@@ -54,24 +54,27 @@ configuration in easy human readable output.
5454 ** -f** option can be supplied multiple times.
5555
5656 Possible names for the *filter* are:
57- : **lname**
58- : The local hostname, e.g. mail.example.com.
57+ : **protocol**
58+ : The protocol, e.g. imap or pop3
59+
60+ : **local_name**
61+ : The local hostname for TLS SNI matching, e.g. mail.example.com.
5962
60- This will only match hostnames which were configured like:
63+ This matches filters which were configured like:
6164 : **local_name mail.example.com { # special settings }**
6265
6366 : **local**
64- : The server's hostname or IP address.
67+ : The local hostname or IP address.
6568
66- This will also match hostnames which were configured like:
67- : **local imap.example.net { # special settings }**
68-
69- : **protocol, service**
70- : The protocol, e.g. imap or pop3
69+ This matches filters which were configured like:
70+ : **local 1.2.3.0/24 { # special settings }**
7171
7272 : **remote**
7373 : The client's hostname or IP address.
7474
75+ This matches filters which were configured like:
76+ : **remote 1.2.3.0/24 { # special settings }**
77+
7578** -h**
7679: Hide the setting's name, show only the setting's value.
7780
@@ -111,7 +114,7 @@ networks/subnets it is possible to show which settings will be applied
111114for a specific connection.
112115
113116``` sh
114- doveconf -f local=10.0.0.110 -f remote=10.11.1.2 -f service =pop3 -n
117+ doveconf -f local=10.0.0.110 -f remote=10.11.1.2 -f protocol =pop3 -n
115118```
116119
117120** doveconf** can be also used to convert v1.x configuration files into
@@ -134,10 +137,10 @@ Ask **doveconf** for a protocol specific setting. Uses the **-h**
134137option, in order to hide the setting's name:
135138
136139``` sh
137- doveconf -h -f protocol=imap mail_plugins
140+ doveconf -h -f protocol=imap login_greeting
138141```
139142```
140- quota imap_quota
143+ Dovecot ready.
141144```
142145
143146Dump a whole configuration section:
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