InfoMagic Internet Tools 1993 July/Internet Tools.iso/RockRidge/mail/sendmail/ease-3.5/doc/ap2

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... $Header: /tmp_mnt/home/kreskin/u0/barnett/Src/Ease/ease/doc/RCS/ap2,v 3.3 1991/09/09 16:36:05 barnett Exp $
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... $Log: ap2,v $
... Revision 3.3  1991/09/09  16:36:05  barnett
... minor bug fixes
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... Revision 2.1  1990/01/30  12:57:42  jeff
... Made changes corresponding to Ease release 2.1Alpha.
... se.
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... Version 2.0  90/01/30  12:50:12  jeff
... Baseline version, corresponding to netwide release 2.0.
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... Revision 1.5  88/06/15  10:11:53  root
... Added undocumented/unimplemented options. Fixed so it would troff well. ADR.
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... Revision 1.4  88/01/21  17:10:33  root
... Added new option; change location of Sendmail doc to 4.3 SMM. ADR.
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... Revision 1.3  87/09/04  14:55:36  root
... Fixed typo in new options. ADR.
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... Revision 1.2  87/03/03  17:05:41  root
... Changes for 4.3 version of sendmail. ADR.
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... Revision 1.1  87/03/03  17:01:24  root
... Initial revision
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.DS C
\s+5\fBAppendix B\fR

\fBSendmail Options\fR\s-5
.DE
.PP
For a complete description of Sendmail's options and their values, refer to
Appendix B of the Sendmail Installation and Operation Guide (SMM:7 in the
4.3 BSD UNIX System Manager's Manual), by Eric Allman.
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.TS
center box;
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Sendmail Option (\fBEase\fR)    Sendmail Option (Raw)    Special Values
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\fIo_alias\fR    A
\fIo_ewait\fR    a
\fIo_bsub\fR    B
\fIo_checkpoint\fR    C *
\fIo_qwait\fR    c
\fIo_delivery\fR  (special values below)    d  (special values below)
     \fId_interactive\fR         i
     \fId_background\fR        b
     \fId_queue\fR        q
\fIo_rebuild\fR    D
\fIo_handling\fR  (special values below)    e  (special values below)
     \fIh_print\fR         p
     \fIh_exit\fR         q
     \fIh_mail\fR         m
     \fIh_write\fR         w
     \fIh_mailz\fR         e
\fIo_tmode\fR    F
\fIo_usave\fR    f
\fIo_gid\fR    g
\fIo_fsmtp\fR    H
\fIo_skipd\fR    i
\fIo_nameserver\fR    I (HP/UX)
\fIo_slog\fR    L
\fIo_rsend\fR    m
\fIo_dnet\fR    N (Ultrix)
\fIo_validate\fR    n \(dg
\fIo_hformat\fR    o
\fIo_pmaster\fR    P \(bu
\fIo_qdir\fR    Q
\fIo_qfactor\fR    q
\fIo_tread\fR    r
\fIo_flog\fR    S
\fIo_safe\fR    s
\fIo_qtimeout\fR    T
\fIo_timezone\fR    t
\fIo_dmuid\fR    u
\fIo_verbose\fR    v
\fIo_wizpass\fR    W
\fIo_loadq\fR    x
\fIo_loadnc\fR    X
\fIo_recipfactor\fR    y
\fIo_newproc\fR    Y
\fIo_prifactor\fR    z
\fIo_waitfactor\fR    Z
\fIo_maxempty\fR    b (SunOS)
\fIo_maxhops\fR    h (SunOS)
\fIo_remote\fR    R (SunOS)
\fIo_aliasfile\fR    Y (SunOS)
\fIo_envelope\fR    / (IDA)



.TE
.PP
* This option is undocumented and unimplemented in 4.3BSD. It is
for checkpointing mail after \fIN\fR failed connections. \fBEase\fR supports
it in anticipation of future developments.
Ultrix uses this flag in Ultrix 3.0. I assume it means the same thing.
.PP
\(dg This option is undocumented in 4.3BSD. It specifies that the right hand
side of an alias definition should be checked for validity as an address
when the alias database is being rebuilt.
.PP
\(bu This option is undocumented in 4.3BSD.
It specifies the address of a Postmaster who should be carbon-copied on
all returned bad mail.