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In the following description, the string lengths CHANLENGTH and ALFA_SIZE are mentioned. These values are defined in the API include files and listed in Table 1-2.
Send a message.
argument informationstatus = PMDF_send (item_list)
Argument | Data type | Access | Mechanism |
---|---|---|---|
item_list | item list | read | reference |
item_list
Item list specifying actions to be taken by PMDF_send. The item_list argument is the address of a list of item descriptors, each of which specifies an action and provides the information needed to perform that action. The list of item descriptors is terminated with an entry with the PMDF_END_LIST item code.4 Each item descriptor has the following C-style structure declaration:
struct { int item_code; void *item_address; int reserved; int item_length; } PMDF_item_list;PMDF_send Item Descriptor Fields
A longword (4 bytes) containing a user-supplied symbolic code specifying an action to be taken by PMDF_send. The include files described in Section 1.11 defines these codes. A description of each item code follows this list of item descriptor fields.
item_code
A longword (4 bytes) containing the user-supplied address of a character string to be used in conjunction with the action specified by the
item_address
item_code
field. Not all actions require that anitem_address
be specified.A longword (4 bytes) containing the user-supplied length of the character string pointed at by
item_length
item_address
. Not all actions require that anitem_address
be specified.
PMDF_send Item Codes
PMDF_ADDRESS_STATUS
Return status messages for each To:, Cc:, and Bcc: address specified with the PMDF_*TO, PMDF_*CC, and PMDF_*BCC item codes. When this item code is specified, all address strings specified with PMDF_*TO, PMDF_*CC, and PMDF_*BCC must have a maximum length of at least ALFA_SIZE bytes. On input to PMDF_send the string contains an address whose length is given by the associateditem_length
field. On output, PMDF_send will write the status of that address back to the address string overwriting the address stored in that string. (The original address will be given in the text of the status message.) Also on output, the magnitude of the value contained in theitem_length
field will contain the length of the status message. If the value contained in theitem_length
field is positive, then the address was legal; if the value is negative then the address was illegal. See Section 2.5.3 for example programs which use this feature. For each address built with PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, PMDF_FAX_BCC, PMDF_PRT_TO, PMDF_PRT_CC, PMDF_PRT_BCC the address of a string of length at least ALFA_SIZE bytes must be specified in theitem_address
field. On output, the success or error message associated with the address will be returned in this string. The value in theitem_length
field will give the length of the status message as well as indicate if the address was legal or illegal. The output strings will not be zero terminated. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_BCC
PMDF_ENV_BCC
PMDF_HDR_BCC
Specify a Bcc: address. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a string containing a Bcc: address. The length of the address can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. PMDF_BCC is used to specify a blind carbon copy (Bcc:) address which should appear in both the message's header and envelope. PMDF_ENV_BCC is used to specify an envelope-only Bcc: address (i.e., an active recipient) which should not appear in the message's header. PMDF_HDR_BCC is used to specify a header-only Bcc: address (i.e., an inactive recipient) which should only appear in the message's header. If PMDF_ADDRESS_STATUS is specified, then this string must have a maximum size of at least ALFA_SIZE bytes.PMDF_BLANK
When processing multiple input sources, insert a blank line between the input from each source. Ordinarily, the input files are appended one after the other with no delimiters or separators. This is the action selected with the PMDF_NOBLANK item code. By specifying the PMDF_BLANK action, PMDF_send will insert a blank line between each input file. This is especially useful when the first input file is to be treated as a source of header information and the second as the message body or part thereof. This then produces the requisite blank line between the message header and body. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_CC
PMDF_ENV_CC
PMDF_HDR_CC
Specify a Cc: address. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a string containing a Cc: address. The length of the address can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. PMDF_CC is used to specify a carbon copy (Cc:) address which should appear in both the message's header and envelope. PMDF_ENV_CC is used to specify an envelope-only Cc: address (i.e., an active recipient) which should not appear in the message's header. PMDF_HDR_CC is used to specify a header-only Cc: address (i.e., an inactive recipient) which should only appear in the message's header. If PMDF_ADDRESS_STATUS is specified, then this string must have a maximum size of at least ALFA_SIZE bytes.PMDF_CHAIN
PMDF_send immediately begins processing the list of item descriptors pointed at byitem_address
. This new list will be used immediately; any remaining items in the current list will be ignored. Theitem_length
field should contain the value 4, the length of a longword in bytes.PMDF_CHANNEL
Specify the channel to act as when enqueuing the message. If not specified, then mail will be enqueued as though sent from the local, l, channel. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the name of the channel to act as. The length of the string can not exceed CHANLENGTH bytes.PMDF_COMMENTS
Specify the body of a Comments: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a Comments: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Comments: body can be specified. Additional Comments: header lines can be created with PMDF_EXTRA_HEADER.PMDF_CONTENT_FILENAME
PMDF_NOCONTENT_FILENAME
When PMDF_CONTENT_FILENAME is specified, the name of the message input file will be included as a parameter in the MIME Content-type: header line. This action, when specified, will hold for all subsequent input files until a PMDF_NOCONTENT_FILENAME action is seen in the same item list. PMDF_NOCONTENT_FILENAME is the default. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields can be used to specify the file name, overriding the name of the input file.PMDF_CONTENT_TYPE
Specify the body of a Content-type: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a Content-type: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Content-type: body can be specified.PMDF_DELIVERY_RECEIPT_TO
Specify the body of a Delivery-receipt-to: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a Delivery-receipt-to: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Delivery-receipt-to: body can be specified.PMDF_ENC_BASE64
PMDF_ENC_COMPRESSED_BASE64
Encode data from all subsequent input sources using MIME's BASE64 encoding. In the case of PMDF_ENC_COMPRESSED_BASE64, the data is first compressed using GNU zip. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_ENC_ item codes. The default encoding is PMDF_ENC_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_ENC_BASE85
Encode data from all subsequent input sources using Adobe's ASCII85 encoding (BASE85). This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_ENC_ item codes. The default encoding is PMDF_ENC_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_ENC_BINHEX
Encode data from all subsequent input sources using the BINHEX encoding. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_ENC_ item codes. The default encoding is PMDF_ENC_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_ENC_BTOA
Encode data from all subsequent input sources using the UNIX btoa encoding. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_ENC_ item codes. The default encoding is PMDF_ENC_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_ENC_COMPRESSED_BINARY
Compress the data with GNU zip. No other encoding of the data will be done. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_ENC_ item codes. The default encoding is PMDF_ENC_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_ENC_COMPRESSED_UUENCODE
PMDF_ENC_UUENCODE
Encode data from all subsequent input sources using UUENCODE. In the case of PMDF_ENC_COMPRESSED_UUENCODE, the data is first compressed using GNU zip. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_ENC_ item codes. The default encoding is PMDF_ENC_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_ENC_HEXADECIMAL
Encode data from all subsequent input sources using a hexadecimal encoding. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_ENC_ item codes. The default encoding is PMDF_ENC_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_ENC_NONE
Data from all subsequent input sources is left unencoded (i.e., not encoded). This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_ENC_ item codes. The default encoding is PMDF_ENC_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_ENC_QUOTED_PRINTABLE
Encode data from all subsequent input sources using MIME's quoted printable encoding. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_ENC_ item codes. The default encoding is PMDF_ENC_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_ENC_UNKNOWN
Data from all subsequent input sources is left unencoded (i.e., not encoded). This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_ENC_ item codes. The default encoding is PMDF_ENC_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_END_LIST
Terminate an item list. This item code, when encountered, signals the end of the item list. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_ENV_FROM
Specify the envelope From: address to associate with a message. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the envelope From: address to use for the message submission. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one envelope From: address can be specified. The PMDF_ENV_FROM action should be used when the envelope From: address is not a local address. When the address is a local address, then merely the user name should be specified using the PMDF_USER action. If this action and the PMDF_USER actions are not specified, then the user name associated with the current process will be used. Can not be used in conjunction with the PMDF_USER or PMDF_SUB_USER item codes.PMDF_ERRORS_TO
Specify the body of an Errors-to: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of an Errors-to: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Errors-to: body can be specified.PMDF_EXTRA_HEADER
Specify an additional header line to include in the message header. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of the header line (field name and body) to place in the message header. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Any number of header lines can be added; use one item list entry per header line. PMDF_EXTRA_HEADER is intended to be used to add header lines not supported by other item codes (e.g., PMDF_SUBJECT, PMDF_KEYWORDS, etc., or to specify additional instances of header lines which can multiple times (e.g., Comments: header lines).PMDF_FAX_AFTER
Specify the value to use with an AFTER attribute in a FAX address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, or PMDF_FAX_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_FAX_AT
Specify the value to use with an AT attribute in a FAX address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, or PMDF_FAX_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_FAX_AUTH
Specify the value to use with an AUTH attribute in a FAX address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, or PMDF_FAX_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_FAX_BCC
PMDF_FAX_CC
PMDF_FAX_TO
Begin the specification of a FAX To:, Cc:, or Bcc: address. FAX addresses can be composed, one attribute at a time, using the PMDF_FAX_ item codes. The attribute-value pair list is automatically assembled from the specified attribute-value pairs, properly quoted, and the domain specification appended. The actual assembly of the address is initiated when either the item list is terminated or when another PMDF_*TO, PMDF_*CC, or PMDF_*BCC action is encountered. The FAX address to be built will be treated as a To: address when PMDF_FAX_TO is specified, as a Cc: address when PMDF_FAX_CC is specified, and as a Bcc: address when PMDF_FAX_BCC is specified. The PMDF_FAX_DOMAIN and PMDF_FAX_FN actions must be specified for each FAX address to be assembled. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action unless PMDF_ADDRESS_STATUS is specified in which case then the address of a string of length at least ALFA_SIZE bytes must be given in theitem_address
field.PMDF_FAX_DOMAIN
Specify the domain name to associate with a FAX address which is being built up (e.g., text-fax.example.com). Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the domain name. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. This action must be taken when composing a FAX address with the PMDF_FAX_ item codes. A PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, or PMDF_FAX_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_FAX_FN
Specify the value to use with an FN attribute in a FAX address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. This action must be taken when composing a FAX address with the PMDF_FAX_ item codes. A PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, or PMDF_FAX_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_FAX_FSI
Specify the value to use with an FSI attribute in a FAX address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, or PMDF_FAX_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_FAX_O
Specify the value to use with an O attribute in a FAX address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, or PMDF_FAX_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_FAX_OU
Specify the value to use with an OU attribute in a FAX address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, or PMDF_FAX_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_FAX_SETUP
Specify the value to use with a SETUP attribute in a FAX address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, or PMDF_FAX_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_FAX_SFN
Specify the value to use with a SFN attribute in a FAX address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, or PMDF_FAX_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_FAX_STN
Specify the value to use with a STN attribute in a FAX address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, or PMDF_FAX_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_FAX_TN
Specify the value to use with a TN attribute in a FAX address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, or PMDF_FAX_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_FAX_TTI
Specify the value to use with a TTI attribute in a FAX address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, or PMDF_FAX_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_FROM
Specify the address to use in the message header's From: header line.item_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the From: address. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one From: address can be specified. If this action is not used, then the From: header line will be derived from the envelope From: address.PMDF_FRUIT_OF_THE_DAY
Specify the body of a Fruit-of-the-day: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a Fruit-of-the-day: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Fruit-of-the-day: body can be specified.PMDF_HDR_ADDRS
PMDF_HDR_NOADDRS
By default, PMDF_HDR_NOADDRS, recipient addresses must be explicitly specified and any addresses in a input header file will be ignored (but will still appear in the message header). Specify PMDF_HDR_ADDRS to request that the message also be sent to recipient addresses found in any input header files. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_HDR_FILE
Specify the name of an input file containing message header lines. The first input file can be a file containing a message header. In this case, it should be specified using this item code rather than PMDF_MSG_FILE. This will ensure that the input file receives the proper processing (e.g., is not encoded, accessed using text mode access, etc.). PMDF_send will use the header lines from the input file to form an initial message header. This initial header is then modified as necessary. This functionality is useful when forwarding mail. Note that any recipient addresses in the header file will be ignored unless PMDF_HDR_ADDRS is also specified. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the input file's name. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes.PMDF_HDR_RESENT
PMDF_HDR_NORESENT
The PMDF_HDR_RESENT action selects the default behavior whereby Resent- header lines are added as necessary to the message header when the associated header line appears in any input header files. For instance, a Resent-to: header line will be added if a To: header line already appears. Specify PMDF_HDR_NORESENT to cause additional addresses to be added to existing header lines rather than through the introduction of Resent- header lines. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_HDR_PROC
Specify the address of a procedure which will return, one line at a time, header lines for the message header. Theitem_address
field specifies the address of the procedure to invoke.item_length
must be set to 4, the length in bytes of a longword. The calling format which must be used by the procedure is given in Section 2.1.3.PMDF_HDRMSG_FILE
Specify the name of an input file containing both the message header and message body. The content of the file represents an RFC 822 formatted message with at least one blank line separating the RFC 822 header from the message body. PMDF_send will use the header lines from the input file to form an initial message header. This initial header is then modified as necessary. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the input file's name. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes.PMDF_HDRMSG_PROC
Specify the address of a procedure which will return, one line at a time, each line of an RFC 822 formatted message. The RFC 822 header must come first, followed by at least one blank line, followed by the message body. Theitem_address
field specifies the address of the procedure to invoke.item_length
must be set to 4, the length in bytes of a longword. The calling format which must be used by the procedure is given in Section 2.1.3.PMDF_IGNORE_ERRORS
Send the message as long as at least one To: address was okay and at least one input source was okay. By default, the message will not be sent if any of the To: addresses are illegal (e.g., bad syntax, restricted, unknown host, etc.) or if any of the input sources proved to be bad (e.g., could not open an input file). Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_IMPORTANCE
Specify the body of an Importance: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of an Importance: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Importance: body can be specified.PMDF_IS_CHANNEL
Ignore user-to-channel access checks when enqueuing mail. This should, in general, be used only by programs which do not enqueue mail in behalf of a user. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_IS_NOT_CHANNEL
Do not ignore user-to-channel access checks when enqueuing mail. This should, in general, be used by programs such as user agents which enqueue mail for users. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_KEYWORDS
Specify the body of a Keywords: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a Keywords: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Keywords: body can be specified.PMDF_MAX_BLOCKS
Specify the maximum number of blocks per message. If, when the message is enqueued, the message size exceeds this limit, then the message will be fragmented into smaller messages, each fragment no larger than the specified block size. The individual fragments are MIME compliant messages which use MIME's message/partial content type. MIME compliant mailers or user agents which receive the fragments can automatically re-assemble the fragmented message. (PMDF channels must be marked with thedefragment
keyword in order for automatic message re-assembly to occur.) The size of a block can vary from site to site --- sites can change this value from its default value of 1,024 bytes. Use the PMDF API routine PMDF_get_block_size to determine the size in bytes of a block. Or, alternatively, use the PMDF_MAX_BYTES item code instead. Theitem_address
field specifies the address of a longword integer whose value is the maximum block size per message or message fragment.item_length
must be set to 4, the length in bytes of a longword integer. By default, no limit is imposed. This default can be re-instated by specifying a value of -1. This limit can be simultaneously imposed with other limits.PMDF_MAX_BYTES
Specify the maximum number of bytes per message. If, when the message is enqueued, the message size exceeds this limit, then the message will be fragmented into smaller messages, each fragment no larger than the specified byte size. The individual fragments are MIME compliant messages which use MIME's message/partial content type. MIME compliant mailers or user agents which receive the fragments can automatically re-assemble the fragmented message. (PMDF channels must be marked with thedefragment
keyword in order for automatic message re-assembly to occur.) Theitem_address
field specifies the address of a longword integer whose value is the maximum bytes per message or message fragment.item_length
must be set to 4, the length in bytes of a longword integer. By default, no limit is imposed. This default can be re-instated by using a value of -1. This limit can be simultaneously imposed with other limits.PMDF_MAX_LINES
Specify the maximum number of message lines per message. If, when the message is enqueued, the number of message lines exceeds this limit, then the message will be fragmented into smaller messages, each fragment with no more than the specified number of lines. The individual fragments are MIME compliant messages which use MIME's message/partial content type. MIME compliant mailers or user agents which receive the fragments can automatically re-assemble the fragmented message. (PMDF channels must be marked with thedefragment
keyword in order for automatic message re-assembly to occur.) Theitem_address
field specifies the address of a longword integer whose value is the maximum number of message lines per message or message fragment.item_length
must be set to 4, the length in bytes of a longword integer. By default, no limit is imposed. This default can be re-instated by using a value of -1. This limit can be simultaneously imposed with other limits.PMDF_MAX_TO
Specify the maximum number of envelope To: addresses per message copy. If, when the message is enqueued, the number of envelope To: addresses for the message exceeds this limit, then the message will be broken into multiple copies, each copy with no more than the specified number of envelope To: addresses. Theitem_address
field specifies the address of a longword integer whose value is the maximum number of envelope To: addresses per message copy.item_length
must be set to 4, the length in bytes of a longword integer. By default, no limit is imposed. This default can be re-instated by using a value of -1. This limit can be simultaneously imposed with other limits.PMDF_MODE_BLOCK
Access subsequent input files using block mode I/O. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_MODE_ item codes. The default access mode is that selected with PMDF_MODE_UNKNOWN. This access mode will not be applied to input procedures. On OpenVMS systems, this setting should be used for binary files. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_MODE_RECORD
Access subsequent input sources using record mode I/O. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_MODE_ item codes. The default access mode is that selected with PMDF_MODE_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_MODE_RECORD_CRATTRIBUTE
Access subsequent input sources using record mode I/O preserving carriage return record terminators. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_MODE_ item codes. The default access mode is that selected with PMDF_MODE_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_MODE_RECORD_CRLFATTRIBUTE
Access subsequent input sources using record mode I/O preserving carriage return, line feed record terminators. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_MODE_ item codes. The default access mode is that selected with PMDF_MODE_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_MODE_RECORD_LFATTRIBUTE
Access subsequent input sources using record mode I/O preserving line feed record terminators. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_MODE_ item codes. The default access mode is that selected with PMDF_MODE_UNKNOWN. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_MODE_TEXT
Access subsequent input sources using text mode I/O. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_MODE_ item codes. The default access mode is that selected with PMDF_MODE_UNKNOWN. This setting or that selected with PMDF_MODE_UNKNOWN must be use for input files containing message header information and should be used for ordinary text files. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_MODE_UNKNOWN
Access subsequent input sources using text mode I/O. This setting can be changed with any of the other PMDF_MODE_ item codes. The default access mode is that selected with PMDF_MODE_UNKNOWN. This setting or that selected with PMDF_MODE_TEXT must be use for input sources containing message header information and should be used for ordinary text files. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_MSG_FILE
Specify an input file to read and include in the message body. The file will be read using the current access mode and encoded using the current encoding as specified by PMDF_MODE_ and PMDF_ENC_ item codes. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the name of the input file. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes.PMDF_MSG_PROC
Specify the address of a procedure which will return, one line at a time, data for the message body. Each line of input obtained from the procedure will be treated using the current access mode and encoded using the current encoding as specified by PMDF_MODE_ and PMDF_ENC_ item codes. Note, however, that the block access mode will not be applied to input procedures. Theitem_address
field specifies the address of the procedure to invoke.item_length
must be set to 4, the length in bytes of a longword integer. The calling format which must be used by the procedure is given in Section 2.1.3.PMDF_NOADDRESS_ERRORS
Do not return status messages for To:, Cc:, and Bcc: addresses. This is the default setting. The strings containing To:, Cc:, and Bcc: addresses specified with PMDF_TO, PMDF_CC, PMDF_BCC, PMDF_ENV_TO, PMDF_ENV_CC, PMDF_ENV_BCC, PMDF_HDR_TO, PMDF_HDR_CC, and PMDF_HDR_BCC need only be long enough to contain the actual addresses. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_NOBLANK
When processing multiple input source, do not insert insert a blank line between the input from one source and the next. This is the default behavior: the input from each input source is appended one after the other with no delimiters or separators marking the transition between sources. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_NOIGNORE_ERRORS
Send the message only if all To: addresses are okay and all input sources are okay. This is the default. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action.PMDF_ORGANIZATION
Specify the body of an Organization: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of an Organization: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Organization: body can be specified.PMDF_PRIORITY
Specify the body of a Priority: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a Priority: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Priority: body can be specified.PMDF_PRIV_DISABLE_PROC
The address of a procedure to invoke immediately after enqueuing a message so as to disable process privileges. See the description of the PMDF_PRIV_ENABLE_PROC item code for details on the use of this item code. This item code must be used in conjunction with the PMDF_PRIV_ENABLE_PROC item code. Theitem_length
field is ignored by this action.PMDF_PRIV_ENABLE_PROC
The address of a procedure to invoke immediately before enqueuing a message so as to enable process privileges. Privileges are required to enqueue messages. It is possible to provide PMDF_send with the address of two procedures to call. One procedure is called immediately prior to enqueuing a message thereby allowing process privileges to be enabled. The second procedure is then called immediately after the message has been enqueued thereby allowing process privileges to be disabled. See Section 2.3 for further details on the use of this item code. This item code must be used in conjunction with the PMDF_PRIV_DISABLE_PROC item code. Theitem_length
field is ignored by this action.PMDF_PRT_AT
Specify the value to use with an AT attribute in a printer To: address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_PRT_TO, PMDF_PRT_CC, or PMDF_PRT_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_PRT_BCC
PMDF_PRT_CC
PMDF_PRT_CC
Begin the specification of a printer To:, Cc:, or Bcc: address. Printer addresses can be composed, one attribute at a time, using the PMDF_PRT_ item codes. The attribute-value pair list is automatically assembled from the specified attribute-value pairs, properly quoted, and the domain specification appended. The actual assembly of the address is initiated when either the item list is terminated or when another PMDF_*TO, PMDF_*CC, or PMDF_*BCC action is encountered. The printer address to be built will be treated as a To: address when PMDF_PRT_TO is specified, as a Cc: address when PMDF_PRT_CC is specified, and as a Bcc: address when PMDF_PRT_BCC is specified. The PMDF_PRT_DOMAIN action must be specified for each printer address to be assembled. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields are ignored by this action unless PMDF_ADDRESS_STATUS is specified in which case then the address of a string of length at least ALFA_SIZE bytes must be given in theitem_address
field.PMDF_PRT_DOMAIN
Specify the domain name to associate with a printer address which is being built up (e.g., printer.example.com). Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the domain name. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. This action must be taken when composing a printer address with the PMDF_PRT_ item codes. A PMDF_PRT_TO, PMDF_PRT_CC, or PMDF_PRT_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_PRT_MS
Specify the value to use with an MS attribute in a printer To: address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_PRT_TO, PMDF_PRT_CC, or PMDF_PRT_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_PRT_O
Specify the value to use with an O attribute in a printer To: address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_PRT_TO, PMDF_PRT_CC, or PMDF_PRT_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_PRT_OU
Specify the value to use with an OU attribute in a printer To: address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_PRT_TO, PMDF_PRT_CC, or PMDF_PRT_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_PRT_P1
...
PMDF_PRT_P8
Specify the value to use with a P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P7, or P8 attribute in a printer To: address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_PRT_TO, PMDF_PRT_CC, or PMDF_PRT_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_PRT_TN
Specify the value to use with a TN attribute in a printer To: address which is being built up. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the value to use. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. A PMDF_PRT_TO, PMDF_PRT_CC, or PMDF_PRT_BCC action must have appeared prior to using this action.PMDF_READ_RECEIPT_TO
Specify the body of a Read-receipt-to: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a Read-receipt-to: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Read-receipt-to: body can be specified.PMDF_REFERENCES
Specify the body of a References: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a References: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one References: body can be specified.PMDF_REPLY_TO
Specify the body of a Reply-to: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a Reply-to: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Reply-to: body can be specified.PMDF_RESENT_FROM
Specify the body of a Resent-From: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a Reply-to: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Reply-to: body can be specified.PMDF_RESENT_REPLY_TO
Specify the body of a Resent-reply-to: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a Resent-reply-to: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Resent-reply-to: body can be specified.PMDF_SENSITIVITY
Specify the body of a Sensitivity: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a Sensitivity: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Sensitivity: body can be specified.PMDF_SUBADDRESS
Specify a subaddress to use when generating a return address from a user name specified with the PMDF_USER item code. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the subaddress. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one subaddress can be specified per message. The PMDF_USER action must be used in conjunction with this item code.PMDF_SUBJECT
Specify the body of a Subject: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a Subject: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Subject: body can be specified.PMDF_TO
PMDF_ENV_TO
PMDF_HDR_TO
Specify a To: address. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a string containing a To: address. The length of the address can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. PMDF_TO is used to specify a To: address which should appear in both the message's header and envelope. PMDF_ENV_TO is used to specify an envelope-only To: address (i.e., an active recipient) which should not appear in the message's header. PMDF_HDR_TO is used to specify a header-only address To: (i.e., an inactive recipient) which should only appear in the message's header. If PMDF_ADDRESS_STATUS is specified, then this string must have a maximum size of at least ALFA_SIZE bytes.PMDF_USER
Specify the user name to use for the envelope From: and header line From: addresses. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string containing the user name. The PMDF_ENV_FROM action should be used when the envelope From: address is not a local address. When the address is a local address, then merely the user name should be specified using the PMDF_USER action. If this action and the PMDF_ENV_FROM actions are not specified, then the user name associated with the current process will be used. Under OpenVMS, WORLD privilege --- as a default privilege --- is required to use this action when the specified From: address does not agree with the user name of the process enqueuing the message. On UNIX, the process must have the same (real) UID as theroot
orpmdf
account. If the process lacks sufficient privileges, the SS$_NOWORLD (OpenVMS) or PMDF__INSUFPRIV (UNIX) error will be returned. On NT systems, the process must be a privileged process such as Administrator. Can not be used in conjunction with the PMDF_ENV_FROM item code.PMDF_WARNINGS_TO
Specify the body of a Warnings-to: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a Warnings-to: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one Warnings-to: body can be specified.PMDF_X_ORGANIZATION
Specify the body of a X-Organization: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a X-Organization: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one X-Organization: body can be specified.PMDF_X_PS_QUALIFIERS
Specify the body of a X-PS-Qualifiers: header line. Theitem_address
anditem_length
fields specify the address and length of a text string to place in the body of a X-PS-Qualifiers: header line. The length of the string can not exceed ALFA_SIZE bytes. Only one X-PS-Qualifiers: body can be specified.
Send a message. The processing carried out to address the message, generate the message's header and body, and enqueue the message is specified through the item_list argument. Refer to Section 2.1 for details on how to use PMDF_send. In the event of an error (an even return value), no message will be sent.
PMDF__OK Normal, successful completion. PMDF__ADDRERRS One or more illegal envelope To: addresses prevented the message from being sent. PMDF__ALLADDRBAD Message contained no legal envelope To: addresses; no message sent. PMDF__BADITEMADDR item_address
associated with an item list entry is illegal.PMDF__BADITEMCODE Unrecognized item_code
specified in an item list entry.PMDF__BADITEMSIZE item_length
associated with an item list entry is incorrect.PMDF__ERRFDLPROC An error occurred while attempting to process an OpenVMS file descriptor for an input file. PMDF__ERROPENINP An error occurred while attempting to open an input file. PMDF__ERRPROCINP An error occurred while processing an input source. PMDF__FCRT File create error. The message could not be placed in the PMDF message queues. This is typically due to insufficient privileges although other possibilities exist such as insufficient disk space. Message not enqueued. PMDF__FILOPNERRS An error occurred while processing an input source. PMDF__FOPN Initialization failed. One or more PMDF configuration files could not be accessed. PMDF configuration files are incorrectly protected. PMDF__HOST Illegal address specified ( e.g., bad syntax, illegal mail box name, corresponds to a restricted mailing list, etc.). PMDF__INCOMPITMS Incompatible item codes specified. PMDF__INSUFPRIV Process must have the same (real) UID as either the root
orpmdf
account in order to specify with the PMDF_USER item code a user name different than that of the current process. This error code is only returned on UNIX.PMDF__MISGNSTART A PMDF_FAX_* or PMDF_PRT_* item code was used without first specifying a PMDF_FAX_TO, PMDF_FAX_CC, PMDF_FAX_BCC, PMDF_PRT_TO, PMDF_PRT_CC, or PMDF_PRT_BCC item code. PMDF__NO Initialization failed owing to a version mismatch between the current version of PMDF and the site's compiled configuration. Either the PMDF configuration needs to be recompiled or the character set tables need to be recompiled. PMDF__NOADDRESSES No To:, Cc:, or Bcc: addresses specified. PMDF__NOOP Message had no envelope To: addresses; its delivery was effected by simply deleting it. PMDF__STRTRUERR A string specified in one of the item list entries exceeds, in length, the maximum size allowed for the associated item code. SS$_NOWORLD OpenVMS WORLD default privilege is required to specify with the PMDF_USER item code a user name different than that of the current process. This error code is only returned on OpenVMS. On OpenVMS Systems Any error returned by the $GETJPI System Service or the STR$TRIM or STR$UPCASE OpenVMS Run Time Library routines.
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