On Friday 08 July 2005 00:33, Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold wrote: > Helio Nunes wrote: > >I could compile them but need first to know where they are. > >Actually I am relatively new to Linux and related software, forgive my > > lack of knowlege. > >I tried to find then in each Toaster package docs but it seems that they > > are obvious or well known that rarely are mentioned. > > Syntax is something still less mentioned, probably because are obvious. > > I.E. tcp.smtp lines could receive such variables but in no place in its > > documentation are mentioned. > > Helio, > > I tried to explain this on the simscan list. There are an unknown > number of potential variables. I'm not sure creating a list of them > would be of much use since the list could potentially be outdated > rapidly. Variables depend heavily on the patches used. For instance, > if I use the qmail-spp patch, I can, theoretically, use any variable I > wanted because I can write my own plugins on the fly. Tracking down all > the possible variations will probably be very difficult as well... > > >Thanks > > > >Helio Nunes
I apreciate your point but as far as many people are using for instance Bill's Toaster ( and some other few) at least with some fixed options and some other very frequent (spamassassin, simscan, qmail-scan) for those, specially for the newbies (like me) variable should be better understood and compiled. -- Helio Nunes [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sao Paulo
