##
## Example config for whitelister.
## put this file in /etc/whitelister.conf
##

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#
#  1.  DAEMON CONFIGURATION
#
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# verb
#    verbosity of the logs
# 0: `Clean' notifications are off
# 1: enable `Clean' notifications

# pidf
#   path to the pidfile whitelister has to use
# default is /var/run/whitelister.pid
# examples:
# pidf: /dev/null

# sock
#   socket the server has to listen to
#   either unix or tcp socket are possible.
#   syntax is ip:port (the :port is required) for tcp sockets
# default is 127.0.0.1:10000
# examples :
# sock: /var/spool/postfix/private/whitelister.ctl
# sock: 127.0.0.1:100

# user
#   name of the user that whitelister will run under if launched from root
# default is nobody
user: nobody

# group
#   name of the group that whitelister will run under if launched from root
# default is nogroup
group: nogroup

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#
#  2.  RULES CONFIGURATION
#
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# rbl
#   put one rbl per line
rbl:  dynablock.njabl.org
rbl:  dul.dnsbl.sorbs.net

# rhbl_* : rhbl_client / rhbl_sender / rhbl_rcpt / rhbl_helo
#   put one rhbl per line
rhbl_sender: bogusmx.rfc-ignorant.org

# spf
#   use spf diagnostics (default is 0)
# spf: 1

# spfrej
#   what to do with spf rejects, default is nothing.  ignored if spf is off
# spfrej: off

# dns
#   support dns verifications (default is 0)
# dns_client: 1
# dns_rev_client: 1