Required packages

`sendmail, `postfix or `other Initialized by ReadMta

If true, don't run SuSEconfig or restart the services. Autoinstall uses this to do all in one place.

If MAIL_CREATE_CONFIG is not yes, the user does not want SuSEconfig to modify sendmail.cf/main.cf. So we will warn him before setting it to yes.

Return value:

Is it yes?

`permanent, `dialup or `none

If false, port 25 will listen only for localhost

Use a virus scanner (AMaViS). amavisd-new (mta-independent) must be installed. It will be installed if amavis_allowed and it is not installed.

Is amavis available on the installation media?

Domains for locally delivered mail. (ahost.acompany.com is a domain)

A relay server for outgoing mail. May be enclosed in [brackets] to prevent MX lookups.

Do the MTA use TLS for sending the email.

Mail will appear to come from this domain. Applies also for the envelope. Does not apply for mail from root.

If empty, from_header will be applied to mails coming from local_domains, otherwise from these domains. (Remember: mail domains)

User specific sender masquerading. List of maps: $[comment:, user:, address:] (all are strings)

sysconfig/postfix:POSTFIX_MDA #26052

When should fetchmail run:

"manual"

"daemon"

global fetchmail -> list<map>

List of maps: $[server:, protocol:, remote_user:, local_user:, password:, enabled:(bool), other_(server|client)_options: ]

global virtual_users -> list<map>

Domain-specific aliases. List of maps: $[comment:, alias:, destinations:] (all are strings)

global smtp_auth -> list<map>

SMTP AUTH (#23000) list of maps: The ui only handles the first list item, the rest is for autoyast $[server: string, user: string, password: string(plain text)] There are other map keys that must be preserved on editing.

local enable_smtp_auth -> boolean

Sysconfig setting that enables the feature. For postfix, it is a simple yes/no which we set to (size(smtp_auth)>0) For sendmail, it is a list of methods which we set to empty or all but we don't touch it if it was something in between, marked as nil. Must default to non-nil.

local sendmail_all_mechanisms -> string

The full set of authentication mechanisms for sendmail

global protocol_choices -> list<string>

Fetchmail protocols, as defined in rcfile_l.l Probably not all of them are compatible with our simplified scheme but it does not hurt to include them. Must check for validity: the agent matches [[:alnum:]]+, lowercase names are valid too.

global touched -> boolean

Has the configuration been changed? Can be used as an argument to Popup::ReallyAbort

global Touch (boolean really) -> void

A convenient shortcut for setting touched.

Parameters:

really

if true, set Mail::touched

Example

Mail::Touch (Mail::var != ui_var);

global install_packages -> list<string>

Read only, set by ProbePackages. Use as an argument to Package::DoInstallAndRemove

global remove_packages -> list<string>

Read only, set by ProbePackages. Use as an argument to Package::DoInstallAndRemove

local amavis_service -> boolean

Of the four available amavis packages, amavis-postfix does not need a service running, others do. Update: only one package, amavisd-new, but let's keep the variable, just in case. We query rpm in WriteGeneral (so that it works for autoinst too). This is only used if use_amavis is on, of course.

global cron_file -> string

The cron file name for the queue checking.

global check_interval -> integer

The cron interval for the queue checking.

global ProbePackages () -> string

Detect which packages have to be installed and return a descriptive string for a plain text pop-up.

Return value:

"" or "Foo will be installed.\nBar will be installed.\n"

local ReadMta () -> void

Detect the MTA installed

local RunFetchmailGlobally () -> boolean

Return value:

Whether rcfetchmail should run

global Read (block<boolean> abort) -> boolean

Read all mail settings from the SCR

Parameters:

abort

A block that can be called by Read to find out whether abort is requested. Returns true if abort was pressed.

Return value:

True on success

global ReadWithoutCallback () -> boolean

Wrapper for global Read function, without the callback argument

global Fake () -> void

Make up data for screnshots

global WriteGeneral () -> boolean

Part of Write.

Return value:

success

global WriteMasquerading () -> boolean

Part of Write.

Return value:

success

global WriteDownloading () -> boolean

Part of Write.

Return value:

success

global WriteAliasesAndVirtual () -> boolean

Part of Write.

Return value:

success

global WriteSmtpAuth () -> boolean

Part of Write.

Return value:

success

global WriteFlush () -> boolean

Part of Write.

Return value:

success

global WriteSuSEconfig () -> boolean

Part of Write.

Return value:

success

global WriteServices () -> boolean

Part of Write.

Return value:

success

global Write (block<boolean> abort) -> boolean

Update the SCR according to mail settings

Parameters:

abort

A block that can be called by Write to find out whether abort is requested. Returns true if abort was pressed.

Return value:

True on success

global WriteWithoutCallback () -> boolean

Wrapper for global Write function, without the callback argument

global Import (map Settings) -> boolean

Get all mail settings from the first parameter (For use by autoinstallation.)

Parameters:

Settings

The YCP structure to be imported.

Return value:

True on success

global Export () -> map

Dump the mail settings to a single map (For use by autoinstallation.)

Return value:

Dumped settings (later acceptable by Import ())

local ListItem (string title, any value, any index) -> string

Summarizes a list of data

Parameters:

title	passed to Summary::AddHeader
value	a list (of scalars, lists or maps)
index	if the entries are not scalars, use this index to get a scalar

Return value:

Summary-formatted description

global Summary () -> string

Summary

Return value:

with summary of configuration

global AutoPackages () -> map

Return required packages for auto-installation

Return value:

of packages to be installed and to be removed