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       mh-tailor, mtstailor - system customization for MH message
       handler


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       _/_u_s_r_/_c_o_n_t_r_i_b_/_m_h_-_6_._8_/_l_i_b_/_m_t_s_t_a_i_l_o_r

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       The file  /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/lib/mtstailor  defines  run-
       time options for those _M_H programs which interact (in some
       form) with the  message  transport  system.   At  present,
       these (user) programs are: _a_p, _c_o_n_f_l_i_c_t, _i_n_c, _m_s_g_c_h_k, _m_s_h,
       _p_o_s_t, _r_c_v_d_i_s_t, and _r_c_v_p_a_c_k.

       Each option should be given on a single line.  Blank lines
       and  lines  which begin with `#' are ignored.  The options
       available along with default values and a  description  of
       their meanings are listed below:

       localname:
            The  host  name  _M_H  considers  local.   If  not set,
            depending on the version of UNIX you're  running,  _M_H
            will   query   the   system  for  this  value  (e.g.,
            <whoami.h>, gethostname, etc.).  This has no  equiva-
            lent  in the _M_H configuration file.  POP client hosts
            should set this value to the name of the POP  service
            host.

       localdomain:
            If this is set, a `.' followed by this string will be
            appended to your host name.  This might be useful for
            sites  where  the  host  name  returned by the system
            (e.g.,  <whoami.h>,  gethostname,  etc.),  is  not  a
            "fully qualified domain name" (i.e., does not contain
            a `.').

       clientname:
            The host name _M_H will give  in  the  SMTP  HHEELLOO  (and
            EEHHLLOO)  command,  when  posting mail.  If not set, the
            host name _M_H considers local is used (see "localname"
            above).   If  empty,  no  HHEELLOO command will be given.
            Although the HHEELLOO command is  required  by  RFC  821,
            many SMTP servers do not require it.

            Early versions of SendMail will fail if the host name
            given in the HHEELLOO command is the  local  host;  later
            versions  of  SendMail  will complain if you omit the
            HHEELLOO command.  If you run  SendMail,  find  out  what
            your system expects and set this field if needed.




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       systemname:
            The  name of the local host in the _U_U_C_P "domain".  If
            not set, depending on the version of UNIX you're run-
            ning,  _M_H will query the system for this value.  This
            has no equivalent in the _M_H configuration file.

       mmdfldir: /var/mail
            The directory where maildrops are kept.  If  this  is
            empty, the user's home directory is used.  This over-
            rides the "mail" field in the _M_H configuration  file.

       mmdflfil:
            The  name of the maildrop file in the directory where
            maildrops are kept.  If this  is  empty,  the  user's
            login  name is used.  This overrides the "mail" field
            in the _M_H configuration file.

       mmdelim1: \001\001\001\001\n
            The beginning-of-message delimiter for maildrops.

       mmdelim2: \001\001\001\001\n
            The end-of-message delimiter for maildrops.

       mmailid: 0
            If non-zero, then support for MMailids in //eettcc//ppaasssswwdd
            is  enabled.   Basically,  the  pw_gecos field in the
            password file is of the form

                 My Full Name <mailid>

            The _M_H internal routines that deal with user and full
            names will return "mailid" and "My Full Name" respec-
            tively.

       lockstyle: 0
            The locking discipline to perform.  A  value  of  "0"
            means to use kernel-level locking if available.  (See
            below for more details.)  On systems compiled without
            kernel-level  locking,  standard  _B_e_l_l_M_a_i_l locking is
            used.  A value of "1" means to use  _B_e_l_l_M_a_i_l  locking
            always  (the  name  of  the lock is based on the file
            name).  A value of "2"  means  to  use  _M_M_D_F  locking
            always (the name of the lock is based on device/inode
            pairs).

       lockldir:
            The name of the directory for making locks.  If  your
            system  isn't configured to use kernel-level locking,
            then this directory is used when creating locks.   If
            the value is empty, then the directory of the file to
            be locked is used.



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       maildelivery: /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/lib/maildelivery
            The name of  the  system-wide  default  _._m_a_i_l_d_e_l_i_v_e_r_y
            file.  See _m_h_o_o_k (1) for the details.

       everyone: 200
            The  highest  user-id  which  should NOT receive mail
            addressed to "everyone".

       noshell:
            If set, then each  user-id  greater  than  "everyone"
            that  has a login shell equivalent to the given value
            (e.g., "/bin/csh") indicates that mail for "everyone"
            should  not be sent to them.  This is useful for han-
            dling admin, dummy, and guest logins.

   MMaaiill FFiilltteerriinngg
       These options are only available if you compiled  _M_H  with
       "options MF".

       uucpchan: name of _U_U_C_P channel
            Usually  "UUCP".   This  has  no equivalent in the _M_H
            configuration file.

       uucpldir: /usr/spool/mail
            The name of the directory where  _U_U_C_P  maildrops  are
            kept.  This has no equivalent in the _M_H configuration
            file.

       uucplfil:
            The name of the maildrop file in the directory  where
            _U_U_C_P  maildrops  are  kept.   If  this  is empty, the
            user's login name is used.  This has no equivalent in
            the _M_H configuration file.

       umincproc: /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/lib/uminc
            The path to the program that filters _U_U_C_P-style mail-
            drops to _M_M_D_F-style maildrops.

   SSttaanndd--AAlloonnee DDeelliivveerryy
       These options are only available if you compiled _M_H to use
       stand-alone delivery (i.e., "mts: mh").

       mailqdir: /usr/spool/netmail
            The directory where network mail is queued.

       tmailqdir: /usr/tmp
            The  directory  where  network  mail  queue files are
            built.

       syscpy: 1
            If ON, unauthorized mail is copied to the overseer.



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       overseer: root
            The user that receives reports of unauthorized  mail.

       mailer: root
            The user acting for the mail system.

       fromtmp: /tmp/rml.f.XXXXXX
            The _m_k_t_e_m_p template for storing from lines.

       msgtmp: /tmp/rml.m.XXXXXX
            The  _m_k_t_e_m_p template for storing the rest of the mes-
            sage.

       errtmp: /tmp/rml.e.XXXXXX
            The _m_k_t_e_m_p template for storing error  messages  from
            other mailers.

       tmpmode: 0600
            The octal mode which temporary files are set to.

       okhosts: /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/lib/Rmail.OKHosts
            A  file  containing  a  list  of  hosts that can send
            ARPAnet mail.

       okdests: /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/lib/RMail.OKDests
            A file containing a list of  hosts  that  can  always
            receive mail.

   TThhee ``//ssmmttpp'' MMTTSS SSuuffffiixx
       These  options  are only available if you compiled _M_H with
       the "/smtp" suffix to your "mts:" configuration.

       hostable: /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/lib/hosts
            The exceptions file for /etc/hosts used  by  _p_o_s_t  to
            try  to find official names.  The format of this file
            is quite simple:

                 1. Comments are surrounded by  sharp  (`#')  and
                 newline.
                 2. Words are surrounded by white space.
                 3.  The  first  word on the line is the official
                 name of a host.
                 4. All words following the  official  names  are
                 aliases for that host.

       servers: localhost \01localnet
            A  lists of hosts and networks which to look for SMTP
            servers when posting local mail.  It turns  out  this
            is  a  major win for hosts which don't run an message
            transport system.  The value of "servers"  should  be
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            host or a net (in the latter case, precede  the  name
            of  the  net  by  a \01).  This list is searched when
            looking for a smtp server to post mail.  If a host is
            present,  the  SMTP port on that host is tried.  If a
            net is present, the SMTP port on each  host  in  that
            net  is tried.  Note that if you are running with the
            BIND code, then any networks  specified  are  ignored
            (sorry, the interface went away under BIND).

   SSeennddMMaaiill
       This  option  is  only available if you compiled _M_H to use
       _S_e_n_d_M_a_i_l as your delivery agent (i.e., "mts: sendmail").

       sendmail: /usr/lib/sendmail
            The pathname to the _s_e_n_d_m_a_i_l program.

   PPoosstt OOffffiiccee PPrroottooccooll
       This option is only available if you compiled _M_H with  POP
       support enabled (i.e., "pop: on").

       pophost:
            The name of the default POP service host.  If this is
            not set, then _M_H looks in the standard maildrop areas
            for  waiting  mail,  otherwise  the named POP service
            host is consulted.

   BBBBooaarrddss DDeelliivveerryy
       This option is only available  if  you  compiled  _M_H  with
       "bbdelivery: on".

       bbdomain:
            The local BBoards domain (a UCI hack).

   BBBBooaarrddss && TThhee PPOOPP
       These  options  are only available if you compiled _M_H with
       "bboards: pop" and "pop: on".

       popbbhost:
            The POP service host which  also  acts  as  a  BBoard
            server.   This  variable  should  be  set  on the POP
            BBoards client host.

       popbbuser:
            The guest account on the POP/BB service  host.   This
            should  be  a  different login ID than either the POP
            user or the BBoards  user.   (The  user-id  "ftp"  is
            highly  recommended.)  This variable should be set on
            both the POP BBoards client and service hosts.

       popbblist: /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/lib/hosts.popbb
            A file containing of lists of hosts that are  allowed



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            to  use  the POP facility to access BBoards using the
            guest account.  If this file is not present, then  no
            check  is  made.   This variable should be set on the
            POP BBoards service host.

   BBBBooaarrddss && TThhee NNNNTTPP
       This option is only available  if  you  compiled  _M_H  with
       "bboards: nntp" and "pop: on".

       nntphost:
            The host which provides the NNTP service.  This vari-
            able should be set on the NNTP BBoards client host.

   FFiillee LLoocckkiinngg
       A few words on locking: _M_H has a flexible  locking  system
       for  making locks on files.  There are two mmttssttaaiilloorr vari-
       ables you should be aware of "lockstyle"  and  "lockldir".
       The  first controls the method of locking, the second says
       where lock files should be created.

       The "lockstyle" variable can take on three values:  0,  1,
       2.   A  value  of 0 is useful on systems with kernel-level
       locking.  If you are on a BBSSDD4422  system,  _M_H  assumes  you
       have  the  _f_l_o_c_k  system  call.   On other systems: define
       FFLLOOCCKK if you want to use the  _f_l_o_c_k  system  call;  define
       LLOOCCKKFF  if you want to use the _l_o_c_k_f system call; or define
       FFCCNNTTLL if you want to use the _f_c_n_t_l system call for kernel-
       level  locking.   If you haven't configured _M_H to use ker-
       nel-level locking, a locking style of 0 is considered  the
       same as locking style 1.

       A  value of 1 or 2 specifies that a file should be created
       whose existence means  "locked"  and  whose  non-existence
       means  "unlocked".   A  value  of  1 says to construct the
       lockname by appending ".lock" to  the  name  of  the  file
       being locked.  A value of 2 says to construct the lockname
       by looking at the device and inode  numbers  of  the  file
       being  locked.   If  the "lockldir" variable is not speci-
       fied, lock files will be created in  the  directory  where
       the file being locked resides.  Otherwise, lock files will
       be created  in  the  directory  specified  by  "lockldir".
       Prior to installing _M_H, you should see how locking is done
       at your site, and set the appropriate values.

FFIILLEESS
       /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/lib/mtstailor         tailor file

PPRROOFFIILLEE CCOOMMPPOONNEENNTTSS
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       mh-gen(8), mh-mts(8)

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       As listed above

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