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Contents
1. Presentation
1.1 License
1.2 Features
1.3 Contributed software
1.3.1 WWSympa
1.3.2 SympaTiK
1.4 Project directions
1.5 History
1.6 Authors and credits
1.7 Mailing list
2. Installing Sympa
2.1 Getting Sympa, related links
2.2 Prerequisites
2.2.1 System requirements
2.2.2 Install Berkeley DB (NEWDB)
2.2.3 Install Perl
2.2.4 Install required CPAN modules
2.2.5 Create a Unix user
2.3 Compilation and installation
2.3.1 Choosing directory location
2.4 Installing /etc/sympa.conf
2.5 Robot aliases
2.6 Logs
2.7 Daemon loading
3. Robot configuration parameters
3.1 Site customization
3.1.1 host
3.1.2 email
3.1.3 listmaster
3.1.4 wwsympa_url
3.1.5 cookie
3.2 Directories
3.2.1 home
3.2.2 etc
3.3 System related
3.3.1 syslog
3.3.2 log_socket_type
3.3.3 pidfile
3.3.4 umask
3.4 Sending related
3.4.1 maxsmtp
3.4.2 max_size
3.4.3 nrcpt
3.4.4 avg
3.4.5 sendmail
3.5 Spool related
3.5.1 queue
3.5.2 queuemod
3.5.3 queuedigest
3.5.4 queueexpire
3.5.5 queueauth
3.5.6 queueoutgoing
3.5.7 queuebounce
3.5.8 sleep
3.5.9 clean_delay_queue
3.5.10 clean_delay_queuemod
3.5.11 clean_delay_queueauth
3.6 Internationalization related
3.6.1 msgcat
3.6.2 lang
3.7 Bounce related
3.7.1 bounce_warn_rate
3.7.2 bounce_halt_rate
3.7.3 welcome_return_path
3.7.4 remind_return_path
3.8 Priority related
3.8.1 sympa_priority
3.8.2 request_priority
3.8.3 owner_priority
3.8.4 default_list_priority
3.9 Database related
3.9.1 db_type
3.9.2 db_name
3.9.3 db_host
3.9.4 db_user
3.9.5 db_passwd
3.10 Loop prevention
3.10.1 loop_command_max
3.10.2 loop_command_sampling_delay
3.10.3 loop_command_decrease_factor
4. World Wide Sympa
4.1 Installation
4.2 MhOnArc
4.3 Archiving daemon
4.4 HTTPD setup
4.5 Database configuration
4.6 Customizing World Wide Sympa
4.7 List edition
4.8 Bounce management
5. Using Sympa with a RDBMS
5.1 Prerequisites
5.2 Installing Perl modules
5.3 Creating sympa DataBase
5.3.1 Database structure
5.3.2 Database creation
5.3.3 Importing data from subscribers files
5.4 Sympa configuration
6. Customizing Sympa
6.1 Site template files
6.1.1 helpfile.tpl
6.1.2 lists.tpl
6.1.3 global_remind.tpl
6.2 Template files format
6.2.1 Variables
6.2.2 Conditions
6.2.3 Loops
6.2.4 File inclusions
6.3 Internationalization
6.3.1 Sympa internationalization
6.3.2 List internationalization
6.3.3 User internationalization
6.4 Scenarii
6.5 Loop prevention
7. Creation of mailing lists
7.1 Mail aliases
7.2 List directory
7.3 List configuration file
7.4 Examples of configuration files
7.5 Subscribers file
7.6 Info file
7.7 List template files
7.7.1 welcome.tpl
7.7.2 bye.tpl
7.7.3 removed.tpl
7.7.4 invite.tpl
7.7.5 remind.tpl
7.8 Stats file
7.9 Message header and footer
7.9.1 Archives directory
8. List configuration parameters
8.1 List description
8.1.1 subject
8.1.2 visibility
8.1.3 lang
8.1.4 host
8.1.5 owner
8.1.6 editor
8.2 Data source related
8.2.1 user_data_source
8.2.2 ttl
8.2.3 include_list
8.2.4 include_sql_query
8.2.5 include_ldap_query
8.2.6 include_file
8.3 Commands' behaviour
8.3.1 subscribe
8.3.2 unsubscribe
8.3.3 add
8.3.4 del
8.3.5 remind
8.3.6 send
8.3.7 review
8.4 List tuning
8.4.1 reply_to
8.4.2 max_size
8.4.3 anonymous_sender
8.4.4 custom_header
8.4.5 custom_subject
8.4.6 footer_type
8.4.7 digest
8.4.8 default_user_options
8.4.9 cookie
8.4.10 priority
8.5 bounce
8.6 Archives related
8.6.1 archive
8.6.2 web_archive
9. Using Sympa commands
9.1 User commands
9.2 Owner commands
9.3 Moderator commands
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