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Set socket for the default callout server. This is mainly useful together with the --mtasim option.
This option controls where the output of the echo
statement
(see Echo) goes when mailfromd
is run in test mode,
i.e. using the --test or --run options
(see Testing Filter Scripts).
When used without argument it directs the echo
output to the
standard output stream. If an argument is supplied (second form
above), the output goes to the named file. The file will be created
if it doesn’t exist. Notice, that the use of ‘=’ is compulsory
when specifying an argument. A single dash as a filename means
standard output, so that --echo=- and --echo are
equivalent.
Stay in foreground. When given this option, mailfromd
will
not disconnect itself from the controlling terminal and will run in
the foreground.
Retain the group name when switching to user privileges. See Starting and Stopping.
This option complements the group
configuration statement
(see group).
Add the directory dir to the list of directories to be searched
for include files (see include search path). This setting affects
the #include
statement (see include) and is used to locate
preprocessor setup file (see Preprocessor). If enabled in the
configuration (see pass-includes), directories
from the include search path will also be added to the preprocessor
command line as additional -I options.
Add the directory dir to the list of directories searched for
MFL module files (see module search path). This setting affects
the require
and import
MFL statements. See Modules.
Set the URL of the mailer to use. See Mail Sending Functions.
This option is reserved for use by mtasim
(see mtasim).
Set optimization level for code generator. Two levels are implemented: ‘0’, meaning no optimization, and ‘1’, meaning full optimization.
Set communication socket. Overrides the listen
configuration
statement, which you are advised to use instead (see listen).
Set pidfile name. Overrides the pidfile
configuration
statement, which you are advised to use instead (see pidfile).
Read relayed domains from file. Overrides the
relayed-domain-file
configuration statement (see relayed-domain-file), which you are advised to use instead.
See Avoiding Verification Loops, and the description of
relayed
function (see relayed) for more information.
Read resolver settings from file, instead of the default /etc/resolv.conf.
Set new program state directory. See Local state directory, for
the description of this directory and its purposes. This option
overrides the settings of state-directory
configuration statement,
described in state-directory.
Set source address for TCP connections. Overrides the ‘source-ip’ configuration statement, which you are advised to use instead (see source-ip).
Switch to this user privileges after startup. Overrides the user
configuration file statement, which you are advised to use instead
(see user). Default user is ‘mail’.
Assign value to the global variable var. The variable must be declared in your startup script. See overriding initial values, for a detailed discussion of this option.
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