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Mail daemon
Daemon location
Configuration file
/usr/local/bin/ymaild
/etc/init.d/_ymaild.config
How to activate the configuration file of the mail daemon
Activate the configuration file of the mail daemon, so the mail daemon is started during the boot up sequence
automatically.
1. Rename the configuration file of the ymaild the following way:
# mv /etc/init.d/_ymaild.config /etc/init.d/ymaild.config
2. Reboot the system
# reboot
ymaild
In contrast to other daemons of STW the ymail daemon is written as a shell script. It is based on the mailx e-
mail client and grants the developer easy access to the TC1 in order to perform simple tasks.
The ymail daemon has no access to the D-Bus and does not register itself to the ysysd.
If you are using the ymaild the first time, then refer to Setup ymaild for the first time (see "
Relevant sections of the configuration file:
Section: Log file path
# The logging information can be written to a log file at the following path
# The path is deactivated by default.
# Max. path length is 255
# If no path is set or deactivated, error messages will be put to stdout.
Log_File /var/log/ymaild.log
Section: Select e-mail account
# Set the mail account that should be used by the daemon
# (has to be defined in mail.account-file)
Active_Account master_account
Section: Verify internet connection
# Verify a valid internet connection using the network daemon
# true = do verify (default)
# false = do not care
Verify_Internet_Connection true
Section: Select mail interval
# Interval check for new mails in minutes
# default: 5 min
Check_Mails_Interval 5
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