man axMail (5): A powerful but simple SMTP plugin for URONode.

SYNOPSIS

axmail.conf

DESCRIPTION

axmail.conf This file configures the operations of axMail-FAX. You have to insure that you add the proper group using addgroup. The common one to use is "ax25".

COMMANDS

The following options are supported for axmail.conf:

IdleTimeout: This should not be longer than the same command in uronode.conf.
HostName: This is the fully qualified hostname of your mail system. Typically this would be an amprnet domnain such as n1uro.ampr.org.
AllowMail: This command controls who has access to use mail on your system. The default is all.
Identification: This shows how users can authenticate into the application. The default is none as the password used over RF may also be used for popping/imap if the local sysop chooses to do this. Disconnect user from their mailbox."
AutoCreate: This allows creation of the user accounts. Since you can also configure dovecot or a pop3 daemon and pop-before-smtp to allow mail on smartphones as well, this should be set to yes which is default.
LoginAllowed: This grants or denies permissions for other functions such as ssh on the box. This also controls access to imap/pop. Default is yes.
AutoGroup: I suggest using ax25. You'll have to set this using addgroup ax25.
First_uid: This is the first user id numeric to be used when axmail creates accounts. I suggest 2000 as this keeps mail clients 1000 UID away from actual local clients so it'll somewhat separate them this way.
Last_uid: This sets just how many users may create and use mailboxes using axmail.
HomeDir: This sets the base of the users home directory. I suggest using the standard home directory for all users.
Shell: This is the shell the users are granted. I suggest if you wish not to allow ssh or telnet access into your server to use /bin/false.
FaxGate: This is the efax gateway to send your faxes through to. The SFax command will preformat your mail to use this gateway. Remove the quotes.

FILES

/usr/local/etc/ax25/welcome.txt: Greeting file for new users to welcome them to the mail system.
/etc/postfix/main.cf: postfix configuration file.

AUTHORS

Brian Rogers (N1URO) <[email protected]>

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