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"""This module contains your site-specific settings.
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Use this to override the default settings in Mailman/Defaults.py. You only
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Use this to override the default settings in `Mailman/Defaults.py`. You only
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need to include those settings that you want to change, and unlike the old
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mm_cfg.py file, you do /not/ need to import Defaults. Its variables will
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`mm_cfg.py` file, you do /not/ need to `import Defaults`. Its variables will
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automatically be available in this module's namespace.
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You should consult Defaults.py though for a complete listing of configuration
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variables that you can change.
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To use this, copy this file to $VAR_PREFIX/etc/mailman.cfg
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Mailman's installation procedure will never overwrite mailman.cfg.
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You should consult `Defaults.py` though for a complete listing of
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configuration variables that you can change.
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Mailman's installation procedure will never overwrite `mailman.cfg`.
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# This is the top-level run-time data directory. All other runtime data by
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# default lives under this directory.
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# User name and id that owns the Mailman process and files.
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MAILMAN_UID = '$user_id'
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MAILMAN_USER = '$user_name'
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# Group name and id that owns the Mailman process and files.
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MAILMAN_GID = '$group_id'
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MAILMAN_GROUP = '$group_name'
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LANGUAGES = '$languages'