Global Configuration
Use this to specify settings concerning the web-based configuration
and components
of your system. The configuration is contained in the file
/etc/imap/globals.conf
on the server.
- GENERAL
-
- EnableSambaExpertMode
-
Here, activate or deactivate the expert mode of the SMB configuration
dialog.
- EnableUserSpamFrontend
-
Activate or deactivate the SPAM filter front-end in the filter
settings for users.
- EnableSieveEditor
-
Here, activate or deactivate the SIEVE filter editors in the users'
filter settings.
- MonitorResolveAddr
-
Should IP addresses for host names be resolved in the online
monitor?
- DelUserNoAcl
-
To avoid inconsistencies when deleting a user, all IMAP folders
are checked to see if a user marked for deletion had access.
Depending on the number of folders, this can take a long time. To delete several users
simultaneously, it is usually a good idea to set this option to
true.
- NewUserChangePassword
-
If set to true, the check box User Must Change
Password in the new user dialog is selected by default.
- DisableDNSManagement
-
To disable the submenu DNS Configuration in the menu Network Services,
set this value to true.
- DisableDHCPManagement
-
To disable the submenu DHCP Configuration in the menu Network Services,
set this value to true.
- EnableEditFACL
-
To disable the submenu File System Permissions in the menu File Server,
set this value to false.
- EnableSetFQuota
-
If set to true, it is possible to set the file system quota for users
by creating or editing a user.
- EnableFilter
-
If set to true, it is possible to search for a user on some web interfaces
by last name, first name, or uid.
- EnableDynDns
-
To disable the submenu DYNDNS Configuration in the menu Network Services,
set this value to true.
- DynDnsCheckGW
-
If set to true, the system will check if the SuSE Linux Standardserver is the
Internet gateway in your network. If it is, the necessary changes to some
scripts will be made.
- UserJpegPhotoMaxHeight
- UserJpegPhotoMaxWidth
-
With these two parameters, define the maximum size to
which an uploaded user photo is scaled.
- MonitorServices
-
A comma-separated list of services that should be displayed in
Monitor/Service Monitor.
- SESSIOND
-
- SessionTimeout
-
Specify a time-out after which a user is automatically
logged out of the web front-end. The options
SessiondHost, SessiondPort, SSL_key_file,
SSL_cert_file, and SSL_ca_file are currently not
used. They are reserved in case the administrative web
front-end
is moved to a different server.
- SECURITY
-
- UseCookie
-
The options UseCookie and CheckClientIP are
used to prevent someone from stealing a session by
somehow obtaining the session ID of a user.
UseCookie is the safer option. An
additional ID is saved in the browser of the user.
- CheckClientIP
-
Activate CheckClientIP to check whether all
accesses to the web front-end come from the same
computer. This is intended to prevent a session from
being stolen. As IP addresses can be faked or a
user might access the front-end from behind a proxy cluster
using varying IP addresses, this option is less useful
than that using cookies.
- DefaultPasswordHash
-
Specify which method to use by default for encrypting
passwords.
- FETCHD
-
- debug
-
If you set this option to a value greater than 0 and restart
fetchd by entering
rcfetchd restart
,
you will receive debug information.
- keeponserver
-
If you activate this option, all mails fetched from the server
are not deleted from the server. Usually, deactivate this as
all mails must be fetched each time mail is fetched from the
server.
- unixsocket
-
This socket is used for the communication between the
web client and fetchd.
- ldaphost
-
Specify the computer name or IP address the LDAP
server fetchd uses to save data about users' mail
boxes.
- ldap_reconnect_interval
-
fetchd uses a permanent connection to the LDAP server.
If this connection is closed or becomes invalid, it is
reestablished after this interval in seconds.
- ldap_max_reconnect
-
Enter the maximum number of times fetchd should retry
establishing a broken connection to the LDAP server.
- mailadmin
-
The name of the local mailbox in which administrative messages
should be saved.
- append_fetch_header
-
Should a header be added to every mail fetched by
fetchd?
- drop_undeliverable_mail
-
Undeliverable mail will be dropped silently if this
option is set to true.
- thread_max
-
fetchd contains a rudimentary scheduler that starts
no more processes than specified here. Do not
specify too high a value for this option as a process might use
a lot of memory.
- priority_granularity
-
This value should be at least twice as high as the value of
thread_max.
- SQUID
-
- squid_conf_file
-
The configuration file for Squid.