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Bad Mail messages without a valid recipient are stored in this file which is contained within the "MailRoot" directory. bad TextRW
Boundary When a mail storage type of "single file per user" is chosen, the mail messages are separated by boundary lines within that single file. This setting allows specification of a boundary line prefix which will not conflict with any mail message. The standard setting is "From ", where the space character at the end IS significant. From TextRW
FilePattern When a mail storage type of "multiple files per user" is chosen, each mail message is stored in a separate file. This setting specifies a wildcard pattern for listing all mail files. *.rcv TextRW
MailRoot All mailboxes are stored within this "MailRoot" directory. When "single file per user" is chosen, there will be a file for each user, whereas when "multiple files per user" is chosen, there will be a sub-directory for each user and multiple files within each directory. The default "MailRoot" under Unix is "/usr/spool/mail". On other systems, the default is "/powerweb/mail". /powerweb/mail TextRW
Realm Each user mailbox is protected by a user name and password combination. This setting specifies the name of the database of valid users and their passwords. Point your browser here to manage the user list. mail TextRW
Storage Two mailbox storage types are supported: "single file per user", which is the UNIX standard, and "multiple files per user" which is an alternative with better concurrency control. single file per user IntegerRW