mailname(5) [debian man page]

MAILNAME(5)						    Linux System Administration 					       MAILNAME(5)

NAME

       mailname - the visible mail name of the system

DESCRIPTION

       The  file  /etc/mailname is a plain ASCII configuration file, which on a Debian system contains the visible mail name of the system.  It is
       used by many different programs, usually programs that wish to send or relay mail, and need to know the name of the system.

       The file contains only one line describing the fully qualified domain name that the program wishing to get the mail name should	use  (that
       is, everything after the @).

SEE ALSO

       mailaddr(7), sendmail(8)

Debian GNU/Linux						    2002-03-29							       MAILNAME(5)

nullmailer-queue(8)					      System Manager's Manual					       nullmailer-queue(8)

NAME

       nullmailer-queue - insert mail messages into the queue

SYNOPSIS

       nullmailer-queue

DESCRIPTION

       This program reads a formatted mail message from standard input and safely injects it into the outgoing mail queue.

       The data sent into standard input is expected to have the following format: one line containing the envelope sender, one or more lines con-
       taining the recipients, a single blank line, and then the contents of the message exactly as it is to be transmitted  to  the  destination.
       All lines are terminated with a single line-feed character.  All addresses must contain a fully-qualified domain name.

RETURN VALUE

       Exits 0 if it successfully queues the message.  If it failed to queue the message, it exits 1 and prints an error message to stdandard out-
       put.

CONTROL FILES

       adminaddr
	      If this file is not empty, all recipients to users at either "localhost" (the literal string)  or  the  canonical  host  name  (from
	      /etc/mailname)  are  remapped to this address.  This is provided to allow local daemons to be able to send email to "somebody@local-
	      host" and have it go somewhere sensible instead of being bounced by your relay host.

OTHER FILES

       /var/spool/nullmailer/queue
	      The directory into which the completed messages are moved.

       /var/spool/nullmailer/tmp
	      The directory in which messages are formed temporarily.

       /var/spool/nullmailer/trigger
	      A pipe used to trigger nullmailer-send to immediately start sending the message from the queue.

SEE ALSO

       nullmailer-inject(1), nullmailer-send(8)

LIMITATIONS

       This program should enforce system-wide configurable message length limits.

															       nullmailer-queue(8)