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# First, we'll set up values for Mail::Bulkmail
#
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 define package Mail::Bulkmail
 
 #server_class stores the server object that we're going to use. 
 #uncomment the DummyServer line and comment out the Server line for debugging
 
 server_class = Mail::Bulkmail::Server
 #server_class = Mail::Bulkmail::DummyServer
 
 #log our errors
 ERRFILE = /etc/mb/error.txt
 BAD    = /etc/mb/bad.txt
 GOOD   = /etc/mb/good.txt
 banned = /etc/mb/banned.txt

 #by default, our precedence will be list
 #remember, it can only be list, bulk, or junk
 precedence	= list

 #we're going to recommend that you follow the 80 character per line limit
 force80 = 1

 #And we're only going to be trusting with duplicates
 Trusting @= duplicates

 #By default, we'll turn on our envelope. Mail::Bulkmail might as well use it.
 #Mail::Bulkmail::Dynamic doesn't care about this value.
 use_envelope    	= 1

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# Now, we'll set values for Mail::Bulkmail::Server
#
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 define package Mail::Bulkmail::Server
 
 #set up the domain we use to say HELO to our relay
 Domain = mydomain.com
 
 #Most servers are going to connect on port 25, so we'll set this as the default port here
 Port = 25
 
 #We'll give it 5 tries to connect before we let ->connect fail
 Tries = 5

 #Lets try to reconnect to a server 5 times if ->connect fails.
 max_connection_attempts = 5

 #100 is a good number for the envelope_limit
 envelope_limit = 100
 
 #Send 1,000 messages to each server in the round before going to the next one.
 #set max_messages_per_robin to 0 if you're only using one server, otherwise you'll have needless
 #overhead
 max_messages_per_robin = 0
 
 #maximum number of messages per connection. Probably best to keep this 0 unless you have a reason
 #to do otherwise
 max_messages_per_connection = 0 
 
 #maximum number of messages for the server. Probably best to keep this 0 unless you have a reason
 #to do otherwise
 max_messages= 0
 
 #maximum number of messages to send before sleeping, probably best to keep this 0 unless you need
 #to let your server relax and sleep
 max_messages_while_awake = 0
 
 #sleep for 10 seconds if we're sleeping. This line is commented out because we don't need it.
 #No harm in uncommenting it, though.
 #sleep_length = 10
 
 #time_out is how long we'll wait for a response code from a server before giving up. This should
 #be pretty high
 time_out = 3000
 
 #talk_attempts is how many times we'll try to re-send a command after a 400 level (temporary) error
 #this should be fairly low
 talk_attempts = 5
 
 #our list of servers
 server_file = /etc/mb/servers.txt
 
 #we can log the full SMTP conversation. ONLY turn this on for debugging purposes.
 #this file is going to get HUGE.
 #CONVERSATION = /etc/mb/conversation.txt
 
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# Now, we'll set values for Mail::Bulkmail::DummyServer
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 define package Mail::Bulkmail::DummyServer

 #Our dummy data file, for when we're using DummyServer. It's also useful to send the data to 
 #/dev/null to test things if you don't care about the message output.
 dummy_file = /etc/mb/dummy.file
 #dummy_file = /dev/null
 
 
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# Now, we'll set values for Mail::Bulkmail::Dynamic
#
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 define package Mail::Bulkmail::Dynamic

 #it is highly recommended that quotemeta be 1
 quotemeta = 1
 
 #set up our default delimiters
 dynamic_message_delimiter			= ;
 dynamic_message_value_delimiter	= =
 dynamic_header_delimiter			= ;
 dynamic_header_value_delimiter		= =