JT Moree wrote:
I created a run_fork. I had to change the location of softlimit on my system so I included it as a variable. I guess I could create a config/SOFTLIMIT file since everything else is in a file . . .#!/bin/sh # run_fork # get dirname of executable so we can cd into it in case there # are multiple versions of qpsmtpd installed and running WHERE=`dirname $0` cd $WHERE || exit 1 SOFTLIMIT=/usr/sbin/softlimit #in case yours is not here change this if [ -f "config/PORTS" ] ; then for P in `cat config/PORTS` ; do #for each port found if [ -z "`echo $P | grep '^\s*#'`" ] ; then #strip out comments PORTS="$PORTS --port $P" fi done fi if [ -f "config/IP" ] ; then IP=`head -1 config/IP` #only uses first line in file fi exec \ $SOFTLIMIT -m 30000000 \ /usr/bin/perl -T -Ilib \ ./qpsmtpd-forkserver \ --listen-address $IP \ --limit-connections 40 \ $PORTS
Ah, I thought you were talking about implementing it as a plugin, rather than as part of a run script that would have to be duplicated for every other run script. Now that I read through the code, I see that config/IP is only used by run scripts. Would anyone see any value in having it be part of the daemon (qpsmtpd-forkserver, qpsmtpd-prefork, etc)?
