On 2013-09-01 7:37 PM, Andreas Kasenides <andreas@cymail.eu> wrote:
On 31-08-2013 13:07, Kai Hendry wrote:
However I found /usr/share/doc/dovecot/example-config/conf.d/ a little scary, since I like to have my configs as minimalistic as possible, e.g.
I suggest you forget all the options and concentrate on the ones you intend to use. Dovecot has defaults for most options that make sense.
Precisely. *Never* change a default (goes for any/all software) unless you know exactly why you are doing so.
One technique you can use is to create your own config file in conf.d/ for your modifications, name it something like 99-myConfig.conf (as long as config files in conf.f/ are included which they are by default) which causes it to be loaded last, and add your changes there. This way, it doesn't matter what is in any of the other config files, any changes you make will override them, and if you don't override something, you know you'll be using the default.
This makes keeping up with your mods during upgrades much easier too.
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