haraka-wildduck

production/haraka-wildduck/haraka/config/smtp.ini

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+; address to listen on (default: all IPv6 and IPv4 addresses, port 25)
+; use "[::0]:25" to listen on IPv6 and IPv4 (not all OSes)
+; listen=[::0]:25
+
+; Note you can listen on multiple IPs/ports using commas:
+;listen=127.0.0.1:2529,127.0.0.2:2529,127.0.0.3:2530
+
+; public IP address (default: none)
+; If your machine is behind a NAT, some plugins (SPF, GeoIP) gain features
+; if they know the servers public IP. If 'stun' is installed, Haraka will
+; try to figure it out. If that doesn't work, set it here.
+;public_ip=N.N.N.N
+public_ip=82.223.3.135
+
+; Time in seconds to let sockets be idle with no activity
+;inactivity_timeout=300
+
+; Drop privileges to this user/group
+;user=smtp
+;group=smtp
+
+; Don't stop Haraka if plugins fail to compile
+;ignore_bad_plugins=0
+
+; Run using cluster to fork multiple backend processes
+;nodes=cpus
+nodes=4
+
+; Daemonize
+;daemonize=true
+;daemon_log_file=/var/log/haraka.log
+;daemon_pid_file=/var/run/haraka.pid
+
+; Spooling
+; Save memory by spooling large messages to disk
+;spool_dir=/var/spool/haraka
+; Specify -1 to never spool to disk
+; Specify 0 to always spool to disk
+; Otherwise specify a size in bytes, once reached the
+; message will be spooled to disk to save memory.
+;spool_after=
+
+; Force Shutdown Timeout
+; - Haraka tries to close down gracefully, but if everything is shut down
+;   after this time it will hard close. 30s is usually long enough to
+;   wait for outbound connections to finish.
+;force_shutdown_timeout=30