.SH NAME

vmm.cfg \- configuration file for vmm

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.SH SYNOPSIS

vmm.cfg

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.SH DESCRIPTION

.BR vmm (1)

reads its configuration data from

.IR vmm.cfg .

.PP

The configuration file is split into multiple sections.

A section starts with the section name, enclosed in square brackets

.RB ` [ "' and `" ] ',

followed by

.RI ` option " = " value '

pairs.

.br

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

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

.PP

Each value uses one of the following data types:

.TP 8

.I Boolean

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

disabled/deactivated (false).

.br

Accepted values for

.I true

are:

.BR 1 , " yes" , " true" " and " on .

.br

Accepted values for

.I false

are:

.BR 0 , " no" , " false" " and " off .

.TP

.I Int

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

.br

For example

.BR 1 , " 50" " or " 321

are integers.

.TP

.I String

a sequence of characters and/or numbers.

.br

For example

.RB ` word "', `" "hello world" "' or `" /usr/bin/strings '

are strings.

.PP

Most options have a default value, shown in parentheses after the option's

name.

In order to use a option's default setting, comment out the line, either

with a

.BR # " or " ;

or simply remove the setting from

.IR vmm.cfg .

.PP

A minimal

.I vmm.cfg

would be:

.PP

.nf

[database]

user = me

pass = xxxxxxxx

[misc]

.fi

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.SH SEARCH ORDER

By default

.BR vmm (1)

looks for the

.I vmm.cfg

file 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 configuration file found will be used.

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.SH SECTION ACCOUNT

The options in the section

.B account

are used to specify user account related settings.

.SS account.delete_directory

.BR delete_directory " (default: false) :"

.I Boolean

.PP

Determines the behavior of

.BR vmm (1)

when an account is deleted (userdelete).

If this option is set to

.I true

the user's home directory will be deleted recursively.

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS account.directory_mode

.BR directory_mode " (default: 448) :"

.I Int

.PP

Access mode for a user's home directory and all directories inside.

The value has to be specified in decimal (base 10) notation.

.br

For example: `drwx\-\-\-\-\-\-' \(-> octal 0700 \(-> decimal 448

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.SS account.disk_usage

.BR disk_usage " (default: false) :"

.I Boolean

.PP

Determines whether the disk usage of a user's mail directory always should

be summarized, using

.BR du (1),

and displayed with the account information (userinfo).

.PP

This could be slow on large Maildirs.

When you have enabled quotas,

.BR vmm 's

userinfo subcommand will also display the current quota usage of the

account.

You may also use userinfo's optional details\-argument

.BR du " or " full ,

in order to display the current disk usage of an account's mail directory.

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.SS account.password_length

.BR password_length " (default: 8) :"

.I Int

.PP

Determines how many characters and/or numbers should be used for randomly

generated passwords.

Any value less than 8 will be increased to 8.

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.SS account.random_password

.BR random_password " (default: false) :"

.I Boolean

.PP

Determines whether

.BR vmm (1)

should generate a random password when no password was given for the

useradd subcommand.

If this option is set to

.I false

.B vmm

will prompt you to enter a password for the new account.

.PP

You can specify the password length of generated passwords with the

.I account.password_length

option.

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.SH SECTION BIN

The

.B bin

section is used to specify some paths to some binaries required by

.BR vmm (1).

.I String

.PP

The absolute path to the

binary.

.PP

This binary is used to generate a password hash, if

.I misc.password_scheme

This binary will be also required if your Python installation doesn't

.PP

The

.BR doveadm (1)

binary is also used to create a user's INBOX and additional mailboxes

.RI ( mailbox.folders ),

when the

.I mailbox.format

is set to

.BR mdbox " or " sdbox .

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.SS bin.du

.BR du " (default: /usr/bin/du) :"

.I String

.PP

The absolute path to

.BR du (1).

This binary is used to summarize the disk usage of a user's mail directory.

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS bin.postconf

.BR postconf " (default: /usr/sbin/postconf) :"

.I String

.PP

The absolute path to Postfix'

.BR postconf (1).

This binary is required when

.BR vmm (1)

has to check for some Postfix settings, e.g. the

.IR virtual_alias_expansion_limit .

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.SH SECTION DATABASE

The

.B database

section is used to specify some options required to connect to the

database.

.SS database.host

.BR host " (default: localhost) :"

.I String

.PP

Hostname or IP address of the database server.

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS database.name

.BR name " (default: mailsys) :"

.I String

.PP

Name of the database.

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS database.pass

.BR pass " (default: " None ") :"

.I String

.PP

Database password.

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS database.port

.BR port " (default: 5432) :"

.I Int

.PP

The TCP port, on which the database server is listening for connections.

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.SS database.sslmode

.BR sslmode " (default: prefer) :"

.I String

.PP

Determines whether and with what priority an SSL connection will be

negotiated with the database server.

Possible values are:

.BR disabled ", " allow ", " prefer ", " require ", " verify\-ca " and "

.BR verify\-full .

The modes

.BR verify\-ca " and " verify\-full

are available since PostgreSQL 8.4

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS database.user

.BR user " (default: " None ") :"

.I String

.PP

Name of the database user.

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.SH SECTION DOMAIN

The

.B domain

section specifies some domain related settings.

.PP

The quota limit (quota_bytes and quota_messages), service settings (imap,

pop3, sieve and smtp) and the transport setting will be applied when a

domain is created.

In order to modify those settings for an existing domain, use one of

the following

.BR vmm (1)

subcommands:

.PP

.TP

.B domainquota

in order to update a domain's quota limit

.TP

.B domainservices

in order to assign a different service set to a domain

.TP

.B domaintransport

in order to set a new default domain transport

.PP

When an account is created, it inherits all the settings of the domain

to which it is added.

Different settings for an existing account can be set using the subcommands

.BR userquota ", " userservices " and " usertransport .

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS domain.auto_postmaster

.BR auto_postmaster " (default: true) :"

.I Boolean

.PP

Determines if

.BR vmm (1)

should create also a postmaster account when a new domain is created

(domainadd).

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS domain.delete_directory

.BR delete_directory " (default: false) :"

.I Boolean

.PP

Specifies whether the domain directory and all user directories inside

should be deleted when a domain is deleted (domaindelete).

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS domain.directory_mode

.BR directory_mode " (default: 504) :"

.I Int

.PP

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

.br

For example: `drwxrwx\-\-\-' \(-> octal 0770 \(-> decimal 504

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS domain.force_deletion

.BR force_deletion " (default: false) :"

.I Boolean

.PP

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

(domaindelete).

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS domain.imap

.BR imap " (default: true) :"

.I Boolean

.PP

Determines whether newly created users can log in via IMAP.

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.SS domain.pop3

.BR pop3 " (default: true) :"

.I Boolean

.PP

Determines whether newly created users can log in via POP3.

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS domain.quota_bytes

.BR quota_bytes " (default: 0) :"

.I String

.PP

Quota limit in bytes.

0 means unlimited.

This limit will be applied to all newly created domains.

.PP

The option's value can be written as an integer value, e.g.:

.BR 20480 .

It's also possible to append one of the following prefixes to the limit:

.BR b " (bytes), " k " (kilobytes), " M " (megabytes) or " G

(gigabytes).

.br

1024 is the same as 1024b or 1k.

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.SS domain.quota_messages

.BR quota_messages " (default: 0) :"

.I Int

.PP

Quota limit in number of messages.

0 means unlimited.

This limit will be applied to all newly created domains.

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS domain.sieve

.BR sieve " (default: true) :"

.I Boolean

.PP

Determines whether newly created users can log in via SIEVE (ManageSieve).

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS domain.smtp

.BR smtp " (default: true) :"

.I Boolean

.PP

Determines whether newly created users can log in via SMTP (SMTP AUTH).

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS domain.transport

.I String

.PP

For details see

.BR transport (5).

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.SH SECTION MAILBOX

The

.B mailbox

section is used to specify some options for new created mailboxes in the

users home directories.

The INBOX will be created always.

.SS mailbox.folders

.BR folders " (default: Drafts:Sent:Templates:Trash) :"

.I String

.PP

A colon separated list of mailboxes that should be created.

If no additionally mailboxes should be created, set the value of this

option to a single colon

.RB (` : ').

.PP

If you want to create folders containing one or more subfolders, separate

them with a single dot

.RB (` . ').

.PP

If you want to use internationalized mailbox names (e.g. `Wysłane' or

`Gelöschte Objekte'), write their names UTF\-8 encoded.

.BR vmm (1)

will convert internationalized mailbox names to a modified version of the

UTF\-7 encoding (see also: RFC 3501, section 5.1.3).

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.SS mailbox.format

.BR format " (default: maildir) :"

.I String

.PP

The mailbox format to be used for a user's mailbox.

Depending on the used Dovecot version

.RI ( misc.dovecot_version )

.BR vmm (1)

supports up to three formats:

.TP 8

.B maildir

Dovecot \(>= v1.0.0

.TP

.B mdbox

Dovecot \(>= v2.0.beta5

.TP

.B sdbox

Dovecot \(>= v2.0.rc3

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS mailbox.root

.BR root " (default: Maildir) :"

.I String

.PP

Name of the mailbox root directory in a user's home directory.

Commonly used names, depending on the used

.IR mailbox.format ,

are

.BR Maildir ", " mdbox " or " sdbox .

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS mailbox.subscribe

.BR subscribe " (default: true) :"

.I Boolean

.PP

When this option is set to

.BR true ,

the mailboxes from the

.I mailbox.folders

option will be listed in the user's subscriptions file.

If you don't want to subscribe the created mailboxes, set this option to

.BR false .

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.SH SECTION MISC

The

.I misc

section is used to define miscellaneous settings.

.SS misc.base_directory

.BR base_directory " (default: /srv/mail) :"

.I String

.PP

All domain directories will be created inside this directory.

.\" ------------------------------------

.SS misc.crypt_blowfish_rounds

.BR crypt_blowfish_rounds " (default: 5) :"