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# Postgrey offers 2 listening types, --inet and --unix. As default, Fedora
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# postgrey works under UNIX socket, but, changing to TCP socket on user's own
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# is also available, for instance, let it work at 10023 port of localhost:
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# --inet=10023
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# To be more detailed, there is another way if you still run it at localhost:
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--inet=127.0.0.1:10023
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POSTGREY_TYPE="--unix=/var/spool/postfix/postgrey/socket"
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# If postgrey works under UNIX socket way, PID file can be specified to
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# custom location, note that no need to set this if postgrey is working
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# under TCP socket way.
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POSTGREY_PID="--pidfile=/var/run/postgrey.pid"
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# Name of group which postgrey belongs, default is postgrey
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POSTGREY_GROUP="--group=postgrey"
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# Name of user which postgrey belongs, default is postgrey
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POSTGREY_USER="--user=postgrey"
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# DELAY
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POSTGREY_DELAY="--delay=60"
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# For more options can be used, please read manpage or execute `postgrey -h`.
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# Custom options.
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POSTGREY_OPTS=""
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