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server:mail [2020/12/30 00:59] digital man [sbbs.ini] Remove redundant [global] key names |
server:mail [2022/01/17 19:43] digital man [Options] MUTE option is no longer used (replaced with semfile) |
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| The Synchronet Mail Server recognizes the incoming special address format: ''//<name>//#//<tag>//@//<host>//'' | The Synchronet Mail Server recognizes the incoming special address format: ''//<name>//#//<tag>//@//<host>//'' | ||
| - | The //<tag>// is extracted from the address and if it is **not** found in the ''data/user/<usernum>.smtptags'' file, the mail message is | + | The //<tag>// is extracted from the address and if it is **not** found in the ''data/user/<usernum>.smtpblock'' file, the mail message is |
| - | sent to the destination user. If the tag matches a line in the ''.smtptags'' file, the email is rejected by the mail server with a "no such user" error. | + | sent to the destination user. If the tag matches a line in the ''.smtpblock'' file, the email is rejected by the mail server with a "no such user" error. |
| - | This feature allows you (the sysop) to easily create and use "temporary" email addresses without requiring additional user accounts. Once you start receiving spam with a tag, just disable that tag by adding it to your ''.smtptags'' file. | + | This feature allows you (the sysop) to easily create and use "temporary" email addresses without requiring additional user accounts. Once you start receiving spam with a tag, just disable that tag by adding it to your ''.smtpblock'' file. |
| ==== Anti-SPAM ==== | ==== Anti-SPAM ==== | ||
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| ^ Key ^ Default Value ^ Description ^ | ^ Key ^ Default Value ^ Description ^ | ||
| | AutoStart | true | Automatically start up the server (manual is only supported in [[monitor:sbbsctrl]]) | | | AutoStart | true | Automatically start up the server (manual is only supported in [[monitor:sbbsctrl]]) | | ||
| - | | Interface | [global] | Comma-separated list of IPv4 and IPv6 network interfaces to listen on for incoming SMTP/SMTPS connections | | + | | Interface | [global] | Comma-separated list of IPv4 and IPv6 network interfaces to listen on for incoming SMTP/SMTPS connections | |
| | POP3Interface | Interface | Comma-separated list of IPv4 and IPv6 network interfaces to listen on for incoming POP3/POP3S connections | | | POP3Interface | Interface | Comma-separated list of IPv4 and IPv6 network interfaces to listen on for incoming POP3/POP3S connections | | ||
| | OutboundInterface | [global] | IPv4 network interface to use for outgoing SMTP/SMTPS connections (0.0.0.0 = //any interface//) | | | OutboundInterface | [global] | IPv4 network interface to use for outgoing SMTP/SMTPS connections (0.0.0.0 = //any interface//) | | ||
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| | NO_RECYCLE | Do not allow this server to be automatically recycled by external event | | | NO_RECYCLE | Do not allow this server to be automatically recycled by external event | | ||
| | KILL_READ_SPAM | Mark received SPAM messages for "Kill after read" | | | KILL_READ_SPAM | Mark received SPAM messages for "Kill after read" | | ||
| - | | MUTE | Disable all sound (WAV) files from playing | | + | |
