Useful Tables
There are three useful tables in this chapter.
Table 20-1 lists all the delivery agents by name (Section 20.2.1 [V8.13]).
Table 20-2 lists all the delivery agent equates (Section 20.2.2 [V8.13]).
Table 20-3 lists all the delivery agent
F=flags (Section 20.2.3 [V8.13]).
Delivery Agents by Name
In Table 20-1, we list the standard and special delivery agents in alphabetical order, along with a convenient description of each.
Table 20-1. Delivery agents described by name
|
MAILER( ) |
Agents declared |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
|
cyrus and cyrusbb (20.4.1[3ed]) |
Deliver to a local |
|
|
cyrusv2 (20.4.2[3ed]) |
Somewhat like |
|
none |
discard (20.4.3[3ed]) |
Causes the message to be accepted and discarded. |
|
none |
error (20.4.4[3ed]) |
Causes the message to be rejected or quarantined (Section 11.1.2.6 [V8.13]). |
|
|
fax (20.4.5[3ed]) |
Delivers to a program that handles fax delivery. |
|
none |
*file* and *include* (20.4.6)[3ed] |
Performs delivery by appending to a file and handles delivery through
|
|
|
local (20.4.7.1[3ed]), prog (20.4.7.2[3ed]) |
Performs final, local delivery, either to a user’s mailbox or through a program. |
|
|
mail11 (20.4.8[3ed]) |
Allows use of the mail11 program for delivery to DECnet addresses. |
|
|
ph (20.4.9[3ed]) |
Delivery is through the phquery program, which ... |
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