2 # postmaster email address
3 postmaster: postmaster@example.org
4 # optional: Hostname of this email system
5 hostname: mail.example.org
6 # optional: Whether to put a postscreen on port 25
8 # optional: Open another SMTP daemon on port 26 that only accepts mail from local hosts
9 # (and whitelisted client certs, if applicable). Useful when the source of the mail is in
10 # a network that blocks port 25 outgoing.
12 # optional: Whether to accept emails for arbitrary destination on the submission port,
13 # authenticated by dovecot. Requires a dovecot: section (see below).
15 # optional: From which IPs to accept mail.
16 mynetworks: '127.0.0.0/8 [::1]/128 203.0.113.0/24'
17 # optional: Hostnames and SHA1 certificate hashes that are allowed to relay email via this host.
18 relay_client_cert_whitelist:
19 - hostname: other.example.org
20 cert: 00:11:22:33:44:55:66:77:88:99:AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF:00:11:22:33
21 # optional: Configure a host to relay all outgoing email to.
22 # Incompatible with smtp_outgoing.
23 relay_host: mx.example.org
24 # optional: Files in /etc/postfix ($FILE.crt, $FILE.key) to use as client certificates when
25 # relaying to the relay_host.
26 relay_client_cert: client_cert
27 # optional: List multiple outgoing transports using different IP addresses.
28 # Requires default_smtp_outgoing to be set to one of them. The file
29 # /etc/postfix/sender_transport_map on the server can be used to configure
30 # which transport is used depending on the sender address.
33 hostname: one.example.org
37 hostname: two.example.org
39 default_smtp_outgoing: smtp1
40 # optional: Enabled opendkim for incoming and outgoing DKIM support.
42 # list of private keys
45 # table mapping outgoing domains to the private key used for signing mail
47 example.org: example.org
48 lists.example.org: example.org
49 # optional: install and configure mailman
51 default_host: lists.example.org
52 default_lang: en # if you change this, also run "dpkg-reconfigure mailman" to enable more languages
53 domains: # the file /etc/postfix/virtual_alias_map can be used to configure aliases
55 default_footer: "-- \n%(list_name)s@%(host_name)s - %(description)s\nConfiguration: %(web_page_url)slistinfo%(cgiext)s/%(list_name)s\nUnsubscribe: %(list_name)s-unsubscribe@%(host_name)s\n"
57 # optional: Install and configure dovecot
59 domains: # the file /etc/postfix/virtual_alias_map can be used to configure aliases
61 mysql_password: $RANDOM
67 # Hostname used for both web access (to changepw) and SMTP/IMAP servers in emails
68 # sent by newmail script.
69 host: mail.example.org
70 # optional: Where to generate a CGI script that users can use to change their password
71 changepw_cgi: /srv/mail.example.org/cgi/changepw
74 default_host: www.example.org
75 webmaster: webmaster@example.org
76 server_name: web.example.org
79 host: jabber.example.org
81 - admin@jabber.example.org
84 # which IPv4 address to listen on
86 # optional: which IPv4 address to listen on
87 listen_v6: 2001:DB8::1
90 domain: pad.example.org
91 default_text: "Welcome to Etherpad!\\n\\nThis pad text is synchronized as you type, so that everyone viewing this page sees the same text. This allows you to collaborate seamlessly on documents!\\n\\nGet involved with Etherpad at http:\/\/etherpad.org\\n"
92 mysql_password: $RANDOM
93 admin_password: $RANDOM