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# WebScriber configuration file                           #
# 2002-2008 namesuppressed                               #
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# In your web browser, what address would you need to type
# in to see the script?  This will depend on where you have
# installed it on your webserver.  You should type this
# script URL below.

SCRIPT_URL=http://example.com/cgi-bin/lists/email.php


# This is the path to the ezMLM executable files.  They are
# usually stored in /usr/local/bin/ezmlm/ or /usr/bin/ezmlm
# If using ezMLM-IDX (eg if your site is at FutureQuest),
# try /usr/local/ezmlm-idx/bin/ instead.

PATH_TO_EZMLM=/usr/local/ezmlm-idx/bin/


# The Basedirectory is where you have stored all your
# important files like HTML templates and log files, things
# that you don't want hackers to touch and aren't accessed
# directly by users. Leave a trailing slash on the end of
# the directory.

BASEDIRECTORY=/big/dom/xexample/cgi-bin/lists/


# This is where the ezMLM mailing list files are stored on
# your webserver.  Make sure you add a slash at the end!

LIST_BASEDIR=/big/dom/xexample/username/


# The SMTP_HOST_NAME is the name of the SMTP server you
# send email through - this could be example.com,
# smtp.example.com, mail.example.com or something else.

SMTP_HOST_NAME=localhost


# The username and password are the ones you use in your
# email program to send email.  The realm is probably
# your domain name.  If requested you can turn SMTP_DEBUG
# to 'on' to help track down email problems.  You should
# also turn on DEBUG_MODE below to record the debug info
# to a debug logfile.  Otherwise, depending how your web
# server is configured, the errors may not be displayed.

SMTP_USERNAME=
SMTP_PASSWORD=
SMTP_REALM=
SMTP_DEBUG=off


# If you're still having problems with the SMTP servers,
# you can use PHP's built-in mail system as a last resort
# by changing 'off' to 'on' below.  However, using the
# PHP mail system can cause server problems when sending
# lots of emails at once.

USE_BUILTIN_MAIL=off


# Sometimes you need to "trigger" a subscription manually
# when a user agrees to join your mailing list by non-web
# methods (eg by ticking a box on a paper form they mailed
# to you).  This script allows you to trigger subscription
# confirmations by using a password, which you MUST set
# below.  (The default will not be accepted).

PASSWORD=default


# When you purchase the script you will be given an
# unlocking code.  Type the code here and you won't get
# the "unregistered" notice at the end of your emails.

UNLOCKING_CODE=


# Users sometimes reply back to confirmation emails the
# script sends out - it is good to have a real human reply
# to these emails.  For this reason, you should list your
# real name and a contact email address below.

SENDER_NAME=Jane Q Public
SENDER_EMAIL=support@example.com


# These are the subject lines for emails that are sent out
# to your subscribers.  You can modify them, and you'll
# find a list of variables you can use in the readme file.

BATCH_SUBJECT=Invitation to join &&LISTNAME&&
SUBSCRIBE_SUBJECT=Action required to subscribe to &&LISTNAME&&
UNSUBSCRIBE_SUBJECT=Action required to unsubscribe from &&LISTNAME&&
UPDATE_SUBJECT=Action required to modify subscriptions
SUBCONFIRM_SUBJECT=Thank you! Subscribed to &&LISTNAME&&
UNSUBCONFIRM_SUBJECT=Unsubscribed from &&LISTNAME&&
UPDATECONFIRM_SUBJECT=Thank you! Updated subscriptions


# When someone tries to subscribe to a list, they have a
# limited number of days within which they can confirm
# their subscription.  2 or 3 days is about the minimum you
# should set this to, since some people may not be able to
# access their email immediately. 7 days is probably quite
# excessive.

DAYS_VALID=3


# Set this variable to the maximum number of emails that
# your host will let you send at any one time from a web
# script.  For FutureQuest servers this value is currently
# 500.  For infinite messages you can set this variable to
# 0, but it is not recommended - you should instead set it
# to a high number.

MAX_EMAILS=500


# If you want to be 100% sure that the script is working
# correctly, or if you want to keep records of every
# confirmation email the script sends out, you should turn
# this variable to "on".  It will send blind-carbon-copies
# (BCC) of every email the script sends to the address you
# listed above.

EMAIL_COPIES_TO_SELF=off


# Testing mode turns off email sending and checking, so you
# can test the script on a server that doesn't have email
# services installed, such as my own development server....
# Acceptable values are "on" and "off".

TESTING_MODE=off


# Debug mode writes debugging information to a logfile that
# you can send to namesuppressed support if the script isn't
# working.  The logfile fills up quickly though, so you
# should only turn it on when necessary.

DEBUG_MODE=off


# Single Opt Out allows subscribers to unsubscribe from a
# list without having to confirm the action.  This is the
# preferred option - it allows people to unsubscribe an
# email address even if they don't have access to it anymore.
# Setting this to "on" will prevent many complaints.  Turning
# this off will prevent people from unsubscribing addresses
# without their permission, however.

SINGLE_OPT_OUT=on


# The banned domains and banned emails list lets you block
# email addresses from ever subscribing to your mailing
# lists.  It does not prevent those users from unsubscribing
# if they have already subscribed.  When listing domains,
# list the whole section after the @ sign... blocking a
# domain will not necessariy block a subdomain.  Use a comma
# to separate each domain or email address.

BANNED_DOMAINS=example.org,example.com
BANNED_EMAILS=example@example.com,test@example.net





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# Mailing list configuration                              #
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#
# Use the following entries as a template when setting up
# your own lists.  Inside the brackets is the ID of your
# mailing list, as it appears on the "Mailing Lists" page
# of your FutureQuest CNC.  Be sure to get this right!
#
# Private refers to whether someone can subscribe to the
# list without being invited.  Values are true/false.

[default]
NAME="Default Mailing List"
DESCRIPTION="This list is for testing purposes only!"
PRIVATE="false"
SUBSCRIBE="default-subscribe@example.com"
UNSUBSCRIBE="default-unsubscribe@example.com"

[default2]
NAME="Second Default Mailing List"
DESCRIPTION="This list is also for testing purposes only!"
PRIVATE="false"
SUBSCRIBE="default2-subscribe@example.com"
UNSUBSCRIBE="default2-unsubscribe@example.com"

[privatedefault]
NAME="Private Default"
DESCRIPTION="This list is also for testing purposes."
PRIVATE="true"
SUBSCRIBE="privatedefault-subscribe@example.com"
UNSUBSCRIBE="privateefault-unsubscribe@example.com"