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# automasscheck-minimal configuration file
# axb 0.02


# COPY THIS TO ~/.automasscheck-minimal.cf

### BEGIN CONFIGURATION ###

LOGPREFIX="YOUR-USERNAME"
RSYNC_USERNAME="YOUR-USERNAME"
RSYNC_PASSWORD="YOUR-PASSWORD"

# If your corpus is huge, to speed up processing you can use a ramdisk for WORKDIR
# It doesn't need to survive a reboot - it will be automagically recreated
WORKDIR=~/masscheckwork

# HOW MANY MASSCHECK SIMULTANEOUS THREADS CAN YOUR BOX HANDLE?
# Default = 8
# If using on an older PC you may want to lower to 6 or less
# If load is still too high - decrease some more.
# A well equipped 8 core server can easily handle 10 or more.
# In automasscheck-minimal.sh change to
# JOBS=10

# Leave these blank if you do not want trusted_networks
# and/or internal_networks to be set
TRUSTED_NETWORKS=
INTERNAL_NETWORKS=

run_all_masschecks() {
### sample: single corpus ###
#run_masscheck single-corpus \
#        ham:dir:/home/user1/Maildir/.Sorted.Saved/ \
#        spam:dir:/home/user1/Maildir/.Sorted.Spam/

# If you have multiple separate corpuses, you can specify as many run_masscheck lines as you want below.
### user2 ###
#run_masscheck user2 \
#             ham:mbox:/home/user2/mail/HAM
#             spam:mbox:/home/user2/mail/SPAM
# This is an example of Maildir instead of mbox
### user3 ###
#run_masscheck user3 \
#             ham:dir:/home/user3/mail/HAM/cur \
#             spam:dir:/home/user3/mail/SPAM/cur \


}


### END CONFIGURATION ###