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renamed MasqMail to Masqmail
author meillo@marmaro.de
date Sun, 24 May 2009 20:37:24 +0200
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11 ippparam arcor 11 ippparam arcor
12 12
13 If this is set, $IPPARAM will be written to a 'route' file. Using some 13 If this is set, $IPPARAM will be written to a 'route' file. Using some
14 awk magic, the scripts finds out which file you have defined for 14 awk magic, the scripts finds out which file you have defined for
15 online detection (if online_detect=file) and writes the value of 15 online detection (if online_detect=file) and writes the value of
16 $IPPARAM to this file. masqmail then uses this file to determine its 16 $IPPARAM to this file. Masqmail then uses this file to determine its
17 online status. 17 online status.
18 18
19 19
20 /etc/network/interfaces 20 /etc/network/interfaces
21 ----------------------- 21 -----------------------
22 22
23 You can use the /etc/network/interfaces script to tell masqmail 23 You can use the /etc/network/interfaces script to tell Masqmail
24 when a link goes up, and masqmail shall flush its queue and/or fetch mail. 24 when a link goes up, and Masqmail shall flush its queue and/or fetch mail.
25 25
26 This is an example for a static interface: 26 This is an example for a static interface:
27 27
28 iface eth0 inet static 28 iface eth0 inet static
29 # mroute/name used by ip-up.d/masqmail BDL May02 29 # mroute/name used by ip-up.d/masqmail BDL May02
32 netmask 255.255.255.0 32 netmask 255.255.255.0
33 gateway 130.130.10.254 33 gateway 130.130.10.254
34 34
35 (This example is from Ben Low. Thanks, Ben :-)) 35 (This example is from Ben Low. Thanks, Ben :-))
36 36
37 If you use masqmail on a notebook, you can define several interfaces, 37 If you use Masqmail on a notebook, you can define several interfaces,
38 depending on the network you are in. Read 38 depending on the network you are in. Read
39 /usr/share/doc/ifupdown/examples/interfaces.gz 39 /usr/share/doc/ifupdown/examples/interfaces.gz
40 for examples. 40 for examples.
41 41
42 The scripts /etc/network/if-{up,down}.d/1masqmail make use of the NAME 42 The scripts /etc/network/if-{up,down}.d/1masqmail make use of the NAME
81 online_detect=pipe 81 online_detect=pipe
82 online_pipe="/usr/bin/mservdetect 192.168.1.2 224" 82 online_pipe="/usr/bin/mservdetect 192.168.1.2 224"
83 # 83 #
84 84
85 This is useful if you have a gateway with masqdialer running 85 This is useful if you have a gateway with masqdialer running
86 and masqmail on another host behind ('behind' as seen from the internet) 86 and Masqmail on another host behind ('behind' as seen from the internet)
87 87
88 Note: 88 Note:
89 The online detect method 'mserver' is deprecated, and this debian 89 The online detect method 'mserver' is deprecated, and this debian
90 package comes with that option disabled. You can still recompile the 90 package comes with that option disabled. You can still recompile the
91 package with the ./configure option --enable-mserver, but this may be 91 package with the ./configure option --enable-mserver, but this may be
92 removed in future version of masqmail. 92 removed in future version of Masqmail.