# Spool directory
SPOOLDIR='/var/spool/MIMEDefang'

# Main PID file
PID="$SPOOLDIR/$prog.pid"

# Multiplexor PID file
MXPID="$SPOOLDIR/$prog-multiplexor.pid"

# The socket used by mimedefang to communicate with sendmail
# SOCKET=$SPOOLDIR/mimedefang.sock

# Run the multiplexor and filters as this user, not root.  RECOMMENDED
MX_USER=defang

# Syslog facility
# SYSLOG_FACILITY=mail

# If you want to keep spool directories around if the filter fails,
# set the next one to yes
# KEEP_FAILED_DIRECTORIES=no

# "yes" turns on the multiplexor relay checking function
# MX_RELAY_CHECK=no

# "yes" turns on the multiplexor sender checking function
# MX_SENDER_CHECK=no

# "yes" turns on the multiplexor recipient checking function
# MX_RECIPIENT_CHECK=no

# Set to yes if you want the multiplexor to log events to syslog
MX_LOG=yes

# Set to yes if you want to use an embedded Perl interpreter
# MX_EMBED_PERL=yes

# Set to full path of socket for Sendmail's SOCKETMAP map, if you
# want to use it with MIMEDefang
# MX_MAP_SOCKET=$SPOOLDIR/map.sock

# The multiplexor does not start all slaves at the same time.  Instead,
# it starts one slave every MX_SLAVE_DELAY seconds when the system is idle.
# (If the system is busy, the multiplexor starts slaves as incoming mail
# requires attention.)
# MX_SLAVE_DELAY=3

# The next setting is an absolute limit on slave activation.  The multiplexor
# will NEVER activate a slave within MX_MIN_SLAVE_DELAY seconds of another.
# The default of zero means that the multiplexor will activate slaves as
# quickly as necessary to keep up with incoming mail.
# MX_MIN_SLAVE_DELAY=0

# Set to yes if you want the multiplexor to log stats in
# /var/log/mimedefang/stats  The /var/log/mimedefang directory must
# exist and be writable by the user you're running MIMEDefang as.
# MX_STATS=no

# Set to yes if you want the stats file flushed after each entry
# MX_FLUSH_STATS=no

# Set to yes if you want the multiplexor to log stats to syslog
# MX_STATS_SYSLOG=no

# The socket used by the multiplexor
# MX_SOCKET=$SPOOLDIR/mimedefang-multiplexor.sock

# Maximum # of requests a process handles
# MX_REQUESTS=200

# Minimum number of processes to keep.  The default of 0 is probably
# too low; we suggest 2 instead.
MX_MINIMUM=2

# Maximum number of processes to run (mail received while this many
# processes are running is rejected with a temporary failure, so be
# wary of how many emails you receive at a time).  This applies only
# if you DO use the multiplexor.  The default value of 2 is probably
# too low; we suggest 10 instead
MX_MAXIMUM=10

# Uncomment to log slave status; it will be logged every
# MX_LOG_SLAVE_STATUS_INTERVAL seconds
# MX_LOG_SLAVE_STATUS_INTERVAL=30

# Uncomment next line to have busy slaves send status updates to the
# multiplexor.  NOTE: Consumes one extra file descriptor per slave, plus
# a bit of CPU time.
# MX_STATUS_UPDATES=yes

# Limit slave processes' resident-set size to this many kilobytes.  Default
# is unlimited.
# MX_MAX_RSS=10000

# Limit total size of slave processes' memory space to this many kilobytes.
# Default is unlimited.
# MX_MAX_AS=30000

# If you want to use the "notification" facility, set the appropriate port.
# See the mimedefang-notify man page for details.
# MX_NOTIFIER=inet:4567

# Number of seconds a process should be idle before checking for
# minimum number and killed
# MX_IDLE=300

# Number of seconds a process is allowed to scan an email before it is
# considered dead.  The default is 30 seconds; we suggest 600.
MX_BUSY=600

# Extra sendmail macros to pass.  Actually, you can add any extra
# mimedefang options here...
# MD_EXTRA="-a auth_author"

# Multiplexor queue size -- default is 0 (no queueing)
# MX_QUEUE_SIZE=10

# Multiplexor queue timeout -- default is 30 seconds
# MX_QUEUE_TIMEOUT=30

# SUBFILTER specifies which filter rules file to use
# SUBFILTER=/etc/mail/mimedefang-filter