config.xml

<!-- SPAMGrinderProxy config.xml file. -->

<config>

<SpamAssassin>
	<!-- If using SpamAssassin, set to 1, otherwise 0. -->
	<UseSpamAssassin>1</UseSpamAssassin>
	<!-- Add SA command-line switches here (-a for autowhitelist). -->
	<SASwitches>-a</SASwitches>
</SpamAssassin>
	
<SPAMGrinderProxyFilters>
	<!-- Set to 1 if you want to use SPAMGrinderProxy's internal spam filters, 0 if not. -->
	<UseSPAMGrinderFilters>0</UseSPAMGrinderFilters>
	<DNSBL>
		<!-- Add DNSBL servers below (these need to return an IP for a blacklist match;
		typically it'll be 127.0.0.2 but any return is considered a spam hit). -->
		<server>bl.spamcop.net</server>
		<server>sbl.spamhaus.org</server>
		<server>spam.dnsrbl.net</server>
	</DNSBL>
</SPAMGrinderProxyFilters>
	
<POP>
	<!-- Set to 1 if using POP3 proxy, 0 if not. -->
	<UsePOP>1</UsePOP>
	<!-- If SPAMGrinderProxy is running on same machine as e-mail client, set ProxyServer
	to "localhost".  Otherwise enter the DNS name of machine. -->
	<ProxyServer>localhost</ProxyServer>
	<!-- Enter your ISP's outgoing SMTP server here. -->
	<POPSMTPServer>localhost</POPSMTPServer>
	<!-- Set the POP3 proxy listening port and outgoing ISP port (normally 110 for both).
	These can be changed if you want to chain together proxy applications. -->
	<IncomingPort>110</IncomingPort>
	<OutgoingPort>110</OutgoingPort>
</POP>

<SMTP>
	<!-- Set to 1 if using SMTP proxy, 0 if not. This is for e-mail servers. -->
	<UseSMTP>0</UseSMTP>
	<!-- Enter DNS name of the actual SMTP server (or localhost if on same machine). -->
	<SMTPServer>localhost</SMTPServer>
	<!-- Set SMTP incoming and outgoing ports.  SPAMGrinderProxy listens to the incoming
	and connects to the SMTP server using the outgoing. -->
	<SMTPincomingPort>25</SMTPincomingPort>
	<SMTPoutgoingPort>25</SMTPoutgoingPort>
</SMTP>

<!-- FOR DEBUGGING ONLY: Set to 1 to write log files to a temp folder. -->
<EnableLogging>1</EnableLogging>
<!-- Enter a path (with trailing backslash) for log files or leave blank for system temp folder. -->
<LogFilePath></LogFilePath>
<!-- Enter connection timeout value in seconds (0 for infinite) -->
<ConnectionTimeout>60</ConnectionTimeout>
	
</config>