.TH vmm.cfg 5 "17 Aug 2009" "Pascal Volk"

.SH NAME

vmm.cfg \- configuration file for vmm

.SH SYNOPSIS

vmm.cfg

.SH DESCRIPTION

\fBvmm\fR(1) reads configuration data from \fIvmm.cfg\fP.

.br

The configuration file is split in multiple sections. A section starts with the

section  name, enclosed in square brackets '[' and ']' (e.g. \fB[database]\fP),

followed by \'option=value' pairs (e.g. \fBhost = 127.0.0.1\fP).

.br

Whitespace around the '=' and at the end of a value is ignored.

.PP

Empty lines and lines starting with '#' or ';' will be ignored.

.PP

Each value uses one of the following data types:

.IP \(bu

.I Boolean

to indicate if something is enabled/activated (true) or disabled/deactivated

(false).

.br

Accepted values for \fBtrue\fP are: \fB1\fP, \fByes\fP, \fBtrue\fP and \fBon\fP.

.br

Accepted values for \fBfalse\fP are: \fB0\fP, \fBno\fP, \fBfalse\fP and

\fBoff\fP.

.IP \(bu

.I Int

an integer number, written without a fractional or decimal component. For

example \fB1\fP, \fB50\fP or \fB321\fP are integers.

.IP \(bu

.I String

a sequence of characters and numbers. For example '\fBword\fP', '\fBhello

world\fP' or '\fB/usr/bin/strings\fP'

.SS SEARCH ORDER

By default vmm looks for \fIvmm.cfg\fP in the following directories in the

order listed:

.RS

.PD 0

.TP

.I

/root

.TP

.I

/usr/local/etc

.TP

.I

/etc

.PD

.RE

.PP

The first match it finds will be used.

.\" -----

.SH DATABASE SECTION

The \fBdatabase\fP section is used to specify some options required to

connect to the database.

.TP

\fBhost\fP (\fIString\fP)

Hostname or IP address of the database server.

.TP

\fBuser\fP (\fIString\fP)

Name of the database user.

.TP

\fBpass\fP (\fIString\fP)

Database password

.TP

\fBname\fP (\fIString\fP)

Name of the database.

.TP

\fBExample\fP:

[database]

.br

host = localhost

.br

user = vmm

.br

pass = T~_:L4OYyl]TU?)

.br

name = mailsys

.\" -----

.SH MAILDIR SECTION

The \fBmaildir\fP section is used to specify some options for the Maildirs.

.TP

\fBname\fP (\fIString\fP)

Default name of the maildir folder in users home directory.

.TP

\fBfolders\fP (\fIString\fP)

A colon separated list of folder names, that should be created.

.br

If no folders should be created inside the Maildir, set the value of this option

to a single colon (':').

.TP

\fBmode\fP (\fIInt\fP)

Access mode for the maildir in decimal (base 10) notation. For example:

\'drwx------' -> octal 0700 -> decimal 448

.TP

\fBdiskusage\fP (\fIBoolean\fP)

Decides if the disk usage of users maildir always should be summarized and

displayed with account information.

.TP

\fBdelete\fP (\fIBoolean\fP)

Decides if the maildir should be deleted recursive when the account is deleted.

.TP

\fBExample\fP:

[maildir]

.br

name = Maildir

.br

folders = Drafts:Sent:Templates:Trash:INBOX.News

.br

mode = 448

.br

diskusage = false

.br

delete = false

.\" -----

.SH SERVICES SECTION

The \fBservices\fP section is used to specify the default restrictions for

all accounts.

.TP

\fBsmtp\fP (\fIBoolean\fP)

Decides if users can login via smtp by default. 

.TP

\fBpop3\fP (\fIBoolean\fP)

Decides if users can login via pop3 by default. 

.TP

\fBimap\fP (\fIBoolean\fP)

Decides if users can login via imap by default. 

.TP

\fBsieve\fP (\fIBoolean\fP)

Decides if users can login via managesieve by default. 

.TP

\fBExample\fP:

[services]

.br

smtp = true

.br

pop3 = true

.br

imap = false

.br

sieve = false

.\" -----

.SH DOMDIR SECTION

The \fBdomdir\fP section is used to specify options for the directories of the

domains.

.TP

\fBbase\fP (\fIString\fP)

All domain directories will be created inside this directory.

.TP

\fBmode\fP (\fIInt\fP)

Access mode for the domain directory in decimal (base 10) notation. For

example: 'drwxrwx---' -> octal 0770 -> decimal 504

.TP

\fBdelete\fP (\fIBoolean\fP)

Decides if the domain directory and all user directories inside should be

deleted when a domain is deleted.

.TP

\fBExample\fP:

[domdir]

.br

base = /srv/mail

.br

mode = 504

.br

delete = false

.\" -----

.SH BIN SECTION

The \fBbin\fP section is used to specify some paths to some binaries required

by \fBvmm\fP.

.TP

\fBdovecotpw\fP (\fIString\fP)

The absolute path to the dovecotpw binary. This binary is used to generate a

password hash, if the \fIpasswdscheme\fP is one of 'SMD5', 'SSHA', 'CRAM-MD5',

\'HMAC-MD5', 'LANMAN', 'NTLM' or 'RPA'.

.TP

\fBdu\fP (\fIString\fP)

The absolute path to \fBdu\fR(1). This binary is used to summarize the disk

usage of a maildir.

.TP

\fBpostconf\fP (\fIString\fP)

The absolute path to Postfix' \fBpostconf\fR(1).

.br

This binary is required if \fBvmm\fR(1) has to check for some Postfix settings,

e.g. virtual_alias_expansion_limit.

.TP

\fBExample\fP:

[bin]

.br

dovecotpw = /usr/sbin/dovecotpw

.br

du = /usr/bin/du

.br

postconf = /usr/sbin/postconf

.\" -----

.SH MISC SECTION

The \fBmisc\fP section is used to define miscellaneous settings.

.TP

\fBpasswdscheme\fP (\fIString\fP)

Password scheme to use (see also: dovecotpw -l)

.TP

\fBgid_mail\fP (\fIInt\fP)

Numeric group ID of group mail (mail_privileged_group from dovecot.conf)

.TP

\fBforcedel\fP (\fIBoolean\fP)

Force deletion of accounts and aliases when a domain is deleted.

.TP

\fBtransport\fP (\fIString\fP)

Default transport for domains and accounts.

.TP

\fBdovecotvers\fP (\fIInt\fP)

The concatenated major and minor version number of the currently used Dovecot

version. (see: dovecot --version).

.br

This option affects various database operations. There are some differences

between Dovecot v1.1.x and v1.2.x. For example, when the command \fBdovecot

--version\fP shows \fB1.1\fP.18, set the value of this option to \fB11\fP.

.TP

\fBExample\fP:

[misc]

.br

passwdscheme = CRAM-MD5

.br

gid_mail = 8

.br

forcedel = false

.br

transport = dovecot:

.br

dovecotvers = 11

.\" -----

.SH CONFIG SECTION

The \fBconfig\fP section is a internal used control section.

.TP

\fBdone\fP (\fIBoolean\fP)

This option is set to \fIfalse\fP when \fBvmm\fP is installed for the first

time. When you edit \fIvmm.cfg\fP, set this option to \fItrue\fP. This option is

also set to \fItrue\fP when you configure vmm with the command \fBvmm

configure\fP.

.br

If this option is set to \fIfalse\fP, \fBvmm\fP will start in the interactive

configurations mode.

.TP

\fBExample\fP:

[config]

.br

done = true

.\" -----

.SH FILES

vmm.cfg

.SH SEE ALSO

vmm(1), command line tool to manage email domains/accounts/aliases

.SH AUTHOR

\fBvmm\fP and its man pages were written by Pascal Volk