenario: "owner" - restricted to list owners "private" - restricted to subscribers "private-https" - restricted to subscribers authenticated with user cert "public" - public documents Default: "private" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "shared_doc.d_edit" Who can edit Format: Name of "d_edit" scenario: "editor" - moderated for subscribers "owner" - restricted to list owners "private" - restricted to subscribers "private-https" - restricted to subscribers authenticated with user cert "public" - public documents Default: "owner" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "shared_doc.quota" quota Format: Number of Kbytes. Default: None. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "use_html_editor" Use HTML editor Format: "off" - disabled "on" - enabled Default: "off" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.0 and later. If set to "on", users will be able to post messages in HTML using a javascript WYSIWYG editor. Example: use_html_editor on "html_editor_url" URL of HTML editor Format: Any. Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.34 and later. URL path to the javascript file making the WYSIWYG HTML editor available. Relative path under <static_content_url> or absolute path. Example is for TinyMCE 4 installed under <static_content_path>/js/tinymce/. Example: html_editor_url js/tinymce/tinymce.min.js "html_editor_init" HTML editor initialization Format: Any. Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.0 and later. Javascript excerpt that enables and configures the WYSIWYG HTML editor. Example: html_editor_init tinymce.init({selector:"#body",language:lang.split(/[^a-zA-Z]+/).join("_")}); "max_wrong_password" Count limit of wrong password submission Format: Any. Default: 19 Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) If this limit is reached, the account is locked until the user renews their password. The default value is chosen in order to block bots trying to log in using brute force strategy. This value should never be reached by real users that will probably uses the renew password service before they performs so many tries. "password_case" Password case Format: Any. Default: "insensitive" Context: site (sympa.conf) "insensitive" or "sensitive". If set to "insensitive", WWSympa's password check will be insensitive. This only concerns passwords stored in the Sympa database, not the ones in LDAP. Should not be changed! May invalid all user password. "password_hash" Password hashing algorithm Format: Any. Default: "md5" Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.25b.3 and later. "md5" or "bcrypt". If set to "md5", Sympa will use MD5 password hashes. If set to "bcrypt", bcrypt hashes will be used instead. This only concerns passwords stored in the Sympa database, not the ones in LDAP. "password_hash_update" Update password hashing algorithm when users log in Format: Any. Default: 1 Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.25b.3 and later. On successful login, update the encrypted user password to use the algorithm specified by "password_hash". This allows for a graceful transition to a new password hash algorithm. A value of 0 disables updating of existing password hashes. New and reset passwords will use the "password_hash" setting in all cases. "bcrypt_cost" Bcrypt hash cost Format: Any. Default: 12 Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.25b.3 and later. When "password_hash" is set to "bcrypt", this sets the "cost" parameter of the bcrypt hash function. The default of 12 is expected to require approximately 250ms to calculate the password hash on a 3.2GHz CPU. This only concerns passwords stored in the Sympa database, not the ones in LDAP. Can be changed but any new cost setting will only apply to new passwords. "one_time_ticket_lifetime" Age of one time ticket Format: Any. Default: "2d" Context: site (sympa.conf) Duration before the one time tickets are expired "one_time_ticket_lockout" Restrict access to one time ticket Format: Any. Default: "one_time" Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Is access to the one time ticket restricted, if any users previously accessed? (one_time | remote_addr | open) "purge_one_time_ticket_table_task" Task for expiring old one time tickets Format: /"\w+"/ Default: "daily" Context: site (sympa.conf) "one_time_ticket_table_ttl" Expiration period of one time ticket Format: Any. Default: "10d" Context: site (sympa.conf) "pictures_max_size" The maximum size of uploaded picture Format: Number of bytes. Default: 102400 (bytes) Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) "spam_protection" Protect web interface against spam harvesters Format: "at" - replace @ characters "javascript" - use JavaScript "none" - do nothing Default: "javascript" Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) There is a need to protect Sympa web sites against spambots which collect email addresses from public web sites. Various methods are available in Sympa and you can choose to use them with the spam_protection and web_archive_spam_protection parameters. Possible value are: javascript: the address is hidden using a javascript. A user who enables javascript can see a nice mailto address where others have nothing. at: the @ char is replaced by the string " AT ". none: no protection against spammer. "reporting_spam_script_path" Script to report spam Format: Any. Default: None. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.0 and later. If set, when a list moderator report undetected spams for list moderation, this external script is invoked and the message is injected into standard input of the script. "domains_blocklist" Prevent people to subscribe to a list with addresses using these domains Format: Any. Default: None. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.61b.1 and later. This parameter is a comma-separated list. Example: domains_blocklist example.org,spammer.com "quiet_subscription" Quiet subscriptions policy Format: "on" - enabled "optional" - optional "off" - disabled Default: "optional" Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.41b.1 and later. Global policy for quiet subscriptions: "on" means that subscriptions will never send a notice to the subscriber, "off" will enforce a notice sending, and "optional" (default) allows the use of the list policy. "show_report_abuse" Add a "Report abuse" link in the side menu of the lists Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.37b.3 and later. The link is a mailto link, you can change that by overriding web_tt2/report_abuse.tt2 "allow_account_deletion" EXPERIMENTAL! Allow users to delete their account. If enabled, shows a "delete my account" form in user's preferences page. Format: "on" - enabled "off" - disabled Default: "off" Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.41b.1 and later. Account deletion unsubscribes the users from his/her lists and removes him/her from lists ownership. It is only available to users using internal authentication (i.e. no LDAP, no SSO...). See https://github.com/sympa-community/sympa/issues/300 for details Renamed parameters These parameters were renamed. Though older names are still available, their use is no longer recommended. "arc_parameters.arc_private_key_path" See "arc_parameters.private_key_path". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 to 6.2.70. "arc_parameters.arc_selector" See "arc_parameters.selector". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 to 6.2.70. "arc_parameters.arc_signer_domain" See "arc_parameters.signer_domain". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.57b.1 to 6.2.70. "arc_private_key_path" See "arc_parameters.private_key_path". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.37b.1 to 6.2.56. "arc_selector" See "arc_parameters.selector". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.37b.1 to 6.2.56. "arc_signer_domain" See "arc_parameters.signer_domain". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.37b.1 to 6.2.56. "archive_mail_access" See "archive.mail_access". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "archive_web_access" See "archive.web_access". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "bounce_halt_rate" See "bounce.halt_rate". Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "bounce_warn_rate" See "bounce.warn_rate". Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "custom-header" See "custom_header". Context: Unknown. "custom-subject" See "custom_subject". Context: Unknown. "d_edit" See "shared_doc.d_edit". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "d_read" See "shared_doc.d_read". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "default_archive_quota" See "archive.quota". Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "default_bounce_level1_rate" See "bouncers_level1.rate". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "default_bounce_level2_rate" See "bouncers_level2.rate". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "default_list_priority" See "priority". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "default_max_list_members" See "max_list_members". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "default_remind_task" See "remind_task". Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "default_shared_quota" See "shared_doc.quota". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "default_sql_fetch_timeout" See "sql_fetch_timeout". Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.0 to 6.2.56. "default_ttl" See "ttl". Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "dkim_private_key_path" See "dkim_parameters.private_key_path". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "dkim_selector" See "dkim_parameters.selector". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "dkim_signer_domain" See "dkim_parameters.signer_domain". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "dmarc_protection_domain_regex" See "dmarc_protection.domain_regex". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "dmarc_protection_mode" See "dmarc_protection.mode". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "dmarc_protection_other_email" See "dmarc_protection.other_email". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "dmarc_protection_phrase" See "dmarc_protection.phrase". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "domains_blacklist" See "domains_blocklist". Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2.41b.1 to 6.2.60. "email_gecos" See "gecos". Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.5 to 6.2a.33. "forced_reply-to" See "forced_reply_to". Context: Unknown. "forced_replyto" See "forced_reply_to". Context: Unknown. "key_password" See "key_passwd". Context: site (sympa.conf) "log_socket_type" See "syslog_socket.type". Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.72. "max-size" See "max_size". Context: Unknown. "merge_feature" See "personalization_feature". Context: Unknown. Available versions: 6.0b.2 to 6.2.59b.1. "remind_return_path" See "verp_remind". Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 2.5 to 6.2.70. "reply-to" See "reply_to". Context: Unknown. "replyto" See "reply_to". Context: Unknown. "subscription" See "subscribe". Context: Unknown. "tracking_default_retention_period" See "tracking.retention_period". Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.3 to 6.2.56. "tracking_delivery_status_notification" See "tracking.delivery_status_notification". Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.0 to 6.2.56. "tracking_message_delivery_notification" See "tracking_message_disposition_notification". Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.0 to 6.2a.40. "tracking_message_disposition_notification" See "tracking.message_disposition_notification". Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.41 to 6.2.56. "unsubscription" See "unsubscribe". Context: Unknown. "use_blacklist" See "use_blocklist". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 5.3a.4 to 6.2.60. "welcome_return_path" See "verp_welcome". Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 2.5 to 6.2.70. Deprecated parameters These parameters were deprecated. They may not be used anymore. "account" Deprecated. Context: list (config) "antispam_feature" Deprecated. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.0a.1 to 6.2.70. "antispam_tag_header_ham_regexp" Deprecated. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.0a.1 to 6.1a.1. "antispam_tag_header_name" Deprecated. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.0a.1 to 6.1a.1. "antispam_tag_header_spam_regexp" Deprecated. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.0a.1 to 6.1a.1. "archived_pidfile" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.1.17. "automatic_list_prefix" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) "bounced_pidfile" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.1.17. "clean_delay_queueother" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 5.4a.9 to 5.4.7. "color_0", ..., "color_15" See description on web interface. Deprecated. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 5.1b to 6.2.70. "cookie" Deprecated. Context: list (config), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.60. "dark_color", "light_color", "text_color", "bg_color", "error_color", "selected_color", "shaded_color" See description on web interface. Deprecated. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 3.3a to 6.2.70. "default_distribution_ttl" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) "distribution_mode" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 5.0a.1 to 6.2a.40. "edit_list" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) "editor" Deprecated. Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.32. "expire_task" Deprecated. Context: list (config) "filesystem_encoding" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 5.3a.7 to 6.2.52. "forced_reply_to" Deprecated. Context: list (config) "host" Deprecated. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.32. "html_editor_file" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.0a.0 to 6.2a.33. "htmlarea_url" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.35b.1. "http_host" Deprecated. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.54. "include_list" Deprecated. Context: list (config) Available versions: 2.2.6 to 6.2.15. "ldap_export_connection_timeout" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 3.3b.3 to 4.1?. "ldap_export_dnmanager" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 3.3b.3 to 4.1?. "ldap_export_host" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 3.3b.3 to 4.1?. "ldap_export_name" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 3.3b.3 to 4.1?. "ldap_export_password" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 3.3b.3 to 4.1?. "ldap_export_suffix" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 3.3b.3 to 4.1?. "localedir" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 4.2b.2 to 6.2a.32. "lock_method" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 5.3b.3 to 6.2a.33. "log_condition" Deprecated. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.29 to 6.2.41b.1. "log_module" Deprecated. Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 6.2a.29 to 6.2.41b.1. "msgcat" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 4.2b.1. "openssl" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2a.40. "owner" Deprecated. Context: list (config) Available versions: up to 6.2.32. "pidfile" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.1.17. "pidfile_bulk" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.1.17. "pidfile_creation" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.1.17. "pidfile_distribute" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.1.17. "queuedistribute" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 5.0a.1 to 6.2a.40. "queueexpire" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 5.1.2. "reply_to" Deprecated. Context: list (config) "sort" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: 1.4.0 and later. "task_manager_pidfile" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.1.17. "tracking" (domain and site) See "tracking.tracking". Context: domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.56. "tri" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 1.3.4-1. "trusted_ca_options" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 3.3.5. "use_fast_cgi" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2.22. "user_data_source" Deprecated. Context: list (config) "web_archive" Deprecated. Context: list (config), domain (robot.conf), site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 6.2a.43. "web_recode_to" Deprecated. Context: site (sympa.conf) Available versions: up to 5.2. FILES /usr/local/etc/sympa/sympa.conf Sympa main configuration file. $SYSCONFDIR/<mail domain name>/robot.conf Configuration specific to each mail domain. $EXPLDIR/<list name>/config or $EXPLDIR/<mail domain name>/<list name>/config List main configuration file. SEE ALSO Sympa Administration Manual. <https://www.sympa.community/manual/>. auth.conf(5), charset.conf(5), edit_list.conf(5), ldap_alias_manager.conf(5), nrcpt_by_domain.conf(5), sympa_scenario(5), topics.conf(5). 6.2.76 2025-04-17 SYMPA_CONFIG(5)
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