Name
PrivacyOptions
Synopsis
The PrivacyOptions option is used primarily as a
way to force other sites to adhere to SMTP conventions, but can also
be used to improve security.
The forms of the PrivacyOptions option are as
follows:
O PrivacyOptions=what,... ← configuration file (V8.7 and later) -OPrivacyOptions=what,... ← command line (V8.7 and later) define(`confPRIVACY_FLAGS',``what,...'') ← mc configuration (V8.7 and later) Opwhat,... ← configuration file (deprecated) -opwhat,...← command line (deprecated)
Multiple what arguments are allowed but
they must be separated from one another by commas[50]
(there can be arbitrary spaces around the commas). For example:
define(`confPRIVACY_FLAGS',``authwarnings, needmailhelo'')
If this option is entirely omitted or if no
what arguments are listed, the option
defaults to public. The default for the
mc configuration technique is
authwarnings. The possible
what arguments are listed in Table 24-23, and are described in more details in the
sections that follow.
|
Keyword |
§ |
Meaning |
|
authwarnings |
Enable | |
|
goaway |
Much checking for privacy and security | |
|
needexpnhelo |
Require HELO before EXPN | |
|
needmailhelo |
Require HELO before MAIL FROM: | |
|
needvrfyhelo |
Require HELO before VRFY | |
|
nobodyreturn |
Prevent RETURN=FULL from returning the body (V8.10 and later) | |
|
noetrn ... |
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