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10.1 Calloutd Configuration

Main configuration file /etc/mailfromd.conf is used (see Mailfromd Configuration). The configuration statements are basically the same as for mailfromd.

The address to listen on is defined in the server statement. Basically, it is the only statement the configuration file is required to have. The minimal configuration can look like:

program calloutd {
  server {
    listen inet://198.51.100.1:3535;
  }
}  

To instruct the mailfromd daemon to use this server, the following statement should be added to the /etc/mailfromd.conf file:

program mailfromd {
  callout-url inet://198.51.100.1:3535;
}  

The server statement differs a little from the similar statement for mailfromd. This and another calloutd-specific statements are described in detail in the subsections that follow. The rest of statements is shared with mailfromd. The following table lists all supported configuration statements along with cross-references to the correspondent descriptions:

StatementReference
aclSee Mailutils Configuration File in GNU Mailutils Manual.
authSee Mailutils Configuration File in GNU Mailutils Manual.
databaseSee conf-database.
database-modeSee database-mode.
database-typeSee database-type.
debug (section)See Mailutils Configuration File in GNU Mailutils Manual.
debugSee conf-calloutd-log.
ehlo-domainSee ehlo-domain.
enable-vrfySee enable-vrfy.
groupSee group.
includeSee Mailutils Configuration File in GNU Mailutils Manual.
io-timeoutSee io-timeout.
lockingSee Mailutils Configuration File in GNU Mailutils Manual.
lock-retry-countSee lock-retry-count.
lock-retry-timeoutSee lock-retry-timeout.
loggerSee conf-calloutd-log.
loggingSee Mailutils Configuration File in GNU Mailutils Manual.
mailerSee Mailutils Configuration File in GNU Mailutils Manual.
mail-from-addressSee mail-from-address.
pidfileSee pidfile.
serverSee conf-calloutd-server.
source-ipSee source-ip.
smtp-timeoutSee conf-timeout.
state-directorySee state-directory.
transcriptSee conf-calloutd-log,
userSee user.

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