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aoxsuper.conf(5)	 Archiveopteryx Documentation	      aoxsuper.conf(5)

NAME
       aoxsuper.conf - configuration file for Archiveopteryx.

SYNOPSIS
       /usr/local/etc/archiveopteryx/aoxsuper.conf

DESCRIPTION
       The  aoxsuper.conf  file	 contains  a  few  configuration  settings for
       Archiveopteryx. It is read by aox(8) at startup. Syntax errors, unknown
       variables, and other errors are logged on stderr.

       aoxsuper.conf  is  usually  created  at	installation  time, by running
       /usr/local/libexec/aox/installer.

       There is only one required variable, namely db-owner-password.

SECURITY NOTE
       Anyone who can read aoxsuper.conf can see the database owner  password,
       and  use	 this  password to read all mail, or even to damage or destroy
       the mail database.

       By default, aoxsuper.conf is readable only by root.

SETTINGS
       The format is as for archiveopteryx.conf(5):

	      name = value # comment

       All  variables  in  archiveopteryx.conf(5)   may	  be   overridden   in
       aoxsuper.conf,  if  it  is necessary that aox(8) sees a different value
       than the servers see.

   Database Access
       db-owner
	      The name of the Postgres user that owns the database and is used
	      to  perform  privileged  operations (such as deleting mail). The
	      default is aoxsuper.

       db-owner-password
	      The database password used for the db-owner.  The default is  an
	      empty string.

	      Unless  a	 password  is  specified, the Archiveopteryx installer
	      sets  up	a  randomly-chosen  password  and  writes  it  to  the
	      configuration file.

AUTHOR
       The Archiveopteryx Developers, info@aox.org.

VERSION
       This man page covers Archiveopteryx version 3.2.0, released 2014-03-10,
       http://archiveopteryx.org/3.2.0

SEE ALSO
       archiveopteryx.conf(5),	 archiveopteryx(8),    deliver(8),    logd(8),
       http://archiveopteryx.org

aox.org				  2014-03-10		      aoxsuper.conf(5)

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