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qmail(7)                                                 Miscellaneous Information Manual                                                 qmail(7)

NAME

       qmail - overview of qmail documentation

INTRODUCTION

       qmail is a secure, reliable, efficient, simple message transfer agent.

       Users  who  want  to  control  incoming  messages  should read dot-qmail(5).  Available commands for the .qmail file include qbiff(1), qre-
       ceipt(1),  forward(1),  bouncesaying(1),  and  condredirect(1).   Other  helpful  commands  include  maildirmake(1),  maildir2mbox(1),  and
       maildirwatch(1).

       System  administrators  who want to control the entire qmail system should start with qmail-control(5) and qmail-start(8).  There are three
       queue-monitoring tools: qmail-qread(8), qmail-qstat(8), and qmail-tcpto(8).  Incoming SMTP connections are handled by qmail-smtpd(8).

       qmail offers two command-line message-sending interfaces: qmail-inject(8) and mailsubj(1).  For background  information  on  Internet  mail
       messages, see addresses(5), envelopes(5), qmail-header(5), and forgeries(7).

       Miscellaneous documentation includes qmail-limits(7) and qmail-pop3d(8).

       This  documentation  describes  netqmail version 1.05 of qmail.  See http://pobox.com/~djb/qmail.html for other qmail-related software, and
       http://qmail.org/ for other qmail community contributions.

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qmail-control(5)						File Formats Manual						  qmail-control(5)

NAME

       qmail-control - qmail configuration files

INTRODUCTION

       You can change the behavior of the qmail system by modifying qmail's control files in /var/lib/qmail/control.

       qmail  can  survive  with  just	one  control  file, me, containing the fully-qualified name of the current host.  This file is used as the
       default for other hostname-related control files.

       Comments are allowed in badmailfrom, locals, percenthack, qmqpservers, rcpthosts, smtproutes, and virtualdomains.  Trailing spaces and tabs
       are allowed in any control file.

       The following table lists all control files other than me.  See the corresponding man pages for further details.

	      control		  default	     used by

	      badmailfrom	  (none)	     qmail-smtpd
	      bouncefrom	  MAILER-DAEMON      qmail-send
	      bouncehost	  me		     qmail-send
	      concurrencylocal	  10		     qmail-send
	      concurrencyremote   20		     qmail-send
	      defaultdomain	  me		     qmail-inject
	      defaulthost	  me		     qmail-inject
	      databytes 	  0		     qmail-smtpd
	      doublebouncehost	  me		     qmail-send
	      doublebounceto	  postmaster	     qmail-send
	      envnoathost	  me		     qmail-send
	      helohost		  me		     qmail-remote
	      idhost		  me		     qmail-inject
	      localiphost	  me		     qmail-smtpd
	      locals		  me		     qmail-send
	      morercpthosts	  (none)	     qmail-smtpd
	      percenthack	  (none)	     qmail-send
	      plusdomain	  me		     qmail-inject
	      qmqpservers	  (none)	     qmail-qmqpc
	      queuelifetime	  604800	     qmail-send
	      rcpthosts 	  (none)	     qmail-smtpd
	      smtpgreeting	  me		     qmail-smtpd
	      smtproutes	  (none)	     qmail-remote
	      timeoutconnect	  60		     qmail-remote
	      timeoutremote	  1200		     qmail-remote
	      timeoutsmtpd	  1200		     qmail-smtpd
	      virtualdomains	  (none)	     qmail-send

SEE ALSO

       qmail-inject(8), qmail-qmqpc(8), qmail-remote(8), qmail-send(8), qmail-showctl(8), qmail-smtpd(8)

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