user/netqmail: new package. First of *many* iterations.

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+# netqmail configuration for SMTP servers.
+
+# Most of the configuration for qmail is done in /var/qmail/control.
+# Please read the documentation of qmail-control(5) and
+# and adjust the files in /var/qmail/control according to your needs.
+# In particular, that's where options for *routing* and *sending*
+# mail are set.
+
+# The file you're viewing is about *receiving* mail.
+
+
+# List the IP addresses (v4 or v6) where a SMTP daemon should
+# be listening. v4 and v6 are handled separately (if you have
+# one interface, you need to list both its IPv4 and its IPv6
+# address).
+# 0.0.0.0 means all v4 addresses. Remove it if you want to
+# list v4 addresses explicitly.
+# :: means all v6 addresses. Remove it if you want to
+# list v6 addresses explicitly.
+
+SMTPD_IPS="0.0.0.0 ::"
+
+
+# TLS configuration.
+# If you want to have SMTP-over-TLS daemons, the
+# SMTPSD_KEYFILE should point to your private key, and the
+# SMTPSD_CERTFILE should point to your certificate.
+# Leave them empty for no SMTP-over-TLS.
+
+SMTPSD_KEYFILE=
+SMTPSD_CERTFILE=
+
+
+# List the IP addresses (v4 or v6) where a SMTP-over-TLS daemon
+# should be listening. This will only be used if SMTPSD_KEYFILE
+# and SMTPSD_CERTFILE are defined.
+
+SMTPSD_IPS="0.0.0.0 ::"
+
+
+# Relaying configuration.
+# If you want qmail to act as a relay for some subnets, declare
+# the subnets here: for instance 1.2.3.0/24, 1.2.3.4/30,
+# 0001:0002:0003:0004::/64. A single IP is a subnet with a netmask
+# of 32 (for IPv4) or 128 (for IPv6).
+# DO NOT ADD PUBLIC IP ADDRESSES THAT YOU DO NOT OWN. Doing this
+# would make you an open relay and get you blacklisted by spam cops.
+
+RELAY_SUBNETS=""