#Configuration File;
# mailservertype: only SENDMAIL or POSTFIX (default postfix)
#$mailservertype="SENDMAIL";
$mailservertype="POSTFIX";

# Options available: "berkeley" or "mysql"
$my_db="berkeley";

#mysql configuration (this is an example! Use your own settings)
$mysql_host="localhost";
$mysql_database="lma";
$mysql_password="";
$mysql_user="root";

# Don't use these settings
#$dominio[0]="mynet.com";
#$dominio[1]="subnet1.mynet.com";
#$dominio[2]="subnet2.mynet.com";
#$dominio[3]="othernet.com";

# $mynetwork is a vector which contains networks; ip address which match network address are taken into account for mail sent
# example: $mynetwork="192.".
# A mail sent from ip 192.150.1.4 is inserted into db, as a mail sent from 10.192.1.1; a mail sent from 172.16.1.1 is not inserted in db.
# A typical use is to set $mynetwork vector according to your set of lan addresses.
#$mynetwork[0]="192.168.";
#$mynetwork[1]="192.16.1.";

# $whitelist is a vector which contains ip address of hosts you don't want to monitor. 
# They could be, for example, shared pc or mail servers which match $mynetwork but are not under your control (typical in an education environment)
#$whitelist[0]="192.168.1.1";

# this variable is for emaillist whitelist, if you don't understand how to use it, don't change the setting (default 0)
$EXCLUDE_ML=0;
@ML="";

