Rules and Rule Sets
Rules are used to rewrite mail addresses and to select delivery agents, among other things. They are organized in rule sets, which can be thought of as subroutines. We deal with rules and rule sets more deeply in Chapter 18 on page 648 and Chapter 19 on page 683. Here we only illustrate how the mc configuration method is used to insert custom rules and rule sets in a variety of convenient ways. We list all the mc keywords that affect rules and rule sets in Table 17-2. For completeness, we also list one keyword for adding delivery agents.
Table 17-2. mc configuration keywords
Keyword |
§ |
Versions |
Description |
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LOCAL_CONFIG |
LOCAL_CONFIG mc macro on page 595 |
V8.1 and later |
Add general information. |
LOCAL_NET_CONFIG |
LOCAL_NET_CONFIG mc macro on page 598 |
V8.6 and later |
Add custom rules for SMART_HOST. |
LOCAL_RULE_0 |
LOCAL_RULE_0 mc macro on page 596 |
V8.1 and later |
Add custom rules to the |
LOCAL_RULE_1 |
LOCAL_RULE_1 and LOCAL_RULE_2 mc macros on page 596 |
V8.1 and later |
Add custom rules to rule set 1. |
LOCAL_RULE_2 |
LOCAL_RULE_1 and LOCAL_RULE_2 mc macros on page 596 |
V8.1 and later |
Add custom rules to rule set 2. |
LOCAL_RULE_3 |
LOCAL_RULE_3 mc macro on page 596 |
V8.1 and later |
Add custom rules to the |
LOCAL_RULESETS |
LOCAL_RULESETS mc macro on page 597 |
V8.8 and later |
Group local rules with others. |
LOCAL_SRV_FEATURES |
srv_features on page 708 |
V8.12 and later |
Add/create rules for the |
LOCAL_TRY_TLS ... |
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