Some macros are built by the system automatically when Unoverica Message Transport is first loaded, or while an e-mail message is being processed by Unoverica Message Transport. These macros include things like the systems date, the version of SENDMAIL in use, the message senders e-mail address, etcetera. Some of these macros can be redefined by the system administrator, and some of them cannot. Figure F.10 below lists some of the system-defined macros, their purpose, and whether or not they can be redefined.
|
Macro |
Description |
Read-Only? |
|
$_ |
local user and hostname |
yes |
|
$a |
origin date of a message |
yes |
|
$b |
local system time |
yes |
|
$d |
local system time in UNIX form |
yes |
|
$e |
SMTP greeting message |
no |
|
$g |
message senders e-mail address |
yes |
|
$i |
message identifier within a queue |
yes |
|
$l |
"From" header format |
no |
|
$j |
fully-qualified hostname |
no |
|
$k |
UUCP hostname |
yes |
|
$m |
local systems DNS domain name |
no |
|
$n |
Name of error message sender |
no |
|
$o |
Token separation characters |
no |
|
$q |
message senders full address |
yes |
|
$s |
senders hostname |
yes |
|
$t |
current time in seconds |
yes |
|
$v |
SENDMAILs version number |
yes |
|
$w |
local systems hostname |
no |
|
$x |
message senders full name |
yes |
Figure F.10: System-defined macros.
The macros marked as read-only in Figure F.10 can not be modified by you. The macros marked as read-write can be modified as required.
WARNING: Making changes to the Unoverica Message Transport system may cause the mail system to function improperly, resulting in lost or corrupted mail messages. Unoverica Corporation will not be liable for any problems resulting from the unauthorized use of these advanced configuration options.
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