DaemonPortOptions
Options for the daemon V8.1 and later
The sendmail program can run in
two connection modes: as a daemon, accepting
connections; or as a client, making connections.
Each mode can connect to a port to do its work. The
options for the client port are set by the ClientPortOptions
option
(ClientPortOptions on page 986).
The options for the daemon are set by this DaemonPortOptions
option.
This DaemonPortOptions
option is used to
customize the daemon’s SMTP service. The form for
this option is as follows:
O DaemonPortOptions=pair,pair,pair ← configuration file (V8.7 and later) -ODaemonPortOptions=pair,pair,pair ← command line (V8.7 and later) define(`confDAEMON_OPTIONS',``pair,pair,pair'') ← mc configuration (V8.7 and later) DAEMON_OPTIONS(``pair,pair,pair'') ← mc configuration (V8.11 and later) OOpair,pair,pair ← configuration file (deprecated) -oOpair,pair,pair ← command line (deprecated)
The DaemonPortOptions
option is set to a
comma-separated list of pairs,[370] where each pair is of the form:
key=value
As of V8.14.1, all keys are case-sensitive.[371] That is, Children
differs from children
. Prior to V8.7,
an unknown key was silently ignored. With V8.8 and
later, an unknown key is still ignored but now
causes the following error to be printed:
DaemonPortOptions unknown parameter "key"
Beginning with V8.10, you can declare multiple
DaemonPortOptions
options, where each
causes the single listening daemon to accept
connections over multiple sockets.
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