## Help

### Config:/Mail/
Setting | Explanation | Default / Example | Data Type | Access R,W,A,D
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Bad | Mail messages without a valid recipient are stored in this file which is contained within the "MailRoot" directory. | bad | Text | RW
Boundary | When a mail storage type of "single file per user" is chosen, the mail messages are separated by boundary lines within that single file. This setting allows specification of a boundary line prefix which will not conflict with any mail message. The standard setting is "From ", where the space character at the end IS significant. | From | Text | RW
FilePattern | When a mail storage type of "multiple files per user" is chosen, each mail message is stored in a separate file. This setting specifies a wildcard pattern for listing all mail files. | *.rcv | Text | RW
MailRoot | All mailboxes are stored within this "MailRoot" directory. When "single file per user" is chosen, there will be a file for each user, whereas when "multiple files per user" is chosen, there will be a sub-directory for each user and multiple files within each directory. The default "MailRoot" under Unix is "/usr/spool/mail". On other systems, the default is "/powerweb/mail". | /powerweb/mail | Text | RW
Realm | Each user mailbox is protected by a user name and password combination. This setting specifies the name of the database of valid users and their passwords. Point your browser here to manage the user list. | mail | Text | RW
Storage | Two mailbox storage types are supported: "single file per user", which is the UNIX standard, and "multiple files per user" which is an alternative with better concurrency control. | single file per user | Integer | RW