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! # List of headers to select and weed when printing messages.
! #
! # NOTE: This is used with p)rint -command
! # and not with P)rint text command
! ### printhdrs =
!
! # List of domains which are not accepted on mail addresses or as server
! # names.
! #
! # See also RFC 6761: Special-Use Domain Names
! #
! # List only these domain names which application software should recognize
! # as special.
! #
! # If domain name is given as ".domain" then it blacklists names under that
! # domain. If name is given as "domain" then also "domain" itself (and names
! # under it) are blacklisted.
! #
! # These names are not looked up with name resolution APIs. However
! # these are (still) read directly from /etc/hosts
! #
! # See also: static-hosts-max-names, name-lookup-cache-time,
! # special-use-domains-lookup
! ### special-use-domains-blacklist = invalid .onion
!
! # Indicates direct use of /etc/hosts file
! #
! # Possible values:
#
! # none Nothing specified
#
! # static-hosts Names given on special-use-domains-blacklist
! # are looked from /etc/hosts
#
! # See also: static-hosts-max-names, special-use-domains-blacklist
! ### special-use-domains-lookup = static-hosts
!
! # The shell to use for shell escapes. If not set value from passwd is used.
! ### shell = $SHELL
!
! # path to readmsg program
! ### readmsg = {bin}/readmsg
!
! # Directory to use for temporary files.
#
! # See also: local-sessionlock-dir
! ### tmpdir = /tmp/
!
! # Pathname to the saved calendar entries file.
! ### calendar = ~/calendar

# if this variable is ON, it is possible to give phrase
# for group aliases, which is included to address list
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# Section 1: General Program Configuration Options
#

! # This option specifies how translation from ip-address to hostname
! # is done.
#
! # Possible values:
#
! # normal Use normal address -lookup API
! # (that is gethostbyaddr()).
! # gethostbyaddr Use gethostbyaddr()
! # getnameinfo Use getnameinfo()
#
! # Note that getnameinfo() can return only one name for ip-address.
#
! # See also: mail-services-lookup
! ### address-lookup = normal

# if this variable is ON, it is possible to give phrase
# for group aliases, which is included to address list
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# See also: showto, mailname (on global elm.rc)
### alternatives =

- # if this variable is ON, Elm will show who the message is to rather than
- # who it is from in the headers display if the message is not
- # addressed to user.
- #
- # See also: alternatives
- ### showto = OFF
-
- # list of options that can be configured at the "o)ptions