freebsd-ports/mail/mailman/files/pkg-opts
Volker Stolz fb91f80fb8 Fix UID/GID in options.
PR:		ports/68936
Submitted by:	Chris Pepper
Fixed by:	Vivek Khera (maintainer)
2004-07-13 18:58:59 +00:00

58 lines
1.9 KiB
Text

* MM_USERNAME [mailman]
The username of the Mailman user
* MM_USERID [91]
The user ID of the Mailman user
It is recommended that you do not change this option.
* MM_GROUPNAME [mailman]
The group to which the Mailman user will belong
* MM_GROUPID [MM_USERID]
The group ID for the Mailman user
It is recommended that you do not change this option.
* MM_DIR [mailman]
Mailman will be installed in ${PREFIX}/${MM_DIR}
* MAIL_GID [mailnull]
The group name or id under which your MTA performs mail delivery
Getting the value of MAIL_GID right is crucial to getting Mailman to work
with your MTA. By default this port works with Sendmail. If you're
using an alternative MTA installed from ports, you should set MAIL_GID at
build time according to the following table. You may use either the
group name or the numerical GID. (Please contact this port's maintainer
if you wish to fill in the blanks or report mistakes!)
----------------------------------------------------
MTA | MAIL_GID | Submitted by
Exim3 | nobody (65534) | <wjv@FreeBSD.org>
Exim4 | mail (6) | <wjv@FreeBSD.org>
Postfix | mailman | <vivek@khera.org>
Qmail | ??? |
----------------------------------------------------
NOTE: for Postfix, the group may need to be 'nobody' if you are not
using the Mailman integration for generating the postfix virtual and
aliases files.
* CGI_GID [www]
The group name or id under which your web server executes CGI scripts
By default, this port works with the current port of Apache2. If your
WWW server executes CGI scripts under a different GID, you'll have to
set this at build time.
* IMGDIR [www/icons]
Icon images will be installed in ${PREFIX}/${IMGDIR}
* WITH_CHINESE [undefined]
Define to include support for Chinese mailing lists
* WITH_HTDIG [undefined]
Define to include the htdig integration patches.