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Template: echolot/address
Type: string
Description: The e-mail address of your pinger:
Email to this address must reach your pinger somehow. Either it gets
delivered to your box directly or you have fetchmail installed or some
other way.
Template: echolot/operator
Type: string
Description: Operator address for your pinger:
Specify an address for the pinger operator.
Template: echolot/sitename
Type: string
Description: Site name:
Choose a name for your pinger site. This will be shown in all pages echolot
produces.
Template: echolot/addnow
Type: boolean
Default: true
Description: Add known remailers?
This package has a built in list of some remailers. If you want they can
be added to Echolot's database now. Otherwise you have to populate it
by hand.
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If you choose to add them Echolot will also fetch keys and configuration
data immediatly.
Template: echolot/userdefinedmailbox
Type: note
Description: Make sure you allow foo+bar@example.org addresses.
Echolot requires user defined mailboxes to work, i.e. mail sent to
echolot+<somerandomstring>@yourdomain needs to reach echolot in addition
to mail to echolot@yourdomain (or whatever local part you specified instead of
echolot).
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In postfix this can be done by adding
recipient_delimiter = +
to your main.cf file. (If you know the procedure for other MTAs, please file a
wishlist bug)
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If you want to use another character instead of the plus sign (+), please set it
in /etc/echolot/pingd.conf.
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