---

pmg_api_ports: [8006]
pmg_api_src_ip: "{{ trusted_ip | default(['127.0.0.1']) }}"

pmg_smtp_ext_ports:
  - 25
pmg_smtp_ext_src_ip:
  - 0.0.0.0/0

pmg_smtp_int_ports:
  - 26
pmg_smtp_int_src_ip: "{{ trusted_ip | default(['127.0.0.1']) }}"

pmg_dkim_sign: []
# pmg_dkim_sign:
#   - domain: '*'
#     selector: default
#     priority: 999

# opendkim will resolv names itself,
# bypassing /etc/resolv.conf by default. Set here a list of DNS server
# to use if you want to use specific name servers
pmg_dkim_nameservers: []

# You can give an imap account, and PMG will fetch email and learn as spam/ham
# pmg_bayes_imap_server: imap.domain.net
# Security used. Can be none, starttls or tls
pmg_bayes_imap_security: starttls
# pmg_bayes_imap_user: pmg-sa-learn@domain.tld
# pmg_bayes_imap_pass: XXXX
pmg_bayes_imap_spam: Spam
pmg_bayes_imap_ham: Ham
# If spam/ham are just plain email, set it to false. But if they are attached
# as message/rfc822 (it's the case for example with Zimbra spam / non spam buttons)
# then set it to true. If true, the script will extract the first rfc822 attachment
# and feed it to sa-learn instead of feeding the outer email
pmg_bayes_imap_attachment: False

# Should we use the openfish feeds. They should only be used for personal usage
# unless allowed by openphish. See https://openphish.com/feed.txt
pmg_use_openphish: False

