# cat /etc/mail/milter-limit.cf 
# 
# milter-limit/0.15.0.0
#
# Copyright 2004, 2007 by Anthony Howe. All rights reserved.
#


# The milter-limit-rcpt-* tags are an absolute limit on the
# number of recipients per message and result in a 550 response.
# When disabled, the recipient limit is per message transaction
# and result in a 452 response. See RFC 2821 section 4.5.3.1.
#
+absolute-rcpt-limit

# Cache entries are stored by matching rule group, except those
# matching a bare milter specific tag with no associated IP,
# domain, or mail address (which are always cached by individual
# regardless). This option will cache all entries according to
# individual IP address, AUTH ID, or mail address.
#
-cache-by-individual

# Cache file path for bdb or flatfile types.
cache-file=/var/cache/milter-limit.db

# Cache garbadge collection frequency.
cache-gc-frequency=250

# Cache type from one of: bdb, flatfile, hash
cache-type=bdb

# Count the DSN null address in connecting client limits.
-count-null-sender

# Policy to apply if a message limit has been exceeded. Specify
# either none, tag, quarantine, later, reject, or discard
#
policy=later

# Subject tag for messages identified as spam.
subject-tag=[OVERLIMIT]

# Path to the access.db file.
access-db=/etc/mail/access.db

# Start as a background daemon or foreground application.
+daemon

# Read option file before command line options.
file=/etc/mail/milter-limit.cf

# Write the option summary to standard output and exit. The output
# is suitable for use as an option file.
#
#-help or +help

# One of the IP addresses for this host. When undefined, then the
# IP address will be determined at start-up.
#
interface-ip=

# One of the FQDN for this host. If empty, then the host name will
# be automatically determined at start-up. If interface-ip is 
# undefined, then the name specified here or determined at start-up
# will influence the IP address used.
#
interface-name=

# The sendmail/milter connection queue size.
milter-queue=20

# The sendmail/milter socket type & name (required):
#
#    {unix|local}:/path/to/file
#    inet:port@{hostname|ip-address}
#    inet6:port@{hostname|ip-address}
#
milter-socket=unix:/var/run/milter/milter-limit.socket

# The sendmail/milter I/O timeout in seconds.
milter-timeout=7210

# The file path of where to save the process-id.
pid-file=/var/run/milter/milter-limit.pid

# Quit an already running instance and exit.
#-quit or +quit

# Strict RFC 2821 domain name length limit.
-rfc2821-domain-length

# Treat plus-sign as itself; not a sendmail plussed address.
-rfc2821-literal-plus

# Strict RFC 2821 local-part length limit.
-rfc2821-local-length

# Strict RFC 2821 grammar for mail addresses.
+rfc2821-syntax

# Reject occurences of % relay hack in addresses.
+reject-percent-relay

# Reject RFC 2606 reserved domains.
+reject-rfc2606

# Reject top-level-domains not listed by IANA.
+reject-unknown-tld

# Terminate an already running instance before starting.
#-restart or +restart

# The process runtime group name to be used when started by root.
run-group=milter

# The process runtime user name to be used when started by root.
run-user=milter

# Key lookups must include the terminating NUL byte. Intended for
# Postfix with postmap(1) generated .db files; experimental.
#
-smdb-key-has-nul

# Treat a RELAY value same as OK (white-list), else is unknown.
-smdb-relay-ok

# Use stat() instead of fstat() to monitor .db file updates; experimental.
-smdb-use-stat

# Assume SMTP authenticated mail is white listed.
-smtp-auth-ok

# The absolute file path of a text file, containing white space
# separated list of global and country top level domains (without
# any leading dot), eg. biz com info net org eu fr uk. This list
# will override the built-in list.
#
tld-level-one-file=

# The absolute file path of a text file, containing white space
# separated list of two-level domains (without any leading dot),
# eg. co.uk ac.uk com.au gouv.fr tm.fr. This list will override
# the built-in list.
#
tld-level-two-file=

# A comma separated word list of what to write to the mail log:
#
#        all = all messages
#       info = general info messages
#      trace = trace progress through the milter
#      parse = details from parsing addresses or special strings
#      debug = lots of debug messages
#     dialog = I/O from smtp dialog
#      state = state transitions
#        dns = trace & debug of DNS operations
#      cache = cache get/put/gc operations
#   database = sendmail database lookups
#  socket-fd = socket open & close calls 
# socket-all = all socket operations
#  libmilter = libmilter engine diagnostics
#
verbose=

# The working directory of the process.
work-dir=/var/tmp