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#
# bsmtpd configuration file
#
# here you can configure, which compression method and which receiver
# process should be used for which receiver system.
#
# The following compression methods are supported:
# - no compression
# gzip gzip
# compress compress (needs Debian package ncompress)
# bzip2 bzip2 (needs Debian package bzip2)
# freeze freeze (not yet supported by Debian, you need the freeze
# and melt binaries in /usr/local/bin)
#
# The name of the receiver process can be select freely, you only have
# to make sure, that the receiving system will understand the name.
#
# smail will understand the following names:
# rsmtp (no compression), rfsmtp (freeze), rcsmtp (compress), rgsmtp (gzip)
#
# This bsmtpd package automatically detects the compression method
# (none, compress, gzip, bzip2, freeze) under every name. By default there
# are the following receiver programs created in /usr/sbin: rbsmtp,
# rsmtp, cbsmtp, rcsmtp, rgsmtp. If you need to receive others, simply
# create another link in /usr/sbin.
#
# site batch-size [bytes] compression method receiver process
#
# Examples for a smail receiver:
#test1 10000 - rsmtp
#test2 50000 freeze rfsmtp
#test3 100000 compress rcsmtp
#test4 200000 gzip rgsmtp
#test5 200000 bzip2 rgsmtp
#
# Examples for a bsmtpd receiver:
#test1 10000 - rbsmtp
#test2 50000 freeze rbsmtp
#test3 100000 compress rbsmtp
#test4 200000 gzip rbsmtp
#test5 200000 bzip2 rbsmtp
#
# Fallback, if no other site matches:
default 100000 gzip rbsmtp
# do not forget to add a trailing newline
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