${auth_author}
RFC2554 AUTH= parameter V8.10 and later
As part of the RFC2554 authentication scheme, a client
can ask whether a user other than the envelope
sender is allowed to authenticate on behalf of the
envelope sender. This is done by adding an AUTH=
parameter to the MAIL
From:
keyword:
MAIL From: <user@host.domain> AUTH=address
This ${auth_author}
macro is assigned the address
that followed the MAIL
From:
AUTH= extension.
The ${auth_author}
macro is useful for adding your own rules to the
Local_trust_auth
rule set. Note that a
$&
prefix
is necessary when you reference this macro in rules
(that is, use $&{auth_author}
, not ${auth_author}
).
Note that beginning with V8.13, the value to be stored into this macro is first xtext-encoded, then stored (Macro Xtext Translations on page 795).
${auth_author}
is
transient. If defined in the configuration file or
in the command line, that definition can be ignored
by sendmail.
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