Configuration File Feature Reference
In this section we detail each feature available when configuring with the mc configuration method. We list them briefly in Table 4-7, and explain them in greater detail in the text that follows. Note that a comprehensive list of all mc configuration macros and features is available in Appendix A.
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Description |
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Allow unqualified MAIL FROM: | |
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Accept unresolvable domains | |
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A database for mail policy | |
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Masquerade recipient as well as sender | |
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Add the local domain even on local mail | |
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Use a separate database for authentication information | |
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Accept best MX record as local if in | |
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Convert BITNET addresses into Internet addresses (deprecated) | |
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Look up recipients in access database | |
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Screen sender/recipient pairs | |
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Check SMTP RCPT TO: first | |
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Reject based on various DNS blacklists | |
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Rewrite old domain as equivalent to new domain | |
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Enhanced | |
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Match subdomains in | |
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Transform sender addresses | |
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Reroute recipients based on LDAP lookups | |
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Only masquerade MASQUERADE_DOMAIN hosts | |
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Deliver locally with LMTP and mail.local | |
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Don’t masquerade local mail | |
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Use procmail(1), etc. as local delivery agent | |
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Enable .domain secondary access.db lookups | |
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Allow %-hack relaying | |
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Database selects new delivery agents | |
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Masquerade all hosts under a domain | |
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Masquerade the envelope as well as headers | |
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Create a mail submission cf file | |
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Don’t canonify with | |
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Omit DNS support from configuration file (deprecated) | |
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Disable automatic listening on MSA port 587 | |
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Don’t differ unqualified versus qualified addresses | |
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Eliminate all UUCP support | |
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Relay all mail through a mail host | |
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Retain plussed addresses for delivery | |
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Preserve recipient host with LUSER_RELAY | |
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Allow unbridled relaying | |
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Select queue groups via the | |
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Reject connections based on rbl.maps.vix.com (V8.9 through V8.11) | |
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Add support for address.REDIRECT aliases | |
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Relay based on MX records | |
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Relay based on | |
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Relay individual hosts, not domains | |
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Relay based on | |
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Relay based on MAIL FROM: and RELAY in | |
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Use smrsh (sendmail restricted shell) | |
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Differ unqualified from qualified addresses | |
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Use /etc/mail/trusted-users for trusted users | |
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Use /etc/mail/local-host-names for local hosts | |
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Convert UUCP hosts via a database (deprecated) | |
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Match subdomains in the virtual user table | |
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Support for virtual domains |
Note that this reference is not comprehensive. Options, sendmail macros, and delivery agents, for example, are described in chapters dedicated to those topics.
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