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# configuration system and is primarily used to specify settings that
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# differ from the defaults, or are needed during the build.
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# If you change anything in this section, you must manually clean
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# and rebuild Mailman. This will not happen automatically, and
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# Mailman will not build at all if the Mailman package can be
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# Whether Mailman should be built if it is not already.
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# The --prefix location for the configure script. This can be a
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# relative path to indicate a location relative to the
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# runlaunchpad.py script's current working directory.
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# The 'VAR_DIR' location. This is where Mailman will put and look
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# for variable run time data, such as the list pickles and queue
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#var_dir /var/mailman
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# The user:group names that the Mailman process will run under.
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# You may need to invoke buildmailman.py or "make run" as root via
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# sudo to have the necessary permissions during the build or run
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# phase. Leave this commented to use the current user and group.
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#user_group mailman:mailman
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# Uncomment this to specify the site list's owner address and
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# password. Otherwise, a fake email address and random password
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#site_list_owner you@example.com:password
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# Uncomment this if you want a host_name other than the current
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# machine's `hostname -f`. This is only used for the email domain
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#host_name your.fqdn.hostname
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# Whether Mailman should be started (i.e mailmanctl start).
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# Host and port for connecting to the outgoing smtp server. Valid
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# format is [host][:port] where the default is localhost:25
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# If you change anything in this section, you must manually clean
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# and rebuild Mailman. This will not happen automatically, and
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# Mailman will not build at all if the Mailman package can be
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# Whether Mailman should be built if it is not already.
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# The --prefix location for the configure script. This can be a
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# relative path to indicate a location relative to the
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# runlaunchpad.py script's current working directory.
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# The 'VAR_DIR' location. This is where Mailman will put and look
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# for variable run time data, such as the list pickles and queue
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#var_dir /var/mailman
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# The user:group names that the Mailman process will run under.
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# You may need to invoke buildmailman.py or "make run" as root via
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# sudo to have the necessary permissions during the build or run
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# phase. Leave this commented to use the current user and group.
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#user_group mailman:mailman
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# Uncomment this to specify the site list's owner address and
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# password. Otherwise, a fake email address and random password
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#site_list_owner you@example.com:password
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# Uncomment this if you want a host_name other than the current
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# machine's `hostname -f`. This is only used for the email domain
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#host_name your.fqdn.hostname
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# Whether Mailman should be started (i.e mailmanctl start).
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# Host and port for connecting to the outgoing smtp server. Valid
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# format is [host][:port] where the default is localhost:25
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# configuration system and is primarily used to specify settings that
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# differ from the defaults, or are needed during the build.
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# If you change anything in this section, you must manually clean
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# and rebuild Mailman. This will not happen automatically, and
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# Mailman will not build at all if the Mailman package can be
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# Whether Mailman should be built if it is not already.
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# The --prefix location for the configure script. This can be a
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# relative path to indicate a location relative to the
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# runlaunchpad.py script's current working directory.
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# The 'VAR_DIR' location. This is where Mailman will put and look
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# for variable run time data, such as the list pickles and queue
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var_dir /var/tmp/mailman
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# The user:group names that the Mailman process will run under.
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# You may need to invoke buildmailman.py or "make run" as root via
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# sudo to have the necessary permissions during the build or run
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# phase. Leave this commented to use the current user and group.
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#user_group mailman:mailman
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# Uncomment this to specify the site list's owner address and
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# password. Otherwise, a fake email address and random password
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#site_list_owner you@example.com:password
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# Uncomment this if you want a host_name other than the current
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# machine's `hostname -f`. This is only used for the email domain
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#host_name your.fqdn.hostname
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# Whether Mailman should be started (i.e mailmanctl start).
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# If you change anything in this section, you must manually clean
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# and rebuild Mailman. This will not happen automatically, and
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# Mailman will not build at all if the Mailman package can be
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# Whether Mailman should be built if it is not already.
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# The --prefix location for the configure script. This can be a
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# relative path to indicate a location relative to the
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# runlaunchpad.py script's current working directory.
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# The 'VAR_DIR' location. This is where Mailman will put and look
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# for variable run time data, such as the list pickles and queue
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var_dir /var/tmp/mailman
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# The user:group names that the Mailman process will run under.
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# You may need to invoke buildmailman.py or "make run" as root via
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# sudo to have the necessary permissions during the build or run
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# phase. Leave this commented to use the current user and group.
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#user_group mailman:mailman
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# Uncomment this to specify the site list's owner address and
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# password. Otherwise, a fake email address and random password
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#site_list_owner you@example.com:password
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# Uncomment this if you want a host_name other than the current
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# machine's `hostname -f`. This is only used for the email domain
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#host_name your.fqdn.hostname
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# Whether Mailman should be started (i.e mailmanctl start).