# $Id$

# Sample configuration file for zmscanner

# If there are multiple Content-Type and/or Content-Transfer-Encoding
# headers (which is a error!), use first instance.  Otherwise, last
# instance is used.  This may affect parsing because different instances
# may have different "boundary" attributes.  Some virii try to use
# multiple Content-Type headers to get through scanners.
firstmimehdr	true

# Zmailer control socket location (zmscanner only)
socket		/var/run/zmscanner

# pid file - can use this to kill -USR1 head process.  *not a lock!*
pidfile		/var/run/zmscanner.pid

# maximum size to scan in the messages (rest ignored)
# numeric may be suffixed by 'K' or 'M' (x 1024 or x 1048576 respectively)
maxsize		4M

# initial stage to enter message, gets complete message file
initstage	zmsg

# termination stage called after everything else with null data
finalstage	zfin

# directory where modules should look for their personal config files
modconfdir	/usr/local/etc/zmscanner

# description of milter communication socket (smscanner only)
miltersock	local:/var/run/smscanner

# directory where to search for dynamic modules
# !!! THIS MUST GO BEFORE THE FIRST "module" directive !!!
# if not set, modules will be looked for in $libexecdir
# When building third party modules, specify --with-moddir=/this/location
#moddir		/usr/local/lib/zmscanner

# modules to load
#module		zms_dcc.so
#module		zms_clamav.so

# fully qualified domain name of the host (normally autodetected)
# only effective for zmscanner, must match Zmailer's idea of this host
# most of the time you will not need this
#myfqdn		mail12.example.com

# domain name to append to the hostname detected by uname(2)
# only effective for zmscanner, only needed if domain name cannot
# be detected automatically.  This may be useful if you want to
# have a common config file on several hosts in your domain.
# resulting FQDN must match Zmailer's idea of this host
# most of the time you will not need this
#mydomain	example.com