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You're welcome to use this library in your own programs, please see |
You're welcome to use this library in your own programs, please see |
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the examples subdirectory or these other applications. All libraries |
the examples subdirectory or these other applications. All libraries |
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are licensd using the GNU LGPL. The documentation is licensed under |
are licensed using the GNU LGPL. The documentation is licensed under |
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the GNU FDL, and the Sieve library is licensed under a CMU license. |
the GNU FDL, and the Sieve library is licensed under a CMU license. |
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Everything else is licensed using the GNU GPL. |
Everything else is licensed using the GNU GPL. |
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Override the location of the mailspool. The default value depends |
Override the location of the mailspool. The default value depends |
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on the system. Usually it is either /var/spool/mail or /var/mail. |
on the system. Usually it is either /var/spool/mail or /var/mail. |
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mbox:path;type=TYPE;param=N;user= |
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This method allows you to use indexed mailspools. For servers with |
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a really big number of users this may provide a significant speedup |
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in opening the mailbox. |
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hash -- The user's mailbox is kept in a subdirectory |
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whose name is determined by hashing first |
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N characters of the user name. There are |
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256 subdirectories named from 00 through FF. |
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index -- The user's mailbox is located PARAM directories |
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down the `path'. The directories are named |
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after the first N letters of a login name. |
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user `smith' is `/var/spool/mail/s/m/smith'. |
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rev-index -- Same as above, except that the last letters |
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are used, thus the mailbox for `smith' will |
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be /var/spool/mail/h/t/smith. This may provide |
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a better average distribution than the `index' |
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method. |
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If you wish to use APOP authentication in POP3 daemon, you will have |
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--with-gdbm |
--with-gdbm |
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Use old DBM |
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Only one dbm option may be specified. Which one depends on the flavor |
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of DBM you are using. GDBM is most common for GNU system. |
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--with-log-facility=facility |
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Enable logging to the given syslog facility. Default is `mail'. |
Enable logging to the given syslog facility. Default is `mail'. |