';
-
-$HTML_HEADER =<
-
-
-
-
- 
- |
-
-
-
-
-
-END_OF_HEADER
-
-# $HTML_HEADER = '';
-$HTML_HEADER .= ' | ';
-
-# Footer for every page (.= concatinates)
-$HTML_FOOTER = ' |
';
-$HTML_FOOTER .= '';
-
-# What colour do we want the background to be?
-# $HTML_BGCOLOR = '#000080';
-$HTML_BGCOLOR = '#FFFFFF';
-
-# What colour do we want text?
-$HTML_TEXT = '#000000';
-
-# What color do we want links?
-$HTML_LINK = '#3333ff';
-
-# What color to we want visited links?
-$HTML_VLINK = '#8888ff';
-
-# What is the title of this document?
-# $HTML_TITLE = 'E Z Mailing List Manager';
-$HTML_TITLE = 'Mailing Lists';
+my $options= $ezmlm{options} || 'aBDFGHiJkLMNOpQRSTUWx';
+$OUT .= "\$DEFAULT_OPTIONS = '$options';\n";
-# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+my $title= $ezmlm{title} || 'Koozali SME Server Mailing List Manager';
+$OUT .= "# What is the title of this document?\n";
+$OUT .= "\$HTML_TITLE = '$title';\n";
+
+
+$OUT .= <<'EOF';
+# Optional: some permanent links (visible in the top right corner)
+#@HTML_LINKS = (
+# { name => 'ezmlm-web homepage',
+# url => 'https://systemausfall.org/toolforge/ezmlm-web' },
+# { name => 'domain\'s root',
+# url => '/'},
+# );
+
+# Multi-Domain-Support
+# This is a quite advanced setting for special installations.
+# Most people should just ignore it.
+# Anyway - if you want to control more than one directory containing
+# different lists, then you should:
+# 1) copy examples/multidomain.conf.dist to /etc/ezmlm-web/multidomain.conf
+# 2) adjust /etc/ezmlm-web/multidomain.conf to your setup
+# 3) uncomment the following line
+# 4) make sure that your multi domain settings are not overriden by settings below
+#warn "multidomain.conf failed" unless (defined do "/etc/ezmlm-web/multidomain.conf");
+
+# Where do we store the dotqmail files of this user?
+# (defaults to the home directory of the executing user)
+# You will have to change this value, if you use a multi domain
+# vpopmail setup. Otherwise just leave the setting turned off.
+# BEWARE: the (resulting) path MUST be absolute (starting with a slash)!
+#$DOTQMAIL_DIR = "/home/vpopmail/domain";
+
+# Where is the webusers file for access-permissions
+# defaults to "$LIST_DIR/webusers"
+#$WEBUSERS_FILE = "$LIST_DIR/webusers";
+
+# default mailing list domain name (optional)
+#$MAIL_DOMAIN = "lists.someserver.org";
+
+# default prefix of the local part of the addresses of mailing lists
+# useful for some qmail-ldap setups
+#$MAIL_ADDRESS_PREFIX = "lists-";
-# The meanings of the various ezmlm-make command line switches. The default
-# ones match the ezmlm-idx 0.4 default ezmlmrc ... Alter them to suit your
-# own ezmlmrc. Removing options from this list makes them unavailable
-# through ezmlm-web - this could be useful for things like -w
-
-%EZMLM_LABELS = (
-# option => ['Short Name',
-# 'Long Help Description'],
-
- a => ['Archived',
- 'Ezmlm will archive new messages'],
- b => ['Block archive',
- 'Only moderators are allowed to access the archive'],
-# c => config. This is implicity called, so is not defined here
- d => ['Digest',
- 'Set up a digest list to disseminate digest of the list messages'],
-# e => edit. Also implicity called, so not defined here
- f => ['Prefix',
- 'Outgoing subject will be prefixed with the list name'],
- g => ['Guard Archive',
- 'Archive access requests from unrecognized SENDERs will be rejected'],
- h => ['Help subscription',
- 'Subscriptions do not require confirmation'],
- i => ['Indexed',
- 'Indexed for WWW archive access'],
- j => ['Jump off',
- 'Unsubscribe does not require confirmation'],
- k => ['Kill',
- 'Posts from addresses in dir/deny/ are rejected'],
- l => ['Subscriber List',
- 'Remote administrators can request a subscriber list'],
- m => ['Message Moderation',
- 'All incoming messages are moderated'],
- n => ['Text Editing',
- 'Allow remote administrators to edit files in dir/text/'],
- o => ['Others rejected',
- 'Posts from addresses other than moderators are rejected'],
- p => ['Public',
- 'List will respond to administrative requests and archive retrieval'],
- q => ['Service Request Address',
- 'Process commands sent in the subject to local-request@host'],
- r => ['Remote Admin',
- 'Enable remote adminstration of the list'],
- s => ['Subscription Moderation',
- 'Subscriptions to the main list and digest will be moderated'],
- t => ['Trailer',
- 'Add a trailer to outgoing messages'],
- u => ['User Posts Only',
- 'Posts from unrecognized SENDER addresses will be rejected'],
-# v => version. I doubt you will really need this ;-)
- w => ['Remove Warn',
- 'Remove the ezmlm-warn(1) invocations from the list setup. It is assumed that ezmlm-warn(1) is run by other means'],
- x => ['Extra',
- 'Strip certain mimetypes, etc'],
-# y => not used
-# z => not used
-
-# These all take an extra argument, which is the default value to use
-
-# 0 => ['Sublist',
-# 'Make the list a sublist of list mainlist@host',
-# 'mainlist@host'],
-# 1 => not used
-# 2 => not used
-# 3 => ['From Address',
-# 'Replace the "From:" header of the message with "From: fromarg"',
-# 'fromarg'],
-# 4 => ['Digest Options',
-# 'Switches for ezmlm-tstdig(1)',
-# '-t24 -m30 -k64'],
- 5 => ['List Owner',
- 'The email address of the list owner',
- ''],
-# 6 => ['SQL Database',
-# 'SQL database connect information. Requires SQL support',
-# 'host:port:user:password:datab:table'],
-# 7 => ['Message Moderation Path',
-# 'Make /path the path to the database for message moderators, if the list is set up for message moderation',
-# '/some/full/path'],
-# 8 => ['Subscription Moderation Path',
-# 'Make /path the path to the database for message moderators, if the list is set up for message moderation',
-# '/some/full/path'],
-# 9 => ['Remote Admin Path',
-# 'Make /path the path to the database for message moderators, if the list is set up for message moderation',
-# '/some/full/path']
-
-);
-
-# This list defines most of the context sensitive help in ezmlm-web. What
-# isn't defined here is the options, which are defined above ... You can
-# alter these if you feel something else would make more sense to your users
-# Just be careful of what can fit on a screen!
-
-%HELPER = (
-
- # These should be self explainitory
- addaddress => 'You may enter any RFC822 compliant email address here, including the comment part. For example; J Random User ',
- addaddressfile => 'or you may enter the filename of a plain text file containing multiple RFC822 email addresses, one per line',
- moderator => 'Moderators: people who control who may subscribe or post to a list',
- deny => 'Deny: A list of addresses that are _never_ allowed to mail the list',
- allow => 'Allow: A list of address that are allowed to mail the list even if the configuration otherwise restricts it',
- digest => 'Digest: People who will recieve a digest of all messages on the list',
- webarch => 'View the web based archive of this list',
- config => 'This lets you alter the way the list is set up',
- listname => 'This is the name of the list as displayed on the Select Lists screen. It is also the name of the subdirectory that contains the list',
- listadd => 'This is the email address of the list. Note that the defaults come from your qmail config. You should just update the local part (before the @)',
- webusers => 'NB! At this stage, any users specified here must exist. User creation may be added in future versions',
- prefix => 'Text to add to the subject line of all outgoing messages',
- headerremove => 'This is a list of headers to remove from all outgoing mail',
- headeradd => 'This is a list of headers to add to all outging mail',
- mimeremove => 'All messages whose Content-Type matches these mime types will be bounced back to sender',
- allowedit => 'Comma separated list of usernames, or ALL (all valid users)',
- mysqlcreate => 'This will create the necessary MySQL tables if the list configuration above requires it'
-
-);
-
-# This defines the captions of each of the buttons in ezmlm-web, and allows
-# you to configure them for your own language or taste. Since these are used
-# by the switching algorithm it is important that every button has a unique
-# caption - ie we can't have two 'Edit' buttons doing different things.
-
-%BUTTON = (
-
- # These MUST all be unique!
- create => 'Create',
- createlist => 'Create List',
- edit => 'Edit',
- delete => 'Delete',
- deleteaddress => 'Delete Address',
- addaddress => 'Add Address',
- moderators => 'Moderators',
- denylist => 'Deny List',
- allowlist => 'Allow List',
- digestsubscribers => 'Digest Subscribers',
- configuration => 'Configuration',
- yes => 'Yes',
- no => 'No',
- updateconfiguration => 'Update Configuration',
- edittexts => 'Edit Texts',
- editfile => 'Edit File',
- savefile => 'Save File',
- webarchive => 'Web Archive',
- selectlist => 'Select List',
- subscribers => 'Subscribers',
- cancel => 'Cancel',
- resetform => 'Reset Form',
-
-);
-
-# This defines the fixed text strings that are used in ezmlm-web. By editing
-# these along with the button labels and help texts, you can convert ezmlm-web
-# to another language :-) If anyone gets arround to doing complete templates
-# for other languages I would appreciate a copy so that I can include it in
-# future releases of ezmlm-web.
-
-%LANGUAGE = (
- nop => 'Action not yet implemented',
-# chooselistinfo => "- Choose a mailing list from the selection box or click on [$BUTTON{'create'}].
- Click on the [$BUTTON{'edit'}] button if you want to edit the selected list.
- Click on the [$BUTTON{'delete'}] button if you want to delete the selected list.
",
- chooselistinfo => "- Choose a mailing list from the selection box and click on the [$BUTTON{'edit'}] button to edit the selected list.
",
- confirmdelete => 'Confirm deletion of', # list name
- subscribersto => 'Subscribers to', # list name
- subscribers => 'subscribers',
- additionalparts => 'Additional list parts',
- posting => 'Posting',
- subscription => 'Subscription',
- remoteadmin => 'Remote Admin',
- for => 'for', # as in; moderators for blahlist
- createnew => 'Create a New List',
- listname => 'List Name',
- listaddress => 'List Address',
- listoptions => 'List Options',
- allowedtoedit => 'Users allowed to edit this list',
- editconfiguration => 'Edit the List Configuration',
- prefix => 'Subject prefix for outgoing messages',
- headerremove => 'Headers to strip from all outgoing mail',
- headeradd => 'Headers to add to all outgoing mail',
- mimeremove => 'Mime types to strip from all outgoing mail',
- edittextinfo => "The box on the left contains a list of files available in the
DIR/text directory. These files are sent out in response to specfic user request, or as part of all outgoing messagesTo edit a file, select its name from the box. Then click on the [$BUTTON{'editfile'}] button. Press [$BUTTON{'cancel'}] when you have finished editing.",
- editingfile => 'Editing File',
- editfileinfo => 'ezmlm-manage
<#l#> The list name
<#A#> The subscription address
<#R#> The address a subscriber must reply to ezmlm-store
<#l#> The list name
<#A#> The acceptance address
<#R#> The rejection address',
- mysqlcreate => 'Create the MySQL database tables if necessary',
+# Which interface type should be displayed by default?
+# available values are: easy, normal and expert
+EOF
-);
+my $interface=$ezmlm{interface} || 'normal';
+$OUT .= "\$DEFAULT_INTERFACE_TYPE = '$interface';";
-# === Configuration file ends ===
+$OUT .= <<'EOF';
+
+# exclude some interface options from being displayed
+# BEWARE: this does not protect the specific option from being changed.
+# It just hides the visible interface items. Anyone can still craft a manual
+# http request, that could change the specified options.
+# See the list of filenames below $TEMPLATE_DIR/config_options/. The
+# blacklist may contain any of these filenames (without '.cs' extension).
+#$INTERFACE_OPTIONS_BLACKLIST = ('lang_select', 'mime_reject');
+
+# use a cascading style sheet (css)
+# the setting is interpreted as a URL
+# this setting was formerly known as "HTML_CSS_FILE"
+$HTML_CSS_COMMON = "/ezmlm-web/default.css";
+
+# choose a coloring scheme - the available files are:
+# color-blue-gray: default style used before v3.2
+# color-red-blue: use gradients instead of plain colors (since v3.2)
+#
+# be aware, that some stylesheets may require additional graphic
+# files in the same directory
+$HTML_CSS_COLOR = "/ezmlm-web/color-red-blue.css";
+
+# the default interface language
+# all other available translation are available via the web interface
+# the configured preferred browser language of a user can override this
+# setting individually
+$HTML_LANGUAGE = "en";
+# enabled support for encrypted mailing lists - defaults to 0 (off).
+# This include keyring management and mailing list handling in general.
EOF
+my $encryption= ($ezmlm{encryption} eq 'enabled' )? 1 : 0;
+$OUT .="\$ENCRYPTION_SUPPORT = $encryption;\n";
+
+$OUT .= <<'EOF';
+# Define the default location of gnupg keyrings used for mailing list
+# encryption. If the location starts with a slash ('/'), then it is considered
+# to be an absolute path. Otherwise it is relative to the current list
+# directory. For the ezmlm-gpg mailing list encryption system, the default
+# (".gnupg") is usable.
+$GPG_KEYRING_DEFAULT_LOCATION = ".gnupg";
+
+# Prints Error/Warning messages instead of "Internal Server Error" page.
+# It's recommend to disable (set to 0) in production mode..
+# 0 = disabled
+# 1 = enabled
+# defaults to 0
+EOF
+
+my $debug= ($ezmlm{debug} eq 'enabled' )? 1 : 0;
+$OUT .="\$DEBUG = $debug;";
+
}
--- smeserver-ezmlm-web-1.1.2/root/etc/e-smith/templates/etc/ezmlm/ezmlmwebrc/BODY.ori 2016-04-20 23:45:57.677000000 -0400
+++ smeserver-ezmlm-web-1.1.2/root/etc/e-smith/templates/etc/ezmlm/ezmlmwebrc/BODY 2016-04-20 23:50:42.586000000 -0400
@@ -2,29 +2,25 @@
$OUT = <<'EOF';
-# $Id: ezmlmwebrc,v 1.5 2000/09/25 18:25:26 guy Exp $
-# Configuration file for ezmlm-web 2.1
+# Configuration file for ezmlm-web 3.3
# ===========================================================================
# This file is not just an ordinary configuration file - it contains valid
# perl statements that are executed just like any other perl script. When
# editing this file, be careful that it is still valid perl when you have
# finished (perl -w ezmlmwebrc ;-)
-
-# It is divided into to logical parts. The first part configures the way
-# ezmlm-web runs, and the second changes the language, etc of ezmlm-web. You
-# can not arbitarilly exclude any statement, since the script doesn't define
-# any defaults of its own. You could, however, always split this file up and
-# include the parts with
#
-# require('/path/to/other/part');
-
-$opt_c = 1; # No list creation or deletion
+# See the manpage of ezmlmwebrc(5) for a list of all available configuration
+# settings.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-# Path to the ezmlm-web 3.3.1 template and laguage files
+# Where are the language files
+# usually something like /usr/local/share/ezmlm-web/lang
$LANGUAGE_DIR = "/usr/local/share/ezmlm-web/lang";
+
+# Where are the template files
+# usually something like /usr/local/share/ezmlm-web/template
$TEMPLATE_DIR ="/usr/local/share/ezmlm-web/template";
# Where do we store lists on this server ... Try "$HOME_DIR/lists".
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