qmail-control(5)

NAME
qmail-control - qmail configuration files

INTRODUCTION
You can change the behavior of the qmail system by modifying qmail's control files. qmail can survive with just one control file, me, containing the fully-qualified name of the current host. This file is used as the default for other hostname-related control files. Blank lines are not allowed in control files. Trailing spaces and tabs are allowed. The following table lists all control files other than me. For further information see the documentation on the programs that use these control files.
    control	default	used by
    bouncefrom MAILER-DAEMON qmail-send
    bouncehost me qmail-send
    concurrencylocal 10 qmail-send
    concurrencyremote 20 qmail-send
    defaultdomain me qmail-inject
    defaulthost me qmail-inject
    doublebouncehost me qmail-send
    doublebounceto postmaster qmail-send
    envnoathost me qmail-send
    helohost me qmail-remote
    idhost me qmail-inject
    localiphost me qmail-smtpd
    localnet (none) qmail-remote
    locals me qmail-send
    plusdomain me qmail-inject
    queuelifetime 604800 qmail-send
    rcpthosts (none) qmail-smtpd
    smarthost (none) qmail-remote
    smtpgreeting me qmail-smtpd
    timeoutremote 1200 qmail-remote
    timeoutsmtpd 1200 qmail-smtpd
    usermap (none) qmail-send
    virtualdomains (none) qmail-send

HOW TO FIND THE CONTROL FILES
All qmail operations take place in qmail's home directory. Run qmail-home to see the name of the home directory. qmail's control files are stored in the control subdirectory.

SEE ALSO
qmail-inject(8), qmail-remote(8), qmail-send(8), qmail-smtpd(8)