path: root/roles/lists/files/etc/sympa/sympa.conf

###\\\\ Site customization ////###

## Main robot hostname
domain		lists.fripost.org

## Local part of sympa email address
## Effective address will be [EMAIL]@[HOST]
email	sympa

## Listmasters email list comma separated
## Sympa will associate listmaster privileges to these email addresses (mail and web interfaces). Some error reports may also be sent to these addresses.
listmaster		listmaster@fripost.org

## URL of main Web page
#wwsympa_url http://lists.fripost.org/sympa

max_wrong_password	19

## Directory for storing static contents (CSS, members pictures, documentation) directly delivered by Apache
static_content_path	/var/lib/sympa/static_content

## URL mapped with the static_content_path directory defined above
static_content_url	/static-sympa

css_url /static-sympa/css

## Secret used by Sympa to make MD5 fingerprint in web cookies secure
## Should not be changed ! May invalid all user password
cookie `cat /etc/sympa/cookie`

## Who is able to create lists
## This parameter is a scenario, check sympa documentation about scenarios if you want to define one
create_list	intranet

###\\\\ Directories ////###

## Directory containing mailing lists subdirectories
home	/var/lib/sympa/list_data

## Directory for configuration files; it also contains scenari/ and templates/ directories
etc	/etc/sympa

###\\\\ System related ////###

## Syslog facility for sympa
## Do not forget to edit syslog.conf
syslog `cat /etc/sympa/facility`

## Log verbosity
## 0: normal, 2,3,4: for debug
log_level	0

## Communication mode with syslogd (unix | inet)
log_socket_type	unix

## Umask used for file creation by Sympa
umask	027

###\\\\ Sending related ////###

## Path to the MTA (sendmail, postfix, exim or qmail)
## should point to a sendmail-compatible binary (eg: a binary named "sendmail" is distributed with Postfix)
sendmail	/usr/sbin/sendmail
sendmail_aliases none

distribution_mode fork

## Max. number of Sendmail processes (launched by Sympa) running simultaneously
## Proposed value is quite low, you can rise it up to 100, 200 or even 300 with powerfull systems.
maxsmtp	128

log_smtp	off

## comma separated list of operations for which blacklist filter is applied
## Setting this parameter to "none" will hide the blacklist feature
use_blacklist	send,create_list

## Default maximum size (in bytes) for messages (can be re-defined for each list)
max_size	5242880

## Maximum number of recipients per call to Sendmail. The nrcpt_by_domain.conf file allows a different tuning per destination domain.
nrcpt	25

## Max. number of different domains per call to Sendmail
avg	10

## Specify which rfc2369 mailing list headers to add
rfc2369_header_fields	help,subscribe,unsubscribe,post,owner,archive

## Specify header fields to be removed before message distribution
remove_headers	X-Sympa-To,X-Family-To,Return-Receipt-To,Precedence,X-Sequence,Disposition-Notification-To

## Reject mail from automates (crontab, etc) sent to a list?
reject_mail_from_automates_feature	on

alias_manager /bin/true

###\\\\ Bulk mailer ////###

## Default priority for a packet to be sent by bulk.
sympa_packet_priority	5

## Minimum number of packets in database before the bulk forks to increase sending rate
## 
bulk_fork_threshold	1

## Max number of bulks that will run on the same server
## 
bulk_max_count	3

## The number of seconds a slave bulk will remain running without processing a message before it spontaneously dies.
## 
bulk_lazytime	600

## The number of seconds a bulk 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_sleep	1

## Number of seconds a master bulk waits between two packets number checks.
## Keep it small if you expect brutal increases in the message sending load.
bulk_wait_to_fork	10

###\\\\ Quotas ////###

###\\\\ Spool related ////###

## Directory containing various specialized spools
## All spool are created at runtime by sympa.pl
spool	/var/spool/sympa

## Directory for incoming spool
queue	/var/spool/sympa/msg

queuedistribute	/var/spool/sympa/distribute

## Directory for moderation spool
queuemod	/var/spool/sympa/moderation

## Directory for digest spool
queuedigest	/var/spool/sympa/digest

## Directory for authentication spool
queueauth	/var/spool/sympa/auth

## Directory for outgoing spool
queueoutgoing	/var/spool/sympa/outgoing

## Directory for subscription spool
queuesubscribe	/var/spool/sympa/subscribe

## Directory for topic spool
queuetopic	/var/spool/sympa/topic

## Directory for bounce incoming spool
queuebounce	/var/spool/sympa/bounce

## Directory for task spool
queuetask	/var/spool/sympa/task

## Directory for automatic list creation spool
queueautomatic	/var/spool/sympa/automatic

###\\\\ Internationalization related ////###

## Supported languages
## This is the set of language that will be proposed to your users for the Sympa GUI. Don't select a language if you don't have the proper locale packages installed.
supported_lang		sv,en_US

## Default language (one of supported languages)
## This is the default language used by Sympa
lang		sv

## If set to "on", enables support of legacy character set
## In some language environments, legacy encoding (character set) is preferred for e-mail messages: for example iso-2022-jp in Japanese language.
legacy_character_support_feature	off

###\\\\ Bounce related ////###

## Welcome message return-path ( unique | owner )
## If set to unique, new subcriber is removed if welcome message bounce
welcome_return_path	owner

## Remind message return-path ( unique | owner )
## If set to unique, subcriber is removed if remind message bounce, use with care
remind_return_path	owner

## Task name for expiration of old bounces
expire_bounce_task	daily

## Bouncing email rate for warn list owner
bounce_warn_rate	30

## Bouncing email rate for halt the list (not implemented)
## Not yet used in current version, Default is 50
bounce_halt_rate	50

###\\\\ Tuning ////###

## Use of binary version of the list config structure on disk (none | binary_file)
## Set this parameter to "binary_file" if you manage a big amount of lists (1000+); it should make the web interface startup faster
cache_list_config	none

## Sympa commands priority
sympa_priority	1

request_priority	0

owner_priority	9

## Default priority for list messages
default_list_priority	5

## comma-separated list of files that will be parsed by Sympa when instantiating a family (no space allowed in file names)
parsed_family_files	message.footer,message.header,message.footer.mime,message.header.mime,info

###\\\\ Database related ////###

## Type of the database (mysql|ODBC|Oracle|Pg|SQLite|Sybase)
## Be careful to the case
db_type	mysql

## Name of the database
## With SQLite, the name of the DB corresponds to the DB file
db_name	sympa

## Hostname of the database server
db_host	localhost

## User for the database connection
db_user	sympa

## Password for the database connection
## What ever you use a password or not, you must protect the SQL server (is it not a public internet service ?)
#db_passwd	your_passwd

## Database private extention to subscriber table
## You need to extend the database format with these fields
#db_additional_subscriber_fields	billing_delay,subscription_expiration

## Database private extention to user table
## You need to extend the database format with these fields
#db_additional_user_fields	age,address

## Number of months that elapse before a log is expired
logs_expiration_period	3

## Default timeout between two scheduled synchronizations of list members with data sources.
default_ttl	3600

## Default timeout between two action-triggered synchronizations of list members with data sources.
default_distribution_ttl	300

## Default timeout while performing a fetch for an include_sql_query sync
default_sql_fetch_timeout	300

###\\\\ Loop prevention ////###

###\\\\ S/MIME configuration ////###

## Path to OpenSSL
## Sympa recognizes S/MIME if OpenSSL is installed
#openssl	/usr/bin/ssl

## Directory containing trusted CA certificates
#capath	/etc/sympa/ssl.crt

## File containing bundled trusted CA certificates
#cafile	/usr/local/apache/conf/ssl.crt/ca-bundle.crt

crl_dir	/var/lib/sympa/list_data/crl

## Directory containing user certificates
ssl_cert_dir	/var/lib/sympa/list_data/X509-user-certs

## Password used to crypt lists private keys
#key_passwd	your_password

###\\\\ DKIM ////###

dkim_feature	off

## Insert a DKIM signature to message from the robot, from the list or both
dkim_add_signature_to	robot,list

## Type of message that is added a DKIM signature before distribution to subscribers. Possible values are "none", "any" or a list of the following keywords: "md5_authenticated_messages", "smime_authenticated_messages", "dkim_authenticated_messages", "editor_validated_messages".
dkim_signature_apply_on	md5_authenticated_messages,smime_authenticated_messages,dkim_authenticated_messages,editor_validated_messages

###\\\\ Antivirus plug-in ////###

## Path to the antivirus scanner engine
## Supported antivirus: McAfee/uvscan, Fsecure/fsav, Sophos, AVP and Trend Micro/VirusWall
#antivirus_path	/usr/local/uvscan/uvscan

## Antivirus plugin command argument
#antivirus_args	--secure --summary --dat /usr/local/uvscan

###\\\\ Tag based spam filtering ////###

## If a spam filter (like spamassassin or j-chkmail) add a smtp headers to tag spams, name of this header (example X-Spam-Status)
antispam_tag_header_name	X-Spam-Status

## Regexp applied on this header to verify message is a spam (example \s*Yes)
antispam_tag_header_spam_regexp	^\s*Yes

## Regexp applied on this header to verify message is NOT a spam (example \s*No)
antispam_tag_header_ham_regexp	^\s*No

## Messages are supposed to be filtered by an antispam that add one more headers to messages. This parameter is used to select a special scenario in order to decide the message spam status: ham, spam or unsure. This parameter replace antispam_tag_header_name, antispam_tag_header_spam_regexp and antispam_tag_header_ham_regexp.
spam_status	x-spam-status

###\\\\ Web interface parameters ////###

edit_list	owner

## URL of a virtual host
#http_host	http://fripost.org

## The password validation techniques to be used against user passwords that are added to mailing lists. Options come from Data::Password (http://search.cpan.org/~razinf/Data-Password-1.07/Password.pm#VARIABLES)
#password_validation	MINLEN=8,GROUPS=3,DICTIONARY=4,DICTIONARIES=/pentest/dictionaries