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<file name="petidomo.conf"> |
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## |
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## petidomo.conf -- Global Petidomo Configuration |
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## |
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Hostname @l_hostname@ |
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AdminPassword Petidomo |
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MTA @l_prefix@/sbin/sendmail |
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MTAOptions "-i -f%s" |
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ListDirectory @l_prefix@/etc/petidomo |
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AckQueueDirectory @l_prefix@/var/petidomo |
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HelpFile @l_prefix@/etc/petidomo/petidomo.help |
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ACLFilePre @l_prefix@/etc/petidomo/petidomo.acl |
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IndexFile @l_prefix@/etc/petidomo/petidomo.index |
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</file> |
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<file name="petidomo.acl"> |
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## |
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## petidomo.acl -- Global Petidomo Access Control |
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## |
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# Catch anything looks like it does not come from a human sender. |
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IF (envelope matches "mailer-daemon@|petidomo@") |
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OR (header matches "^Precedence:[ ]*(junk|list|bulk)") |
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OR (header matches "^Auto-Submitted:" AND NOT header matches "^Auto-Submitted: *no$") |
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OR (header matches "^Subject:.*(Returned mail|Undeliverable Message)") |
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then forward "petidomo-manager"; |
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</file> |
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<file name="petidomo.hdr"> |
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User-Agent: OSSP Petidomo 4.0b1 |
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</file> |
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<file name="petidomo.help"> |
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How to use the Petidomo Mailing List Server |
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=========================================== |
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Petidomo is an automatic mailing list server, which maintains mailing |
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lists without any human interaction. The program understands a set of |
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commands which you can use to add yourself to mailing lists, or to |
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remove you from lists you are subscribed on. These commands will be |
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explained in the following paragraphs: |
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SUBSCRIBE |
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The `subscribe' command will add your address to a mailing list. |
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Usually sending an Email to Petidomo with only this word in the body |
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of the mail will do the right thing for you. In case you want to |
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subscribe an address not equal to the one you are mailing from, you |
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can add this address as a parameter to the command, like this: |
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subscribe user@site.domain.net |
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Please note that many lists to do not allow to subscribe other |
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addresses than your own, though, because this feature can be abused. |
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UNSUBSCRIBE |
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Syntax and usage of the `unsubscribe' command are the same as with |
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the `subscribe' command, the purpose is a bit different though: |
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Sending this command to the server will remove your address from the |
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mailing list. |
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INDEX |
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The `index' command does not need any parameters. Sending it to the |
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server will get you a list of available mailing lists on this |
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server. This is useful in case you want to subscribe to a list but |
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can't remember the exact name anymore. |
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HELP [<listname>] |
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The `help' command will make the list server send you this file. If |
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you specify a parameter after the command, the server will send you |
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the description of a particular mailing list back. The description |
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usually contains the topic and purpose of the mailing list. |
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Commands must begin at the first column on each line in the mail, to be |
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recognized. Lines which do not contain a command will be ignored. |
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</file> |
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<file name="petidomo.index"> |
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NO PUBLIC MAILING LIST INDEX AVAILABLE! |
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</file> |
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<file name="users.conf"> |
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## |
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## users.conf |
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## |
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ListType acknowledged-once |
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SubscriptionType acknowledged |
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AllowMembersCommand no |
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Hostname @l_hostname@ |
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AdminPassword Petidomo |
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PostingPassword Petidomo |
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HeaderFile petidomo.hdr |
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#Archive /path/to/archive/file |
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ReplyTo users@@l_hostname@ |
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IntroductionFile users.intro |
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DescriptionFile users.desc |
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ACLFilePre users.acl |
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SignatureFile users.sig |
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AddressFile users.list |
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AcknowledgementFile users.ack |
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</file> |
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<file name="users.ack"> |
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</file> |
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<file name="users.acl"> |
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# Catch anything that looks like a server request. |
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IF (subject matches "^[ ]*((un)?subscribe|add|remove|delete)( me)?") |
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OR (body matches "^[ ]*((un)?subscribe|remove|delete)( me)?$") |
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then forward "users-request"; |
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</file> |
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<file name="users.arc"> |
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</file> |
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<file name="users.desc"> |
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The users@@l_hostname@ mailing list is posting forum |
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for all users of the machine @l_hostname@. |
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</file> |
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<file name="users.intro"> |
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The users@@l_hostname@ mailing list is posting forum |
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for all users of the machine @l_hostname@. |
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</file> |
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<file name="users.list"> |
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root@@l_hostname@ |
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</file> |
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<file name="users.sig"> |
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_____________________________________________________________________ |
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Host User Mailing List <users@@l_hostname@> |
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</file>
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