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Directive · Block <acct-file>
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record-fields
<acct-file>
critical
set by the Hub
Directive
The field list for one record type; the default is the star, meaning the default field set marked in the manual’s tables; it supports exclusions and arbitrary message headers.
records
<acct-file>
critical
set by the Hub
Directive
A list of eight possible accounting record types; the default is deliveries and local bounces.
http-webhook-url
<acct-file>
set by the Hub
Directive
An endpoint that receives accounting records over HTTP; the path in the block tag stays and serves as intermediate storage.
iso-times
<acct-file>
Directive
Whether to write timestamps in ISO format; yes by default.
privacy-policy
<acct-file>
Directive
Replaces the local part of an address with a placeholder or a hash; the default is to leave it as is.
sync
<acct-file>
Directive
Makes the operating system flush the accounting file’s buffers regularly; off by default.
delete-after
<acct-file>
set by the Hub
Directive
The retention period of an accounting file before deletion; the default is eight days, and it applies only without moving.
http-webhook-extra-headers
<acct-file>
set by the Hub
Directive
A path to a file whose every line is an HTTP header added to the request carrying a batch of records.
http-webhook-max-connections
<acct-file>
Directive
The number of threads sending accounting records to the endpoint; the default is one, the ceiling fifty.
http-webhook-max-interval
<acct-file>
set by the Hub
Directive
The interval for collecting records into a batch before sending; the minimum is one minute, the default five.
map-header-to-field
<acct-file>
Directive
Puts the contents of a message header into a ready-made field of the chosen record type; not set by default.
max-size
<acct-file>
set by the Hub
Directive
A ceiling at which a new file is started; for a webhook — the maximum batch size.
move-to
<acct-file>
Directive
The destination directory for moving accounting files; by default there is no moving.
queue-filter
<acct-file>
Directive
A list of queue names with optional negation; by default records of all queues are written.
user-string
<acct-file>
Directive
Arbitrary text that goes into the userstring field; it works only if that field is listed in the field set.
world-readable
<acct-file>
Directive
Gives all users of the node the right to read new accounting files; no by default.
count-moved-records
<acct-file>
Directive
Appends the number of records to the log message about moving a CSV file; off by default.
http-webhook-ca-file
<acct-file>
Directive
Path to a PEM file with authority certificates by which the node verifies the endpoint’s certificate.
http-webhook-certificate
<acct-file>
Directive
A PEM file with the certificate the node presents to the endpoint if the endpoint requests it.
http-webhook-connect-timeout
<acct-file>
Directive
The wait limit when connecting to the webhook endpoint; the default is five seconds.
http-webhook-io-timeout
<acct-file>
Directive
The wait limit for any exchange operation with the endpoint after the connection is established; the default is five seconds.
http-webhook-log-verbose
<acct-file>
Directive
Adds messages about sending batches to the engine log, not only about errors; off by default.
http-webhook-transfer-encoding
<acct-file>
Directive
The only supported value is gzip; by default the content goes out uncompressed.
move-interval
<acct-file>
Directive
The interval for moving the accounting file; the default is a day, and it works only together with a destination directory.
retry-interval
<acct-file>
Directive
The interval for restarting the program that receives the records; the default is five minutes, only for the pipe form.
write-timeout
<acct-file>
Directive
The wait limit for writing to the program, so that an unresponsive collector does not hold up the node; the default is one minute.