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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!-- $Horde: vacation/config/conf.xml,v 1.15.2.8 2006/10/13 16:03:33 jan Exp $ -->
<configuration>
<configsection name="vacation">
<configheader>Vacation Settings</configheader>
<configstring name="path" required="false" desc="Location of the vacation
program, if necessary for your server">
/usr/local/bin/vacation
</configstring>
<configstring name="validation_pattern" required="false" desc="You can
restrict vacation messages to match a certain pattern, if you like. If this
config value is non-empty, it is expected to be a PCRE regular
expression. Include the pattern delimiters, and any modifiers that you want
applied. See:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/pcre.pattern.syntax.php. Example: |^Subject:
.+\n.+|"/>
<configphp name="default" required="false" desc="The default vacation
message">'Subject: ' . _("On vacation message") . "\n" . _("I'm on vacation and will not be reading my mail for a while.") . "\n" . _("Your mail will be dealt with when I return.") . "\n";</configphp>
<configboolean name="subject" desc="Does your vacation setup support
configurable email subjects?">true</configboolean>
<configboolean name="from" desc="Does your vacation setup support
configurable email senders (From: headers)?">true</configboolean>
</configsection>
<configsection name="server">
<configheader>Server configuration</configheader>
<configswitch name="driver" desc="The driver to use">forwards
<case name="forwards" desc="FTP driver for dot-forward compliant mailers">
<configdescription>
If not using realms (multiple domains or virtual hosting) then there is
only one possible default configuration.
Even if you are using realms/hosting, you have to set a default
configuration. This may be overriden by realm/domain specific values by
defining additional arrays, one per realm/domain, with the realm/domain
name as the key instead of the key 'default'. This not possible with this
interface though.
</configdescription>
<configsection name="params">
<configsection name="default">
<configstring name="host" desc="Hostname where the FTP server is running
on">localhost</configstring>
<configinteger name="port" desc="Port that the FTP server is
using">21</configinteger>
<configenum name="pasv" desc="Use FTP passive mode?">false
<values>
<value desc="No">false</value>
<value desc="Yes">true</value>
</values>
</configenum>
<configenum name="hordeauth" desc="Should we log the user automatically
in with the username and password he uses to login to Horde?">
<values>
<value desc="No">false</value>
<value desc="Yes, with the full username">full</value>
<value desc="Yes, but with everything after the @ stripped from the
username">true</value>
</values>
</configenum>
<configboolean name="norealm" desc="Check this if the domain information
shouldn't be added to the email address in .forward
files">false</configboolean>
<configenum name="dbtype" desc="The type of database file to use">empty
<values>
<value desc="An empty file">empty</value>
<value desc="Berkeley DB 2.x hash, little endian">hash</value>
<value desc="Berkeley DB 3.x hash, little endian">hash3</value>
<value desc="Berkeley DB 4.x hash, little endian">hash4</value>
<value desc="Berkeley DB 4.x hash, big endian">hash4b</value>
<value desc="Berkeley DB 2.x btree, little endian">btree</value>
<value desc="GNU dbm (gdbm) database, little endian">gdbm</value>
</values>
</configenum>
</configsection>
</configsection>
</case>
<case name="qmail" desc="FTP driver for qmail compliant mailers">
<configdescription>
If not using realms (multiple domains or virtual hosting) then there is
only one possible default configuration.
Even if you are using realms/hosting, you have to set a default
configuration. This may be overriden by realm/domain specific values by
defining additional arrays, one per realm/domain, with the realm/domain
name as the key instead of the key 'default'. This not possible with this
interface though.
</configdescription>
<configsection name="params">
<configsection name="default">
<configstring name="host" desc="Hostname where the FTP server is running
on">localhost</configstring>
<configinteger name="port" desc="Port that the FTP server is
using">21</configinteger>
<configenum name="pasv" desc="Use FTP passive mode?">false
<values>
<value desc="No">false</value>
<value desc="Yes">true</value>
</values>
</configenum>
<configenum name="hordeauth" desc="Should we log the user automatically
in with the username and password he uses to login to Horde?">
<values>
<value desc="No">false</value>
<value desc="Yes, with the full username">full</value>
<value desc="Yes, but with everything after the @ stripped from the
username">true</value>
</values>
</configenum>
<configboolean name="norealm" desc="Check this if the domain information
shouldn't be added to the email address in .forward
files">false</configboolean>
</configsection>
</configsection>
</case>
<case name="sql" desc="SQL driver">
<configdescription>
If not using realms (multiple domains or virtual hosting) then there is
only one possible default configuration.
Even if you are using realms/hosting, you have to set a default
configuration. This may be overriden by realm/domain specific values by
defining additional arrays, one per realm/domain, with the realm/domain
name as the key instead of the key 'default'. This not possible with this
interface though.
</configdescription>
<configsection name="params">
<configsection name="default">
<configsql switchname="driverconfig">
<configstring name="table" desc="Database table">users</configstring>
<configstring name="user_col" desc="Column which contains user
names">user</configstring>
<configstring name="pass_col" desc="Column with
passwords">password</configstring>
<configstring name="message" desc="Column with vacation
message">vacation_sub</configstring>
<configstring name="subject" desc="Column with vacation
subject">vacation_sub</configstring>
<configstring name="vacation" desc="Vacation message yes or
no">vacation</configstring>
</configsql>
<configenum name="hordeauth" desc="Should we log the user automatically
in with the username and password he uses to login to Horde?">
<values>
<value desc="No">false</value>
<value desc="Yes, with the full username">full</value>
<value desc="Yes, but with everything after the @ stripped from the
username">true</value>
</values>
</configenum>
</configsection>
<configenum name="encryption" required="false" desc="The encryption to
use to store the password in the table">md5-hex
<values>
<value>crypt</value>
<value>crypt-blowfish</value>
<value>crypt-des</value>
<value>crypt-md5</value>
<value>md5-base64</value>
<value>md5-hex</value>
<value>plain</value>
<value>sha</value>
<value>smd5</value>
<value>ssha</value>
</values>
</configenum>
<configboolean name="show_encryption" required="false" desc="Prepend the
encryption in the password field?">false</configboolean>
</configsection>
</case>
<case name="ldap" desc="LDAP driver">
<configdescription>
If not using realms (multiple domains or virtual hosting) then there is
only one possible default configuration.
Even if you are using realms/hosting, you have to set a default
configuration. This may be overriden by realm/domain specific values by
defining additional arrays, one per realm/domain, with the realm/domain
name as the key instead of the key 'default'. This not possible with this
interface though.
</configdescription>
<configsection name="params">
<configsection name="default">
<configstring name="host" desc="Hostname where the LDAP server is
running on">localhost</configstring>
<configinteger name="port" desc="Port that the LDAP server is
using">389</configinteger>
<configinteger name="timeout" desc="The timeout for searching the LDAP
server in seconds. 0 means no limit.">0</configinteger>
<configenum name="version" desc="LDAP Protocol Version">3
<values>
<value desc="LDAPv2 (Deprecated)">2</value>
<value desc="LDAPv3">3</value>
</values>
</configenum>
<configstring name="basedn"
desc="Basedn">ou=mailaccount,dc=example,dc=com</configstring>
<configphp name="userdn" required="false" desc="Alternative way to build
the userdn, e.g. <code style="white-space:nowrap">'uid=' . Auth::getAuth()
. ',ou=mailaccounts,dc=example.com'</code>"/>
<configstring name="vacation" desc="The attribute to search for. If it
exists it defines the vacation message">autoreply</configstring>
<configstring name="active" required="true" desc="The attribute which
contains the vacation status">active</configstring>
<configstring name="enabled" required="true" desc="The value of the
status attribute if the vacation is enabled">Y</configstring>
<configstring name="disabled" required="true" desc="The value of the
status attribute if the vacation is disabled">N</configstring>
<configstring name="uid" required="true" desc="The name of the attribute
which acts as the RDN for the ldap entry">uid</configstring>
<configswitch name="hordeauth" desc="Should we log the user automatically
in with the username and password he uses to login to Horde?">
<case name="false" desc="No, allow the user to enter username and
password."/>
<case name="full" desc="Yes, with the full username">
<configstring name="binddn" required="false" desc="The DN used to bind
to the LDAP server. If empty, we will bind anonymously to search for
the user DN and bind with the user name and password when setting the
vacation message, see below."/>
<configstring name="bindpw" required="false" desc="The password used to
bind to the LDAP server"/>
</case>
<case name="true" desc="Yes, but with the domain stripped from the
username">
<configstring name="binddn" required="false" desc="The DN used to bind
to the LDAP server. If empty, we will bind anonymously to search for
the user DN and bind with the user name and password when setting the
vacation message, see below."/>
<configstring name="bindpw" required="false" desc="The password used to
bind to the LDAP server"/>
</case>
</configswitch>
</configsection>
</configsection>
</case>
</configswitch>
</configsection>
<configsection name="aliases">
<configheader>Aliases</configheader>
<configboolean name="show" desc="Give the user the ability to change which
aliases to use?">yes</configboolean>
<configswitch name="driver" desc="Method to retrieve aliases">
<case name="none" desc="None"/>
<case name="ftp" desc="Retrieve an aliases or virtual file with FTP">
<configsection name="params">
<configstring name="host" desc="The host to retrieve the file
from">localhost</configstring>
<configstring name="port" desc="The FTP port to use">21</configstring>
<configenum name="pasv" desc="Use FTP passive mode?">false
<values>
<value desc="No">false</value>
<value desc="Yes">true</value>
</values>
</configenum>
<configstring name="username" desc="Login name"></configstring>
<configstring name="password" desc="Password"></configstring>
<configstring name="path" desc="Path to
file">/etc/postfix/virtual</configstring>
<configlist name="mydomains" desc="Comma-separated list of domains
handled locally (only used to determine local aliases when parsing a
'virtual' file)"></configlist>
</configsection>
</case>
</configswitch>
</configsection>
<configsection name="user">
<configheader>Refused user names</configheader>
<configlist name="refused" desc="Define usernames for which we will refuse
to activate
vacation.">root,bin,daemon,adm,lp,shutdown,halt,uucp,ftp,anonymous,nobody,httpd,operator,guest,diginext,bind,cyrus,courier,games,kmem,mailnull,man,mysql,news,postfix,sshd,tty,www</configlist>
</configsection>
<configsection name="menu">
<configheader>Menu Settings</configheader>
<configmultienum name="apps" desc="Select any applications that should be
linked in Vacation's menu">
<values>
<configspecial name="list-horde-apps" />
</values>
</configmultienum>
</configsection>
</configuration>
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