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[main]
  # This is what we describe ourselves as in messages
  myname = B4 Web Endpoint
  # The URL to the submission endpoint
  myurl = http://localhost:8000/_b4_submit
  # This must be in a format that is understood by SQLAlchemy, and you obviously
  # don't want to use the default, which gets lost every time the app is restarted
  dburl = sqlite:///:memory:
  # These are the domains for which we have DKIM signing capabilities, so if we
  # receive a submission with that domain in From, we don't have to do any
  # in-body From substitution, Reply-To tricks, etc.
  mydomains = kernel.org, linux.dev
  # If we're processing a message that's not from one of our own domains,
  # we will fudge the From: header to be whatever is defined below in
  # sendemail.from. By default, we will tack on the original address of the
  # sender (slightly fudged) after the local part, using + (see
  # 'recipient_delimiter' in Postfix).
  # E.g.:
  #     From: joe@example.org
  # becomes
  #     From: devnull+joe.example.org@kernel.org
  # This is done so various automated tools that don't pay attention to
  # X-Original-From don't show these messages as all from the same account.
  from-recipient-delimiter = +
  # One of the To: or Cc: addrs must match this regex
  # (to ensure that the message was intended to go to mailing lists)
  mustdest = .*@(vger\.kernel\.org|lists\.linux\.dev|lists\.infradead\.org)

  # Always bcc the address(es) listed here, separated by comma
  # Useful during initial testing
  #alwaysbcc = one@example.com, two@example.com
  # If dryrun is set, the messages are printed to stdout instead of
  # being actually sent out. Useful for testing.
  #dryrun = false
  # Where to write our app-specific logs. Make sure it's writable by the
  # web process.
  #logfile = /var/log/somewhere.log
  # Can be "info", "debug", "critical"
  #loglevel = info

# This section matches the git's sendemail section one-for-one
[sendemail]
  from = Web Endpoint <devnull@kernel.org>
  smtpserver = localhost
  smtpserverport = 25
  #smtpencryption =
  #smtpuser =
  #smtppass =

# information about the public-inbox feed we'll be writing to
# NOTE: we won't init the git repository, so make sure it's present
[public-inbox]
  # Path to the public-inbox git repository. If there is a hooks/post-commit,
  # we will execute it after writing a new batch of messages to the repo.
  repo =
  # This is required for public-inbox to work correctly
  listid = Web Submitted Patches <patches.feeds.kernel.org>

[templates]
verify-subject = Web endpoint verification for $${identity}
verify-body = Dear $${name}:

              Somebody, probably you, initiated a web endpoint verification routine
              for patch submissions at: $${myurl}

              If you have no idea what is going on, please ignore this message
              Otherwise, please follow instructions provided by your tool and paste
              the following string:

              $${challenge}

              Happy patching!

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