For the mail configuration of the client this module lets you create a detailed mail configuration. The module contains various options and it is recommended to use it at least for the initial configuration.
Example 4.28. Mail Configuration
... <mail> <aliases config:type="list"> <alias> <alias>root</alias> <comment></comment> <destinations>foo</destinations> </alias> <alias> <alias>test</alias> <comment></comment> <destinations>foo</destinations> </alias> </aliases> <connection_type config:type="symbol">permanent</connection_type> <fetchmail config:type="list"> <fetchmail_entry> <local_user>foo</local_user> <password>bar</password> <protocol>POP3</protocol> <remote_user>foo</remote_user> <server>pop.foo.com</server> </fetchmail_entry> <fetchmail_entry> <local_user>test</local_user> <password>bar</password> <protocol>IMAP</protocol> <remote_user>test</remote_user> <server>blah.com</server> </fetchmail_entry> </fetchmail> <from_header>test.com</from_header> <listen_remote config:type="boolean">true</listen_remote> <local_domains config:type="list"> <domains>test1.com</domains> </local_domains> <masquerade_other_domains config:type="list"> <domain>blah.com</domain> </masquerade_other_domains> <masquerade_users config:type="list"> <masquerade_user> <address>joe@test.com</address> <comment></comment> <user>joeuser</user> </masquerade_user> <masquerade_user> <address>bar@test.com</address> <comment></comment> <user>foo</user> </masquerade_user> </masquerade_users> <mta config:type="symbol">postfix</mta> <outgoing_mail_server>test.com</outgoing_mail_server> <postfix_mda config:type="symbol">local</postfix_mda> <smtp_auth config:type="list"> <listentry> <password>bar</password> <server>test.com</server> <user>foo</user> </listentry> </smtp_auth> <use_amavis config:type="boolean">true</use_amavis> <virtual_users config:type="list"> <virtual_user> <alias>test.com</alias> <comment></comment> <destinations>foo.com</destinations> </virtual_user> <virtual_user> <alias>geek.com</alias> <comment></comment> <destinations>bar.com</destinations> </virtual_user> </virtual_users> </mail> ...