Table 2-6 Channel Block Keywords Grouped by Functionality
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Keyword |
Section |
Usage |
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Addresses |
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733
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2.3.4.1
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Use % routing in the envelope; synonymous with
percents
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822
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2.3.4.1
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Use source routes in the envelope; synonymous with
sourceroute
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acceptalladdresses
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2.3.4.92
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Accept all recipient addresses during SMTP dialogue.
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acceptvalidaddresses
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2.3.4.92
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Accept only valid recipient addresses during SMTP dialogue.
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aliaslocal
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2.3.4.69
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Query alias file and alias database
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authrewrite
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2.3.4.44
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Use SMTP AUTH information in header
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bangoverpercent
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2.3.4.2
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Group A!B%C as A!(B%C)
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bangstyle
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2.3.4.1
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Use UUCP ! routing in the envelope; synonymous with
uucp
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defaulthost
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2.3.4.47
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Specify a domain name to use to complete addresses
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exproute
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2.3.4.3
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Explicit routing for this channel's addresses
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grey
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2.3.4.83
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Use Grey Book address formats (inverted order domains)
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holdlimit
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2.3.4.16
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.HELD an incoming message when the number of addressees exceeds this
limit
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improute
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2.3.4.3
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Implicit routing for this channel's addresses
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inline
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2.3.4.90
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Perform directory channel lookups immediately
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missingrecipientpolicy
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2.3.4.48
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Set policy for how to legalize (which header to add) messages that are
lacking any recipient headers
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nobangoverpercent
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2.3.4.2
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Group A!B%C as (A!B)%C (default)
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nodefaulthost
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2.3.4.47
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Do not specify a domain name to use to complete addresses
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noexproute
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2.3.4.3
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No explicit routing for this channel's addresses
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nogrey
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2.3.4.83
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Do not use Grey Book address formats
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noimproute
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2.3.4.3
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No implicit routing for this channel's addresses
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noinline
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2.3.4.90
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Do not do directory channel lookups immediately
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noremotehost
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2.3.4.47
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Use local host's domain name as the default domain name to complete
addresses
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norestricted
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2.3.4.57
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Do not apply RFC 1137 restricted encoding to addresses
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noreverse
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2.3.4.55
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Do not apply reverse database to addresses
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norules
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2.3.4.6
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Do not do channel-specific rewrite rule checks
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percents
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2.3.4.1
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Use % routing in the envelope; synonymous with
733
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remotehost
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2.3.4.47
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Use remote host's name as the default domain name to complete addresses
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restricted
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2.3.4.57
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Apply RFC 1137 restricted encoding to addresses
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reverse
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2.3.4.55
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Apply reverse database or REVERSE mapping to addresses
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routelocal
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2.3.4.4
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Rewriting should shortcircuit routing addresses
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rules
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2.3.4.6
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Do channel-specific rewrite rule checks
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sourceroute
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2.3.4.1
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Use source routes in the message envelope; synonymous with
822
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subaddressexact
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2.3.4.71
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Alias must match exactly, including exact subaddress match
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subaddressrelaxed
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2.3.4.71
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Alias without subaddress may match
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subaddresswild
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2.3.4.71
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Alias with subaddress wildcard may match
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unrestricted
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2.3.4.57
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Do not apply RFC 1137 restricted encoding to addresses
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uucp
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2.3.4.1
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Use UUCP ! routing in the envelope; synonymous with
bangstyle
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validatelocalmsgstore
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2.3.4.70
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Enqueuing channels check that the local part of addresses they enqueue
to this channel matches a PMDF Message Store account
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validatelocalnone
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2.3.4.70
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Enqueuing channels perform no validatation check on the local part of
addresses they enqueue to this channel
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validatelocalsystem
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2.3.4.70
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Enqueuing channels check that the local part of addresses they enqueue
to this channel matches an account on the system
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Attachments and MIME processing |
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convert_octet_stream
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2.3.4.54
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Convert application/octet-stream material as appropriate
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defragment
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2.3.4.76
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Reassemble any MIME-compliant message/partial parts queued to this
channel
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+
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foreign
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2.3.4.53
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Use VMS MAIL's foreign message format as needed with VMS MAIL
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ignoreencoding
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2.3.4.60
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Ignore Encoding: header on incoming messages
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ignoremessageencoding
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2.3.4.60
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Ignore Encoding: header on embedded messages
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ignoremultipartencoding
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2.3.4.60
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Ignore Encoding: header on multipart messages
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interpretencoding
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2.3.4.60
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Interpret Encoding: header on incoming messages
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interpretmessageencoding
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2.3.4.60
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Interpret Encoding: header on embedded messages
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interpretmultipartencoding
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2.3.4.60
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Interpret Encoding: header on multipart messages
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linelength
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2.3.4.52
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Message lines exceeding this length limit will be wrapped
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maxblocks
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2.3.4.77
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Maximum number of PMDF blocks per message; longer messages are broken
into multiple messages
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maxlines
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2.3.4.77
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Maximum number of message lines per message; longer messages are broken
into multiple messages
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noconvert_octet_stream
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2.3.4.54
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Do not convert application/octet-stream material
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nodefragment
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2.3.4.76
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Do not perform special processing for message/partial messages
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+
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noforeign
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2.3.4.53
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Do not use VMS MAIL's foreign message format
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nolinelimit
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2.3.4.78
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No limit specified for the number of lines allowed per message
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Character sets and eight bit data |
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charset7
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2.3.4.51
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Default character set to associate with 7-bit text messages
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charset8
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2.3.4.51
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Default character set to associate with 8-bit text messages
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charsetesc
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2.3.4.51
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Default character set to associate with text containing the escape
character
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eightbit
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2.3.4.50
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Channel supports eight bit characters
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eightnegotiate
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2.3.4.50
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Channel should negotiate use of eight bit transmission if possible
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eightstrict
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2.3.4.50
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Channel should reject messages that contain unnegotiated eight bit data
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sevenbit
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2.3.4.50
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Channel does not support eight bit characters; eight bit characters
must be encoded
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File creation in the PMDF queue area |
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addrsperfile
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2.3.4.15
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Number of addresses per message file
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expandchannel
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2.3.4.16
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Channel in which to perform deferred expansion due to application of
expandlimit
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expandlimit
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2.3.4.16
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Process an incoming message "off-line" when the number of
addressees exceeds this limit
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+
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logicaldisk
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2.3.4.30
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Spread PMDF channel queues across multiple disks
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multiple
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2.3.4.15
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Accepts multiple destination hosts in a single message copy
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+
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nologicaldisk
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2.3.4.30
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Store PMDF channel queues on a single disk
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single
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2.3.4.15
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Only one envelope To: address per message copy
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single_sys
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2.3.4.15
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Each message copy must be for a single destination system
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subdirs
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2.3.4.17
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Use multiple subdirectories
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Gateway/firewall/mailhub/Message Router channel connection |
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daemon
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2.3.4.81
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Specify name of a gateway daemon (host) to route to
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lastresort
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2.3.4.39
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Specify a last resort host
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multigate
|
2.3.4.82
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Channel serves multiple BITNET gateways
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nomultigate
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2.3.4.82
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Channel does not serve multiple BITNET gateways
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user
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<REFERENCE>(HEAD2_CHANNELORIGINATORTAG\VALUE)
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Specify account under which to run the pipe channel or specify Message
Router mailbox name
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Headers |
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+
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addlineaddrs
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2.3.4.94
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Add all addresses from VMS MAIL TO and CC lines to PMDF headers. (Usage
discouraged; use with caution.)
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authrewrite
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2.3.4.44
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Use SMTP AUTH information in header
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commentinc
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2.3.4.67
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Leave comments in message header lines intact
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commentomit
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2.3.4.67
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Remove comments from message header lines
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commentstrip
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2.3.4.67
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Remove problematic characters from comment field in message header lines
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commenttotal
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2.3.4.67
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Strip comments (material in parentheses) everywhere
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datefour
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2.3.4.72
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Convert date/time specifications to four digit years
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datetwo
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2.3.4.72
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Convert date/time specifications to two digit years
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dayofweek
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2.3.4.73
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Include day of week in date/time specifications
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defaulthost
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2.3.4.47
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Specify a domain name to use to complete addresses
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dropblank
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2.3.4.49
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Strip blank To:, Resent-To:, Cc:, or Resent-Cc: headers
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header_733
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2.3.4.1
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Use % routing in the message header
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header_822
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2.3.4.1
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Use source routes in the message header
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header_uucp
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2.3.4.1
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Use ! routing in the header
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+
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headerbottom
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2.3.4.58
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Place the message header at the bottom of the message (usage
discouraged; use with caution; see 2.3.4.58)
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headerinc
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2.3.4.58
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Place the message header at the top of the message
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headerlabelalign
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2.3.4.75
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Align headers
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headerlinelength
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2.3.4.75
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Fold long headers
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+
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headeromit
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2.3.4.58
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Omit the message header from the message (usage discouraged; use with
caution; see 2.3.4.58)
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headerread
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2.3.4.59
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Apply source channel header trimming rules from an options file to the
message headers before headers are processed (use with caution)
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headertrim
|
2.3.4.59
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Apply destination channel header trimming rules from an options file to
the message headers after headers are processed (use with caution)
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inner
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2.3.4.56
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Rewrite inner message headers
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innertrim
|
2.3.4.59
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Apply header trimming rules from an options file to inner message
headers (use with caution)
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maxheaderaddrs
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2.3.4.74
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Maximum number of addresses per message header line; longer header
lines are broken into multiple header lines
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|
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maxheaderchars
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2.3.4.74
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Maximum number of characters per message header line; longer header
lines are broken into multiple header lines
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|
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missingrecipientpolicy
|
2.3.4.48
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Set policy for how to legalize (which header to add) messages that are
lacking any recipient headers
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+
|
noaddlineaddrs
|
2.3.4.94
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Only addresses processed by PMDF are included in headers for mail sent
from VMS MAIL. (default)
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nodayofweek
|
2.3.4.73
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Remove day of week from date/time specifications
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nodefaulthost
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2.3.4.47
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Do not specify a domain name to use to complete addresses
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nodropblank
|
2.3.4.49
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Do not strip blank To:, Resent-To:, Cc:, or Resent-Cc: headers
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noheaderread
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2.3.4.59
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Do not apply header trimming rules from option file upon message enqueue
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noheadertrim
|
2.3.4.59
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Do not apply header trimming rules from options file
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noinner
|
2.3.4.56
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Do not rewrite inner message headers
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noinnertrim
|
2.3.4.59
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Do not apply header trimming to inner message headers
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noreceivedfor
|
2.3.4.62
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Do not include envelope to address in Received: header
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|
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noreceivedfrom
|
2.3.4.62
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Do not include the envelope From: address when constructing Received:
header
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|
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norelaxheadertermination
|
2.3.4.93
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Don't consider a line with just spaces and tabs to be a header
terminator.
|
|
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noremotehost
|
2.3.4.47
|
Use local host's domain name as the default domain name to complete
addresses
|
|
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norestricted
|
2.3.4.57
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Do not apply RFC 1137 restricted encoding to addresses
|
|
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noreverse
|
2.3.4.55
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Do not apply reverse database to addresses
|
|
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norules
|
2.3.4.6
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Do not do channel-specific rewrite rule checks
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|
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nox_env_to
|
2.3.4.61
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Do not add X-Envelope-to: header lines while enqueuing
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|
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personalinc
|
2.3.4.68
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Leave personal names in message header lines intact
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|
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personalomit
|
2.3.4.68
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Remove personal name fields from message header lines
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|
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personalstrip
|
2.3.4.68
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Strip problematic characters from personal name fields in message
header lines
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|
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receivedfor
|
2.3.4.62
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Include envelope to address in Received: header
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|
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receivedfrom
|
2.3.4.62
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Include the envelope From: address when constructing Received: header
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|
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relaxheadertermination
|
2.3.4.93
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Consider a line with just spaces and tabs to be a header terminator.
|
|
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remotehost
|
2.3.4.47
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Use remote host's name as the default domain name to complete addresses
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|
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restricted
|
2.3.4.57
|
Apply RFC 1137 restricted encoding to addresses
|
|
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reverse
|
2.3.4.55
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Apply reverse database or REVERSE mapping to addresses
|
|
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rules
|
2.3.4.6
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Do channel-specific rewrite rule checks
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sensitivitycompanyconfidential
|
2.3.4.88
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Allow messages of any sensitivity
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|
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sensitivitynormal
|
2.3.4.88
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Reject messages whose sensitivity is higher than normal
|
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sensitivitypersonal
|
2.3.4.88
|
Reject messages whose sensitivity is higher than personal
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|
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sensitivityprivate
|
2.3.4.88
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Reject messages whose sensitivity is higher than private
|
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sourcecommentinc
|
2.3.4.67
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Leave comments in incoming message header lines intact
|
|
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sourcecommentomit
|
2.3.4.67
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Remove comments from incoming message header lines
|
|
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sourcecommentstrip
|
2.3.4.67
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Remove problematic characters from comment field in incoming message
header lines
|
|
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sourcecommenttotal
|
2.3.4.67
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Strip comments (material in parentheses) everywhere in incoming messages
|
|
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sourcepersonalinc
|
2.3.4.68
|
Leave personal names in incoming message header lines intact
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sourcepersonalomit
|
2.3.4.68
|
Remove personal name fields from incoming message header lines
|
|
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sourcepersonalstrip
|
2.3.4.68
|
Strip problematic characters from personal name fields in incoming
message header lines
|
|
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unrestricted
|
2.3.4.57
|
Do not apply RFC 1137 restricted encoding to addresses
|
|
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usereplyto
|
2.3.4.65
|
Specify mapping of Reply-to: header
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|
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useresent
|
2.3.4.66
|
Specify mapping of Resent- headers for non RFC 822 environments
|
|
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x_env_to
|
2.3.4.61
|
Add X-Envelope-to: header lines while enqueuing
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Incoming channel matching and switching |
|
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allowswitchchannel
|
2.3.4.42
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Allow switching to this channel from a
switchchannel channel
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|
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nosaslswitchchannel
|
2.3.4.43
|
Do not allow switching to this channel upon successful SASL
authentication
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|
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noswitchchannel
|
2.3.4.42
|
Stay with the server channel; do not switch to the channel associated
with the originating host; do not permit being switched to
|
|
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saslswitchchannel
|
2.3.4.43
|
Switch to another channel when SASL authentication is successful
|
|
|
switchchannel
|
2.3.4.42
|
Switch from the server channel to the channel associated with the
originating host
|
|
§
|
tlsswitchchannel
|
2.3.4.45
|
Switch to specified channel upon successful TLS negotiation
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Logging and debugging |
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|
logging
|
2.3.4.84
|
Log message enqueues and dequeues into the log file
|
|
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master_debug
|
2.3.4.85
|
Generate debugging output in the channel's master program output
|
|
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nologging
|
2.3.4.84
|
Do not log message enqueues and dequeues into the log file
|
|
|
nomaster_debug
|
2.3.4.85
|
Do not generate debugging output in the channel's master program output
|
|
|
noslave_debug
|
2.3.4.85
|
Do not generate debugging output in the channel's slave program output
|
|
|
slave_debug
|
2.3.4.85
|
Generate debugging output in the channel's slave program output
|
| |
Long address lists or headers |
|
|
expandchannel
|
2.3.4.16
|
Channel in which to perform deferred expansion due to application of
expandlimit
|
|
|
expandlimit
|
2.3.4.16
|
Process an incoming message "off-line" when the number of
addressees exceeds this limit
|
|
|
holdlimit
|
2.3.4.16
|
.HELD an incoming message when the number of addressees exceeds this
limit
|
|
|
maxprocchars
|
2.3.4.79
|
Specify maximum length of headers to process
|
| |
Mailbox filters |
|
|
channelfilter
|
2.3.4.86
|
Specify the location of channel filter file for outgoing messages;
synonym for
destinationfilter
|
|
|
destinationfilter
|
2.3.4.86
|
Specify the location of channel filter file for outgoing messages
|
|
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fileinto
|
2.3.4.86
|
Specify effect on address when a mailbox filter
fileinto operation is applied
|
|
|
filter
|
2.3.4.86
|
Specify the location of user filter files
|
|
|
nochannelfilter
|
2.3.4.86
|
Do not perform channel filtering on outgoing messages; synonym for
nodestinationfilter
|
|
|
nodestinationfilter
|
2.3.4.86
|
Do not perform channel filtering for outgoing messages
|
|
|
nofileinto
|
2.3.4.86
|
Mailbox filter
fileinto operator has no effect
|
|
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nofilter
|
2.3.4.86
|
Do not perform user mailbox filtering
|
|
|
nosourcefilter
|
2.3.4.86
|
Do not perform channel filtering for incoming messages
|
|
|
sourcefilter
|
2.3.4.86
|
Specify the location of channel filter file for incoming messages
|
| |
Notification messages and postmaster messages |
|
|
aliaspostmaster
|
2.3.4.63
|
Redirect postmaster messages to the local channel postmaster
|
|
|
copysendpost
|
2.3.4.21
|
Send copies of failures to the postmaster unless the originator address
is blank
|
|
|
copywarnpost
|
2.3.4.22
|
Send copies of warnings to the postmaster unless the originator address
is blank
|
|
|
errsendpost
|
2.3.4.21
|
Send copies of failures to the postmaster if the originator address is
illegal
|
|
|
errwarnpost
|
2.3.4.22
|
Send copies of warnings to the postmaster if the originator address is
illegal
|
|
+
|
goldmail
|
2.3.4.26
|
Generate Gold-Mail compatible read receipts
|
|
|
includefinal
|
2.3.4.27
|
Include final form of address in delivery notifications
|
|
+
|
nogoldmail
|
2.3.4.26
|
Do not generate Gold-Mail compatible read receipts
|
|
|
nonurgentnotices
|
2.3.4.20
|
Specify the amount of time which may elapse before notices are sent and
messages returned for messages of non-urgent priority
|
|
|
noreturnaddress
|
2.3.4.63
|
Use the RETURN_ADDRESS option value
|
|
|
noreturnpersonal
|
2.3.4.63
|
Use the RETURN_PERSONAL option value
|
|
|
normalnotices
|
2.3.4.20
|
Specify the amount of time which may elapse before notices are sent and
messages returned for messages of normal priority
|
|
|
nosendpost
|
2.3.4.21
|
Do not send copies of failures to the postmaster
|
|
|
notices
|
2.3.4.20
|
Specify the amount of time which may elapse before notices are sent and
messages returned
|
|
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nowarnpost
|
2.3.4.22
|
Do not send copies of warnings to the postmaster
|
|
|
postheadbody
|
2.3.4.23
|
Both the message's header and body are sent to the postmaster when a
delivery failure occurs
|
|
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postheadonly
|
2.3.4.23
|
Only the message's header is sent to the postmaster when a delivery
failure occurs
|
|
|
readreceiptmail
|
2.3.4.25
|
Ignore read receipt requests when delivering to VMS MAIL, rather than
"downgrading" them to delivery receipt requests; leave it up
to user agents to act upon the read receipt request
|
|
|
reportboth
|
2.3.4.24
|
Generate both header and NOTARY delivery receipt requests from
"foreign" delivery receipt requests
|
|
|
reportheader
|
2.3.4.24
|
Generate only header delivery receipt requests from "foreign"
delivery receipt requests
|
|
|
reportnotary
|
2.3.4.24
|
Generate only NOTARY delivery receipt requests from "foreign"
delivery receipt requests
|
|
|
reportsuppress
|
2.3.4.24
|
Suppress delivery receipt requests from "foreign" delivery
receipt requests
|
|
|
returnaddress
|
2.3.4.63
|
Set the return address for the local Postmaster
|
|
|
returnenvelope
|
2.3.4.64
|
Control use of blank envelope return addresses
|
|
|
returnpersonal
|
2.3.4.63
|
Set the personal name for the local Postmaster
|
|
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sendpost
|
2.3.4.21
|
Send copies of failures to the postmaster
|
|
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suppressfinal
|
2.3.4.27
|
Include only original form of address in notification messages
|
|
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urgentnotices
|
2.3.4.20
|
Specify the amount of time which may elapse before notices are sent and
messages returned for messages of urgent priority
|
|
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warnpost
|
2.3.4.22
|
Send copies of warnings to the postmaster
|
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Processing control and job submission |
|
|
addrsperjob
|
2.3.4.14
|
Number of addresses to be processed by a single job
|
|
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after
|
2.3.4.18
|
Specify time delay before master channel programs run
|
|
|
bidirectional
|
2.3.4.7
|
Channel is served by both a master and slave program
|
|
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deferred
|
2.3.4.19
|
Honor deferred delivery dates
|
|
|
expandchannel
|
2.3.4.16
|
Channel in which to perform deferred expansion due to application of
expandlimit
|
|
|
expandlimit
|
2.3.4.16
|
Process an incoming message "off-line" when the number of
addressees exceeds this limit
|
|
|
filesperjob
|
2.3.4.14
|
Number of queue entries to be processed by a single job
|
|
|
immediate
|
2.3.4.9
|
Delivery started immediately after submission for messages of
second-class or higher priority
|
|
|
immnonurgent
|
2.3.4.9
|
Delivery started immediately after submission even for messages with
lower than normal priority
|
|
|
immnormal
|
2.3.4.9
|
Delivery started immediately after submission for messages of normal or
higher priority
|
|
|
immurgent
|
2.3.4.9
|
Delivery started immediately after submission for urgent messages only
|
|
|
master
|
2.3.4.7
|
Channel is served only by a master program
|
|
|
maxjobs
|
2.3.4.14
|
Maximum number of jobs which can be created at once
|
|
|
maxperiodicnonurgent
|
2.3.4.11
|
Specify that periodic jobs should only process messages of nonurgent or
lower priority
|
|
|
maxperiodicnormal
|
2.3.4.11
|
Specify that periodic jobs should only process messages of normal or
lower priority
|
|
|
maxperiodicurgent
|
2.3.4.11
|
Specify that periodic jobs should process messages of urgent or lower
priority
|
|
|
minperiodicnonurgent
|
2.3.4.11
|
Specify that periodic jobs should only process messages of nonurgent or
higher priority
|
|
|
minperiodicnormal
|
2.3.4.11
|
Specify that periodic jobs should only process messages of normal or
higher priority
|
|
|
minperiodicurgent
|
2.3.4.11
|
Specify that periodic jobs should only process messages of urgent
priority
|
|
|
nodeferred
|
2.3.4.19
|
Do not honor deferred delivery dates
|
|
|
nonurgentblocklimit
|
2.3.4.10
|
Force messages above this size to wait unconditionally for a periodic
job
|
|
+
|
nonurgentqueue
|
2.3.4.18
|
Specify the queue for master channel program processing of nonurgent
messages
|
|
|
normalblocklimit
|
2.3.4.10
|
Force messages above this size to nonurgent priority
|
|
+
|
normalqueue
|
2.3.4.18
|
Specify the queue for master channel program processing of normal
messages
|
|
|
noserviceall
|
2.3.4.12
|
Immediate delivery jobs process only the messages they were queued to
process
|
|
|
period
|
2.3.4.9
|
Specify periodicity of periodic channel service
|
|
|
periodic
|
2.3.4.9
|
Channel is serviced only periodically; immediate delivery processing is
never done
|
|
|
queue
|
2.3.4.18
|
Specify queue master channel programs run in
|
|
|
serviceall
|
2.3.4.12
|
Immediate delivery jobs process all messages (queued for the channel)
|
|
|
slave
|
2.3.4.7
|
Channel is serviced only by a slave program
|
|
|
threaddepth
|
2.3.4.29
|
Number of messages triggering new thread with multithreaded SMTP client
|
|
|
urgentblocklimit
|
2.3.4.10
|
Force messages above this size to normal priority
|
|
+
|
urgentqueue
|
2.3.4.18
|
Specify the queue for master channel program processing of urgent
messages
|
|
|
user
|
<REFERENCE>(HEAD2_CHANNELORIGINATORTAG\VALUE)
|
Specify account under which to run the pipe channel or specify Message
Router mailbox name
|
| |
SASL and TLS |
|
|
authrewrite
|
2.3.4.44
|
Use SMTP AUTH information in header
|
|
|
client_auth
|
2.3.4.43
|
Specify which CLIENT_AUTH section to use for client SASL
|
|
|
maysasl
|
2.3.4.43
|
Allow SMTP server and client SASL authentication
|
|
|
maysaslclient
|
2.3.4.43
|
SMTP client attempts to use SASL authentication
|
|
|
maysaslserver
|
2.3.4.43
|
SMTP server offers SASL authentication
|
|
§
|
maytls
|
2.3.4.45
|
SMTP client and server allow TLS use
|
|
§
|
maytlsclient
|
2.3.4.45
|
SMTP client will attempt TLS use
|
|
§
|
maytlsserver
|
2.3.4.45
|
SMTP server allows TLS use
|
|
|
msexchange
|
2.3.4.46
|
Channel serves MS Exchange gateways
|
|
|
mustsasl
|
2.3.4.43
|
Must use SASL authentication
|
|
|
mustsaslclient
|
2.3.4.43
|
SMTP client insists upon SASL authentication
|
|
|
mustsaslserver
|
2.3.4.43
|
SMTP server insists upon SASL authentication
|
|
§
|
musttls
|
2.3.4.45
|
SMTP client and server insist upon TLS use and will not transfer
messages with remote sides that do not support TLS
|
|
§
|
musttlsclient
|
2.3.4.45
|
SMTP client insists upon TLS use and will not send messages to any
remote SMTP server that does not support TLS use
|
|
§
|
musttlsserver
|
2.3.4.45
|
SMTP server insists upon TLS use and will not accept messages from any
remote SMTP client that does not support TLS use
|
|
|
nomsexchange
|
2.3.4.46
|
Channel does not serve MS Exchange gateways
|
|
|
nosasl
|
2.3.4.43
|
SASL authentication not attempted or permitted
|
|
|
nosaslclient
|
2.3.4.43
|
SMTP client does not attempt SASL authentication
|
|
|
nosaslserver
|
2.3.4.43
|
SMTP server does not permit SASL authentication
|
|
|
nosaslswitchchannel
|
2.3.4.43
|
Do not allow switching to this channel upon successful SASL
authentication
|
|
§
|
notls
|
2.3.4.45
|
SMTP client and server neither attempt nor allow TLS use
|
|
§
|
notlsclient
|
2.3.4.45
|
SMTP client does not attempt TLS use when sending messages
|
|
§
|
notlsserver
|
2.3.4.45
|
SMTP server does not offer or allow TLS use when receiving messages
|
|
|
saslswitchchannel
|
2.3.4.43
|
Switch to another channel when SASL authentication is successful
|
|
§
|
tlsswitchchannel
|
2.3.4.45
|
Switch to specified channel upon successful TLS negotiation
|
| |
Sensitivity limits |
|
|
sensitivitycompanyconfidential
|
2.3.4.88
|
Allow messages of any sensitivity
|
|
|
sensitivitynormal
|
2.3.4.88
|
Reject messages whose sensitivity is higher than normal
|
|
|
sensitivitypersonal
|
2.3.4.88
|
Reject messages whose sensitivity is higher than personal
|
|
|
sensitivityprivate
|
2.3.4.88
|
Reject messages whose sensitivity is higher than private
|
| |
Size limits on messages, and user quotas and privileges |
|
|
blocklimit
|
2.3.4.78
|
Maximum number of PMDF blocks allowed per message
|
|
|
exquota
|
2.3.4.80
|
On OpenVMS, use EXQUOTA privileges if necessary to deliver VMS MAIL
messages; on UNIX treat as
holdexquota for Berkeley mailboxes; on all platforms
deliver to overquota PMDF MessageStore or PMDF popstore accounts
|
|
|
holdexquota
|
2.3.4.80
|
Hold messages for users that are over quota
|
|
|
holdlimit
|
2.3.4.16
|
.HELD an incoming message when the number of addressees exceeds this
limit
|
|
|
linelimit
|
2.3.4.78
|
Maximum number of lines allowed per message
|
|
+
|
network
|
2.3.4.89
|
NETMBX privilege required for use
|
|
|
noblocklimit
|
2.3.4.78
|
No limit specified for the number of PMDF blocks allowed per message
|
|
|
noexquota
|
2.3.4.80
|
Return to originator any messages to users who are over quota
|
|
|
nonurgentblocklimit
|
2.3.4.10
|
Force messages above this size to wait unconditionally for a periodic
job
|
|
|
normalblocklimit
|
2.3.4.10
|
Force messages above this size to nonurgent priority
|
|
|
sourceblocklimit
|
2.3.4.78
|
Maximum number of PMDF blocks allowed per incoming message
|
|
|
urgentblocklimit
|
2.3.4.78
|
Force messages above this size to normal priority
|
| |
SMTP commands and protocol |
|
|
allowetrn
|
2.3.4.34
|
Honor SMTP client ETRN commands
|
|
|
blocketrn
|
2.3.4.34
|
Do not honor SMTP client ETRN commands
|
|
|
checkehlo
|
2.3.4.32
|
Check the SMTP response banner for whether to use EHLO
|
|
|
disableetrn
|
2.3.4.34
|
Disable support for the ETRN SMTP command
|
|
|
domainetrn
|
2.3.4.34
|
Honor only those SMTP client ETRN commands that specify a domain
|
|
|
domainvrfy
|
2.3.4.35
|
Issue SMTP VRFY commands using full address
|
|
|
ehlo
|
2.3.4.32
|
Use EHLO on all initial SMTP connections
|
|
|
eightbit
|
2.3.4.50
|
Channel supports eight bit characters
|
|
|
eightnegotiate
|
2.3.4.50
|
Channel should negotiate use of eight bit transmission if possible
|
|
|
eightstrict
|
2.3.4.50
|
Channel should reject messages that contain unnegotiated eight bit data
|
|
|
localvrfy
|
2.3.4.35
|
Issue SMTP VRFY command using local address
|
|
|
loopcheck
|
2.3.4.91
|
Automatically detect mail loops when sending.
|
|
|
mailfromdnsverify
|
2.3.4.41
|
Verify that the domain specified on MAIL FROM: line is in the DNS
|
|
|
noehlo
|
2.3.4.32
|
Never use the SMTP EHLO command
|
|
|
nomailfromdnsverify
|
2.3.4.41
|
Do not perform DNS domain verification on the MAIL FROM: address
|
|
|
nosendetrn
|
2.3.4.33
|
Do not send SMTP ETRN command
|
|
|
nosmtp
|
2.3.4.31
|
Channel does not use SMTP
|
|
|
novrfy
|
2.3.4.35
|
Do not issue SMTP VRFY commands
|
|
|
sendetrn
|
2.3.4.33
|
Send SMTP ETRN command
|
|
|
sevenbit
|
2.3.4.50
|
Channel does not support eight bit characters; eight bit characters
must be encoded
|
|
|
silentetrn
|
2.3.4.34
|
Honor SMTP client ETRN commands, without echoing channel information
|
|
|
smtp
|
2.3.4.31
|
Channel uses SMTP
|
|
|
smtp_cr
|
2.3.4.31
|
Accept CR as an SMTP line terminator
|
|
|
smtp_crlf
|
2.3.4.31
|
Require CRLF as the SMTP line terminator
|
|
|
smtp_crorlf
|
2.3.4.31
|
Allow any of CR, LF, or CRLF as the SMTP line terminator
|
|
|
smtp_lf
|
2.3.4.31
|
Accept LF as an SMTP line terminator
|
|
|
streaming
|
2.3.4.28
|
Specify degree of protocol streaming for channel to use
|
|
|
vrfyallow
|
2.3.4.36
|
Provide informative responses to SMTP VRFY command
|
|
|
vrfydefault
|
2.3.4.36
|
Default responses to SMTP VRFY command, according to channel's
HIDE_VERIFY option setting
|
|
|
vrfyhide
|
2.3.4.36
|
Provide obfuscatory responses to SMTP VRFY command
|
| |
TCP/IP connections and DNS lookups |
|
|
cacheeverything
|
2.3.4.13
|
Cache all connection information
|
|
|
cachefailures
|
2.3.4.13
|
Cache only connection failure information
|
|
|
cachesuccesses
|
2.3.4.13
|
Cache only connection success information
|
|
|
connectalias
|
2.3.4.5
|
Do not rewrite addresses upon message dequeue
|
|
|
connectcanonical
|
2.3.4.5
|
Rewrite addresses upon message dequeue
|
|
|
daemon
|
2.3.4.81
|
Specify name of a gateway daemon to route to
|
|
|
defaultmx
|
2.3.4.38
|
Channel determines whether or not to do MX lookups from network
|
|
|
defaultnameservers
|
2.3.4.38
|
Consult TCP/IP stack's choice of nameservers
|
|
|
forwardcheckdelete
|
2.3.4.40
|
If a reverse DNS lookup has been performed, next perform a forward
lookup on the returned name to check that the returned IP number
matches the original; if not, delete the name and use the IP address
|
|
|
forwardchecknone
|
2.3.4.40
|
Do not perform a forward lookup after a DNS reverse lookup
|
|
|
forwardchecktag
|
2.3.4.40
|
If a reverse DNS lookup has been performed, next perform a forward
lookup on the returned name to check that the returned IP number
matches the original; if not, tag the name with *
|
|
|
identnone
|
2.3.4.40
|
Do not perform IDENT lookups; do perform IP to hostname translation;
include both hostname and IP address in Received: header
|
|
|
identnonelimited
|
2.3.4.40
|
Do not perform IDENT lookups; do perform IP to hostname translation,
but do not use the hostname during channel switching; include both
hostname and IP address in Received: header
|
|
|
identnonenumeric
|
2.3.4.40
|
Do not perform IDENT lookups or IP to hostname translation
|
|
|
identnonesymbolic
|
2.3.4.40
|
Do not perform IDENT lookups; do perform IP to hostname translation;
include only the hostname in Received: header
|
|
|
interfaceaddress
|
2.3.4.37
|
Bind to the specified TCP/IP interface address
|
|
|
lastresort
|
2.3.4.39
|
Specify a last resort host
|
|
|
mailfromdnsverify
|
2.3.4.41
|
Verify that the domain specified on MAIL FROM: line is in the DNS
|
|
|
mx
|
2.3.4.38
|
TCP/IP network and software supports MX record lookups
|
|
|
nameservers
|
2.3.4.38
|
Consult specified nameservers rather than TCP/IP stack's choice
|
|
|
nocache
|
2.3.4.13
|
Do not cache any connection information
|
|
+
|
nodns
|
2.3.4.38
|
TCP/IP network does not support DNS (nameserver) lookups
|
|
|
nomailfromdnsverify
|
2.3.4.41
|
Do not perform DNS domain verification on the MAIL FROM: address
|
|
|
nomx
|
2.3.4.38
|
TCP/IP network does not support MX lookups
|
|
|
nonrandommx
|
2.3.4.38
|
Do MX lookups; do not randomize returned entries with equal precedence
|
|
|
port
|
2.3.4.37
|
Send to the specified TCP/IP port
|
|
|
randommx
|
2.3.4.38
|
Do MX lookups; randomize returned entries with equal precedence
|
|
|
threaddepth
|
2.3.4.29
|
Number of messages triggering new thread with multithreaded SMTP client
|
| |
Miscellaneous |
|
|
description
|
2.3.4.87
|
Channel description
|
|
|
submit
|
2.3.4.8
|
Mark the channel as a submit-only channel
|