  MailCenter.config
  

  This configuration file is used by the Configure Mail Center
  command to set up the files needed to install Mail on your
  cluster.  You should modify this file to conform to your
  system requirements.  The first two items MUST be changed to
  identify your mail center uniquely in the mail system.  The
  other items may be left at their default values, if desired.
  Lines that do not begin with a colon are comments.

:Mail Center Name:OurCenter
  This is the name of your mail center.  Make sure that the
  name you enter here is different from all other mail centers
  with which your center will communicate.  The maximum length
  is 20 characters.

:Message ID prefix:OCtr
  This should be an abbreviation of the Mail Center Name, and
  should also be unique in the mail system.  The maximum length
  is 6 characters.

:Mail Service Password:mail
  This will be employed as the directory password used to protect
  mail system files in the Mail Service and Dead Mail directories.
  It need not be the same as your volume password or any other
  existing password on your system.



:Mail Service Directory:[Sys]<MailService>
  The mail system files reside in this directory.


:Administrator Mailbox Directory:[Sys]<Admin.Mail>
  This is the mailbox directory for the mail center 
  Administrator.

:Administrator Name:Admin
  This preconfigured mail user has administrative privileges
  and is the recipient of mail transport error messages from
  the mail system.

:Administrator Password:Pswd
  This password is required for the administrator to sign on
  to the mail system.


:Dead Mail Directory:[Sys]<DeadMail>
  Mail which cannot be delivered is put into this directory.


:Maximum number of Unacknowledged Messages:256
  The maximum number of entries that can be contained in the
  To Be Delivered file.  This file keeps track of messages
  which have been sent, but whose delivery to the ultimate
  recipients has not yet been confirmed by the mail system.


:Message expiration time in Minutes:1440
  If, after this period of time an acknowledgments of delivery
  has not been received by this mail center from the recipients'
  mail center then an error notification is sent to the
  originator of the message.  (1440 minutes equals 24 hours.)

:Number of Mail Service processes:2
  This must be greater than or equal to 1.  For networkbased
  communications, this must be greater than or equal to 2.
  The maximum value is 4.

:Number of sector buffers:60
  This is the number of 12K sector buffers allocated by the
  Mail Service.  There must be at least 15 sector buffer for
  each Mail Service process.  Larger values improve mail system
  performance but increase the system memory requirement as well.
  The maximum value is 10,000.

:Number of large copy buffers:0
  This is the number of 60K Mail Service buffers that are used to
  copy files when delivering mail.  Increasing this parameter will
  improve mail service performance, particularly at heavilyused
  centers, but will increase memory utilization.  This parameter
  will have no effect on the XE520 or XE530.  You cannot specify
  more large copy buffers than the number of Mail Service
  processes you specify.

:TelexTWX Center Name:Telex
  This is the name of the pseudo mail center that handles Telex, 
  TWX, Mailgram, etc. messages for this center.  This parameter
  controls what center name is inserted into a user message when
  a TelexTWX command is invoked in the Interactive Mail Manager.

:Maximum attachment size per message:0
  This is the cumulative total size of all data that may be sent
  attached to a single message.  The default value of zero is 
  interpreted as no maximum.

;SMTP Attachment Directory:[Sys]<SMTPAttach>
  This is the directory where SMTP attachments are kept.  If you
  plan to run the SMTP Manager, you must change the semicolon at
  the beginning of this entry to a colon.
  
;PROFS Attachment Directory:[Sys]<PROFSAttach>
  This is the directory where PROFS attachments are kept.  If you
  plan to run OFIS Access PROFS, you must change the semicolon at
  the beginning of this entry to a colon.

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