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Contents
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Preface
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1.
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SIMS Administration Commands
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SIMS Monitoring
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Message Access and Store
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imaccessd
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imbackup
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imcheck
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imdeluser
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imexpire
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imexportmbox
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imimportmbox
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iminitquota
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impurge
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imquotacheck
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imrestore
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imsasm
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imsinit
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mkbackupdir
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Sun Directory Services
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dsserv
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dsserv.conf
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dsserv.acl.conf
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dsserv.at.conf
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dsserv.oc.conf
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dsserv.replog
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dsservcmd
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dsprepush
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dspushd
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imldifsync
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ldapadd
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ldapdelete
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ldapmodify
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ldapsearch
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ldbmcat
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ldif
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ldif2ldbm
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Internet Message Transfer Agent
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imta cache
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imta chbuild
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imta clbuild
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imta cnbuild
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imta counters -clear
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imta counters -create
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imta counters -show
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imta counters -today
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imta crdb
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imta dirsync
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imta find
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imta process
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imta program
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imta purge
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imta qm: Queue Management
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imta queue
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imta renamedb
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imta restart
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imta return
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imta run
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imta start
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imta stop
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imta submit
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imta test -mapping
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imta test -match
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imta test -rewrite
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imta view
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imta version
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Installation
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setup-tty
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uninstall
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The IMTA Configuration Files
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imta.cnf File
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Structure of the imta.cnf File
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Comments in the File
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Including Other Files
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Domain Rewriting Rules
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Rewriting Rules Structure
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Rewriting Rules Operation
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Extracting the First Host or Domain Specification
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Scanning the Rewrite Rules
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Rewrite rule templates
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Finishing the Rewriting Process
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Rewrite Rule Failure
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Syntax checks after rewriting
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Template Substitutions
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Customer-Supplied Routine Substitutions, $[...]
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Source Channel-Specific Rewrite Rules ($M, $N)
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Destination Channel-Specific Rewrite Rules
($C, $Q)
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Direction- and Location-Specific Rewrites
($B, $E, $F, $R)
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Host Location-Specific Rewrites ($A, $P, $S, $X)
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Single Field Substitutions ($&, $!, $*, $#)
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Handling Domain Literals
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General Database Substitutions ($(...))
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Applying Specified Mapping (${...})
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Special Patterns and Tags
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Controlling Error Messages Associated with Rewriting ($?)
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Rewrite Rule Control Sequences
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Handling Large Numbers of Rewrite Rules
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Testing Domain Rewriting Rules
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Simple Configuration File
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Channel Definitions
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Channel Configuration Keywords
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Address Interpretation (bangoverpercent, nobangoverpercent)
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Routing Information in Addresses (exproute, noexproute, improute, noimproute)
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Address Rewriting Upon Message Dequeue (connectalias, connectcanonical)
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Channel Directionality (master, slave, bidirectional)
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Channel Service Periodicity (immediate, immnonurgent, immnormal, immurgent, periodic, period)
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Message Size Affecting Priority (urgentblocklimit, normalblocklimit, nonurgentblocklimit)
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Channel Connection Information Caching (cacheeverything, cachesuccesses, cachefailures, nocache)
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Priority of Messages Handled by Periodic Jobs (minperiodicnonurgent, minperiodicnormal, minperiodicurgent, maxperiodicnonurgent, maxperiodicnormal, maxperiodicurgent)
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Number of Addresses or Message Files to Handle per Service Job or File (addrsperjob, filesperjob, maxjobs)
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Multiple Addresses (multiple, addrsperfile, single, single_sys)
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Expansion of Multiple Addresses (expandlimit)
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Multiple Subdirectories (subdirs)
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Service Job Queue (queue)
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Deferred Delivery Dates (deferred, nodeferred)
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Undeliverable Message Notification Times (notices)
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Returned Messages (sendpost, nosendpost, copysendpost, errsendpost)
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Warning Messages (warnpost, nowarnpost, copywarnpost, errwarnpost)
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Postmaster Returned Message Content (postheadonly, postheadbody)
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Including Altered Addresses in Notification Messages (includefinal, suppressfinal)
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Triggering New Threads in Multithreaded Channels (threaddepth)
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Channel Protocol Selection (smtp, nosmtp)
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SMTP EHLO Command (ehlo, checkehlo, noehlo)
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Receiving an SMTP ETRN Command (allowetrn, blocketrn, domainetrn, silentetrn)
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Sending an SMTP ETRN Command (sendetrn, nosendetrn)
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SMTP VRFY Commands (domainvrfy, localvrfy, novrfy)
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Responding to SMTP VRFY commands (vrfyallow, vrfydefault, vrfyhide)
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TCP/IP Port Number (port)
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TCP/IP MX Record Support (mx, nomx, defaultmx, randommx, nonrandommx)
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Specifying a Last Resort Host (lastresort)
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Reverse DNS and IDENT Lookups on Incoming SMTP Connections (identtcp, identtcplimited, identtcpnumeric, identtcpsymbolic, identnone, identnonelimited, identnonenumeric, identnonesymbolic, forwardchecknone, forwardchecktag, forwardcheckdelete)
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Selecting an Alternate Channel for Incoming Mail (switchchannel, allowswitchchannel, noswitchchannel)
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Host Name to Use When Correcting Incomplete Addresses (remotehost, noremotehost)
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Legalizing Messages Without Recipient Headers (missingrecipientpolicy)
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Eight-Bit Capability (eightbit, eightnegotiate, eightstrict, sevenbit)
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Automatic Character Set Labeling (charset7, charset8)
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Message Line Length Restrictions (linelength)
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Channel-Specific Use of the Reverse Database (reverse, noreverse)
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Inner Header Rewriting (noinner, inner)
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Restricted Mailbox Encoding (restricted, unrestricted)
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Trimming Message Header Lines (headertrim, noheadertrim, headerread, noheaderread, innertrim, noinnertrim)
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Encoding Header (ignoreencoding, interpretencoding)
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Generation of X-Envelope-to Header Lines (x_env_to, nox_env_to)
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Envelope to Address in Received: header (receivedfor, noreceivedfor, receivedfrom, noreceivedfrom)
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Blank Envelope Return Addresses (returnenvelope)
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Mapping Reply-to Header (usereplyto)
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Mapping Resent- Headers Using a Gateway to Non-RFC 822 Environments (useresent)
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Comments in Address Message Headers (commentinc, commentomit, commentstrip, commenttotal)
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Personal Names in Address Message Headers (personalinc, personalomit, personalstrip)
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Two- or Four-Digit Date Conversion (datefour, datetwo)
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Day of Week in Date Specifications (dayofweek, nodayofweek)
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Automatic Splitting of Long Header Lines (maxheaderaddrs, maxheaderchars)
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Header Alignment and Folding (headerlabelalign, headerlinelength)
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Automatic Defragmentation of Message/Partial Messages (defragment, nodefragment)
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Automatic Fragmentation of Large Messages (maxblocks, maxlines)
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Absolute Message Size Limits (blocklimit, linelimit)
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Specify Maximum Length Header (maxprocchars)
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Message Logging (logging, nologging)
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Debugging Channel Master and Slave Programs (master_debug, nomaster_debug, slave_debug, noslave_debug)
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Delivery of Deferred Messages (serviceall, noserviceall)
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Sensitivity checking (sensitivitynormal, sensitivitypersonal, sensitivityprivate, sensitivitycompanyconfidential)
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SMTP AUTH (maysaslserver, mustsaslserver, nosasl, nosaslserver, saslswitchchannel)
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Verify the Domain on MAIL FROM: Is In the DNS (mailfromdnsverify, nomailfromdnsverify)
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Domain Database
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Aliases
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The Alias Database
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Alias File
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Local Channel
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Native Channel
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var/mail Channel Option File
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SMTP Channel Option Files
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Format of the File
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Available SMTP Channel Options
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The Pipe Channel
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Using the Pipe Channel
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The Hold Channel
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Conversion Channel
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Selecting Traffic for Conversion Processing
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Configuration of the Conversion Channel
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Conversion Control
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UUCP Channel
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Setting Up the Channel
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Log Files
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Returning Undelivered Messages
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Starting the Message Return cron Job
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Mapping File
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Locating and Loading the Mapping File
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File Format in the Mapping File
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Mapping Operations
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Address-Reversal Database, REVERSE Mapping and FORWARD Mapping
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FORWARD Address Mapping
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Option Files
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Locating and Loading the IMTA Option File
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Option File Format and Available Options
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Header Option Files
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Tailor File
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Dirsync Option File
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Autoreply Option File
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Job Controller
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Job Controller Configuration
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Examples of Use
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Job Controller Configuration File Format
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SMTP Dispatcher
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Operation of the SMTP Dispatcher
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Debugging and Log Files
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System Parameters on Solaris
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3.
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Introduction
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Producers and Consumers of the Mail Schema
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Directory Schema and DIT Specification
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Directory Information Tree
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Data in OSI and DC trees
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Attribute Syntax
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Services and Functions
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Object Classes Used by Sun Internet Mail Server 4.0
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Directory Information Tree and Virtual Domain Object Classes
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Internet Mail User Object Classes
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Internet Mail Distribution List Object Classes
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Internet Mail Routing Object Classes
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Object Classes for Services
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4.
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The ims.cnf File
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Message Store Paths
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Message Store File System
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Message Store Delivery
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Message Access
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APOP Parameters
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popb4smtp Parameters
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The sims.cnf File
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The imdmc.cnf File
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The imta.cnf File
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Address Rewrite Rules
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A.
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Messaging
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Basic Message Structure
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Access Protocols and Message Store
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SMTP and Extended SMTP
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Message Content and Structure
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Delivery Status Notifications
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Domain Name Service
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Directory Server Specifications
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Directory Server Specification
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Access Protocols
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Text and Character Set Specifications
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National and International
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Internet References
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Glossary
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Index
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