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       qmail configuration lookup module


       None, only operates as a lookup module.


       This module uses the standard qmail configuration files to determine if
       an address is valid, using the same lookups that qmail would.  It first
       checks  control/locals  and then control/virtualdomains to determine if
       the domain is valid, and to determine the  prefix  to  add  to  virtual
       domain usernames.  It then looks up the resulting username in users/cdb
       (or the system password table if the CDB does not exist)  to  determine
       the  correct  home  directory.   If the address would require a .qmail-
       something file, it  ensures  that  that  file  exists  as  well,  doing
       -default checks as necessary.


              If  this  is  set  and the domain name is not a local or virtual
              qmail domain, this domain name is  substituted  and  the  lookup
              succeeds.   This  allows  for  setups  where  domains  listed in
              control/rcpthosts  and  control/morercpthosts.cdb   (which   are
              accepted  by  the  SMTP  receiver)  are  not  listed as local or
              virtual domains.  If this is set to an empty value,  "localhost"
              is substituted.

       CVM_QMAIL_MISSINGUSER (optional)
              When  missing  domain  substitution  is being done, the value of
              this variable is used to replace the username.  The  value  must
              exist  as  a  valid system user.  Defaults to "alias" which will
              normally exist on all qmail systems.

       QMAIL_ROOT (optional)
              The root directory under which all the qmail configuration files
              are  expected  to  be found.  Defaults to "/var/qmail", which is
              the normal qmail install path.


       cvm-pwfile(8),   cvm-unix(8),   cvm-sql(8),    cvm-vmailmgr(8),    cvm-
       benchclient(8), cvm-checkpassword(8), cvm-testclient(8)