Lines of
smtp2tg.toml.example
from check-in 14ef340959
that are changed by the sequence of edits moving toward
check-in 0acb6536ae:
1: # vi:ft=toml:
2: # Telegram API key
3: api_key = "YOU_KNOW_WHERE_TO_GET_THIS"
4:
5: # Telegram API gateway (when you are running your own)
6: api_gateway = "https://api.telegram.org" # <- note no trailing slash
7:
8: # where to listen on (sockets are not supported since 0.3.0)
9: listen_on = "0.0.0.0:25"
10:
14ef340959 2026-01-01 11: # whether we need to handle unknown adresses
14ef340959 2026-01-01 12: # - relay: send them to default one
14ef340959 2026-01-01 13: # - deny: drop them
14ef340959 2026-01-01 14: unknown = "relay"
14ef340959 2026-01-01 15:
14ef340959 2026-01-01 16: # default fields to show in message header
14ef340959 2026-01-01 17: fields = [ "date", "from", "subject" ]
18:
19: # which domains are allowed in addresses
20: # this means that any unqualified recipient "somebody" will also match
21: # to "somebody@each_domain"
22: domains = [ "localhost", "current.hostname" ]
23:
24: # default recipient, should be specified
14ef340959 2026-01-01 25: # still can be a user, channel or group
26: default = 0
27:
28: [recipients]
29: # make sure you quote emails, as "@" can't go there unquoted. And by default
14ef340959 2026-01-01 30: # we need FQDNs
31: "somebody@example.com" = 1 # user id's are positive
32: "root" = -1 # group id's are negative
33:
34: # to look up chat/group id you can use debug settings in Telegram clients,
35: # or some bot like @getidsbot or @RawDataBot