      -f, --config_file FILENAME:

              Name of config file to  read.   Command  line  options  override

              options set in config file.

              The default is derived as follows:

              The  sysconfig dir ("/etc/perdition" for example) is checked for

              <basename>.conf. If this is found then it is used.  So if perdi-

              tion  is  invoked  as  /usr/sbin/perdition.pop3, and /etc/perdi-

              tion/perdition.pop3.conf exists then it will be used.

              Next the sysconfig dir is checked for peridtion.<protocol>.conf,

              where protocol is the ASCII representation of the protocol being

              used, one of "imap4",  "imap4s",  "pop3",  "pop3s"  or  "manage-

              sieve".   So  if  perdition  is  being  run  in  imap4 mode, and

              /etc/perdition/perdition.imap4.conf exists,  then  it  is  used.

              Note that the protocol name is lowercase.

              Next  the  sysconfig dir is checked for perdition.conf, if it is

              found then it is used.

              If none of these files are found then no configuration  file  is

              used.

Hope it helps :)

Regards,

Egoitz Aurrekoetxea

Departamento de sistemas

944 209 470
Parque Tecnológico. Edificio 103
48170 Zamudio (Bizkaia)

egoitz@sarenet.es

www.sarenet.es

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El 24/7/2015, a las 7:54, Paul Dudley <pdudley@fastmail.fm> escribió:
How do you configure perdition to allow IMAP access on ports other than the standard port of 143?

Can you configure perdition to allow IMAP access on multiple ports?

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