Hi,

one thing that is always interesting to watch is how people posting to
this or other lists show their configuration: Most of the time, they
copy/paste their amavisd.conf files (or 50-user for Debian
installations). What amavisd-new really lacks is a possibility to show
how it interpreted it's configuration files.

Two other excellent programs which support this kind of configuration
data dump are postfix and dovecot:

With Postfix, the command "postconf -n" will show all configuration
settings which are not left at their standard settings, and "postconf"
will show all configuration vairables.

With dovecot, "dovecot -n" and "dovecot -a" do the exact same thing.

Of course, both mechanisms don't show the contents of lookup tables,
e.g. SQL database or transport maps contents, but I think that is
something we can neglect.

Whar are your thoughts about the addition of a "-n" switch to
amavisd-new?


Cheers
Stefan

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