Command_Qualifiers

 

/ALIAS_FILE
      /ALIAS_FILE=filename

   TEST/REWRITE normally consults the default alias file PMDF_ALIAS_
   FILE during the rewriting process. The /ALIAS_FILE qualifier
   specified an alternate file for TEST/REWRITE to use.

   This qualifier has no effect unless /NOIMAGE_FILE is specified
   or no compiled configuration exists; use of any compiled
   configuration precludes reading any sort of alias file.
 

/CHANNEL
      /CHANNEL (default)
      /NOCHANNEL

   This qualifier controls whether the utility outputs detailed
   information, e.g., channel flags, regarding the channel an
   address matches.
 

/CHECK_EXPANSIONS
      /CHECK_EXPANSIONS
      /NOCHECK_EXPANSIONS (default)

   This qualifier controls checking of alias address expansion.
   Normally PMDF considers the expansion of an alias to have been
   successful if any of the addresses the alias expands to are
   legal. The /CHECK_EXPANSIONS qualifier causes a much stricter
   policy to be applied; TEST/REWRITE checks each expanded address
   in detail and reports a list of any addresses, expanded or
   otherwise, that fail to rewrite properly. For addresses that
   match the L channel, PMDF also performs validity checks.
 

/CONFIGURATION_FILE
      /CONFIGURATION_FILE=filename

   TEST/REWRITE normally consults the default configuration
   file PMDF_CONFIG_FILE during the rewriting process. The
   /CONFIGURATION_FILE qualifier specifies an alternate file to
   use in place of the file PMDF_CONFIG_FILE.

   This qualifier has no effect unless /NOIMAGE_FILE is specified
   or no compiled configuration exists; use of any compiled
   configuration will preclude reading any sort of configuration
   file.
 

/DEBUG
      /DEBUG
      /NODEBUG (default)

   The address rewriting process is capable of producing additional,
   detailed explanations of what actions are taken and why. The
   /DEBUG qualifier enables this output; it is disabled by default.
 

/DATABASE
      /DATABASE=database-list

   TEST/REWRITE normally consults the usual PMDF databases
   during its operation. This qualifier is used to either disable
   references to various databases or to redirect the database paths
   to nonstandard locations.

   The allowed list items are ALIAS, NOALIAS, PERSONAL_ALIAS,
   NOPERSONAL_ALIAS, DOMAIN, NODOMAIN, FORWARD, NOFORWARD, GENERAL,
   NOGENERAL, REVERSE, and NOREVERSE. The list items beginning with
   "NO" disable use of the corresponding database. The remaining
   items require an associated value, which is taken to be the name
   of that database.
 

/DELIVERY_RECEIPT
      /DELIVERY_RECEIPT
      /NODELIVERY_RECEIPT

   The /DELIVERY_RECEIPT and /NODELIVERY_RECEIPT qualifiers, which
   explicitly set the corresponding receipt request flags, can
   be useful when testing the handling of receipt requests when
   rewriting forwarded addresses or mailing lists.
 

/DESTINATION_CHANNEL
      /DESTINATION_CHANNEL=channel

   The /DESTINATION_CHANNEL qualifier controls what destination or
   target channel TEST/REWRITE rewrites addresses for. Some address
   rewriting is destination channel specific; this qualifier allows
   control of the assumed destination channel.
 

/FILTER
      /FILTER
      /NOFILTER (default)

   The /FILTER qualifier may be used to have PMDF TEST/REWRITE
   output any filters (personal mailbox, channel, or system)
   applying for the address in question.
 

/FROM
      /FROM=address
      /NOFROM

   This qualifier controls what envelope From: address is used for
   access control probes and mailing list access probes. If the
   /FROM qualifier is omitted, then the address used for access
   checks is the postmaster return address. Specifying either
   /FROM=<> or /NOFROM tells the utility to use an empty envelope
   From: address for access checks.
 

/GREY
      /GREY=setting
      /NOGREY (default)

   This qualifier controls the setting of the Grey Book flag. By
   default, this flag has value 0. When set to 1, /GREY=1, the Grey
   Book flag will be set on and addresses will be rewritten using
   the Grey Book format.

   This flag is used to force rewriting of address in accordance
   with the JANET (Grey Book) specifications. The most significant
   effect is that domain specifications appear in reverse order,
   e.g., edu.claremont.ymir and not ymir.claremont.edu. See the PMDF
   System Manager's Guide for further details.

   Grey Book address formats are not currently used in PMDF, so this
   qualifier's usefulness is problematic at best.
 

/IMAGE_FILE
      /IMAGE_FILE[=filename]
      /NOIMAGE_FILE

   The /IMAGE_FILE qualifier serves two purposes. The first is
   when /NOIMAGE_FILE is specified; this instructs TEST/REWRITE
   to ignore any compiled configuration unconditionally and to read
   configuration information from the various text files instead.

   When the /IMAGE_FILE qualifier is specified without an optional
   file name, PMDF TEST/REWRITE will load the compiled configuration
   from the file PMDF_CONFIG_DATA. If, instead, a file name is
   specified then TEST/REWRITE will load the compiled configuration
   from the specified file.
 

/LOCAL_ALIAS
      /LOCAL_ALIAS=value
      /NOLOCAL_ALIAS (default)

   This qualifier controls the setting of an alias for the local
   host. PMDF supports multiple "identities" for the local host;
   the local host may have a different identity on each channel.
   This qualifier may be used to set the local host alias to the
   specified value; appearances of the local host in rewritten
   addresses will be replaced by this value.
 

/MAPPING_FILE
      /MAPPING_FILE[=filename]
      /NOMAPPING_FILE

   This qualifier instructs TEST/REWRITE to use the specified
   mapping file rather than the default mapping file named by the
   PMDF_MAPPING_FILE logical name, usually PMDF_TABLE:MAPPINGS.

   This qualifier has no effect unless /NOIMAGE_FILE was specified
   or no compiled configuration exists; use of any compiled
   configuration will preclude reading the mapping file.

   Use of the /NOMAPPING_FILE qualifier will prevent the PMDF_
   MAPPING_FILE file from being read in when there is no compiled
   configuration.
 

/OPTION_FILE
      /OPTION_FILE=filename
      /NOOPTION_FILE

   This qualifier instructs TEST/REWRITE to use the specified option
   file rather than the default option file PMDF_OPTION_FILE.

   This qualifier has no effect unless /NOIMAGE_FILE is specified
   or no compiled configuration exists; use of any compiled
   configuration will preclude reading any sort of option file.

   Use of the qualifier /NOOPTION_FILE will prevent the file
   PMDF_OPTION_FILE from being read in when there is no compiled
   configuration.
 

/READ_RECEIPT
      /READ_RECEIPT
      /NOREAD_RECEIPT

   The /READ_RECEIPT and /NOREAD_RECEIPT qualifiers, which
   explicitly set the corresponding receipt request flags, can
   be useful when testing the handling of receipt requests when
   rewriting forwarded addresses or mailing lists.
 

/REPROCESSING
      /REPROCESSING (default)
      /NOREPROCESSING

   This qualifier allows the utility to display the contents of a
   mailing list which uses the [REPROCESS] named parameter in its
   alias definition.
 

/RESTRICTED
      /RESTRICTED=value
      /NORESTRICTED

   This qualifier controls the setting of the restricted flag. By
   default, this flag has value 0. When set to 1, /RESTRICTED=1, the
   restricted flag will be set on and addresses will be rewritten
   using the restricted mailbox encoding format recommend by
   RFC1137.

   This flag is used to force rewriting of address mailbox names in
   accordance with the RFC1137 specifications; see the PMDF System
   Manager's Guide for further details.
 

/SOURCE_CHANNEL
      /SOURCE_CHANNEL=channel

   The /SOURCE_CHANNEL qualifier controls what source channel to
   rewrite addresses for. Some address rewriting is source channel
   specific; TEST/REWRITE normally pretends that the channel source
   it is rewriting for is the local channel, L.