# $Header: /afs/gza.com/development/mail-server/RCS/mservconfig.pl.base,v 1.7 1994/01/24 20:05:28 jik Exp $

$mservroot = "/ua/mail-server";
$sendscriptdir = "$mservroot/sendscripts";
$queuedir = "$mservroot/queue";
$lockfile = 'queue.lock';
$archiver = 'eng-archive-server';
$tempfile = "/usr/tmp/server$$";
$administrator = 'owner-eng-archive-server';
# Use "-odq" to tell sendmail to queue messages for delivery the next
# time the queue is run, if your machine is very heavily loaded and
# you therefore don't want queue-run.pl forking off lots of mailers.
# Otherwise, use "-odi" to tell sendmail to try to deliver messages
# immediately, and set $runnable_mailers to the maximum number of
# mailers you want it to be running at the same time.
# Note that if you use "-odq", the setting of $runnable_mailers is
# mostly irrelevant.
$mailer = '/usr/lib/sendmail -oi -t -odi';
$runnable_mailers = 10;
$helpfile = "$mservroot/Help";
$help_message = undef;
$maxsize = 0;
$server_host = "security.ov.com";
$address = "$archiver@$server_host";
$admin_address = "$administrator@$server_host";
$logservice = 'local4';
$vote_log = undef;
$vote_config = undef;
$stat_file = "$mservroot/logs/stat.log";
# If set, then queue-run won't run the queue if the load (as reported
# by "uptime") is higher than the specified value.
$max_load = undef;

$valid_addresses = "$mservroot/valid-addresses";
$invalid_address_file = "$mservroot/invalid-address-message";

$max_daily_requests = 25;
$request_db = undef;
$default_request_db = "$queuedir/request_db";
$max_errors = 20;
$max_requests = 20;

$precedence_junk = undef;

$archive_root = "/ua/eng-archive";

1;