# Sample config file for rspamd
# $Id$
#


# pidfile - path to pid file
# Default: pidfile = /var/run/rspamd.pid
pidfile = "./rspamd.pid";

# Number of workers to process connections
# Default: 1
workers = 1;

# Socket for accepting mail to filter, can be unix socket if begin with '/'
# (bind_socket=/var/run/rspamd.sock for example)
bind_socket = localhost:11333;

# Settings for controller interface
control {
	# Bind socket for control interface
	bind_socket = localhost:11334;
	# Password for privilleged commands
	password = "q1";
};

# Sample metric definition
metric {
	# Name of metric
	name = "testmetric";
	# Score to count message as spam by this metric
	required_score = 10.1;
};

# Logging settings
logging {
	# Log type can be: console, syslog and file
	log_type = console;
	# Log level can be: DEBUG, INFO, WARN and ERROR
	log_level = DEBUG;
	# Log facility specifies facility for syslog logging, see syslog (3) for details
	# log_facility = "LOG_MAIL";
	
	# Log file is used with log type "file"
	# log_file = "/var/log/rspamd.log"
};

# Limit for statfile pool size
# Default: 100M
statfile_pool_size = 40M;


# Sample statfile definition
statfile {
	# Alias is used for learning and is used as symbol
	alias = "test.spam";
	# Pattern is path to file, can include %r - recipient name and %f - mail from value
	pattern = "./test.spam";
	# Weight in spam/ham classifier
	weight = 1.0;
	# Size of this statfile class
	size = 10M;
	# Tokenizer for this statfile
	# Deafault: osb-text
	tokenizer = "osb-text";
};
statfile {
	alias = "test.ham";
	pattern = "./test.ham";
	weight = -2.0;
	size = 10M;
};

# Factors coefficients
factors {
	"SURBL_MULTI" = 10.5;
	"winnow" = 5.5;
};

# Options for lmtp worker
lmtp {
	enabled = yes;
	# Bind socket for lmtp interface
	bind_socket = localhost:11335;
	# Metric that is considered as main. If we have spam result on
	# this metric, lmtp delivery would be failed
	metric = "default";
	# Number of lmtp workers
	workers = 1;
};

delivery {
	enabled = yes;
	# Path to delivery agent, %f is expanded as mail from address and %r 
	# is expanded as recipient address
	# Expample: agent = "/usr/local/bin/procmail -f %f -d %r"
	agent = "/dev/null";
	# Bind socket for lmtp interface
	# Example: bind_socket = localhost:25
	
	# Whether we should use lmtp for MTA delivery
	lmtp = no;
};

# SURBL module params, note that single quotes are mandatory here
.module 'surbl' {
	# Address to redirector in host:port format
	redirector = "localhost:8080";
	# Connect timeout for redirector
	redirector_connect_timeout = "1s";
	# IO timeout for redirector (may be usefull to set this value rather big)
	redirector_read_timeout = "10s";
	# This is suffix for surbl dns requests,
	# %b is replaced with bit metric if it is found
	suffix_%b_SURBL_MULTI = "multi.surbl.org";

	# Bits that are used to determine specific URI black list
	# details are at http://www.surbl.org/lists.html#multi
	# sytax is: bit_{number} = "SYMBOL"
	bit_2 = "SC"; # sc.surbl.org
	bit_4 = "WS"; # ws.surbl.org
	bit_8 = "PH"; # ph.surbl.org
	bit_16 = "OB"; # ob.surbl.org
	bit_32 = "AB"; # ab.surbl.org
	bit_64 = "JP"; # jp.surbl.org

	# Metric for surbl module
	metric = "default";
	# List of public known hostings (for which we should use 3 components of domain name instead of 2)
	hostings = "narod.ru,pp.ru,org.ru,net.ru";
	# Whitelisted urls
	whitelist = "highsecure.ru,freebsd.org";
};


$to_blah = "To=/\"blah@blah\"/H";
$from_blah = "From=/blah@blah/H";
$subject_blah = "Subject=/blah/H";

.module 'regexp' {
	BLAH_SYMBOL = "${to_blah} & !(${from_blah} | ${subject_blah})";
};

url_filters = "surbl";
header_filters = "regexp";