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Mercury MTS for Win32 Data file, version 4.61
Copyright 1990-2008 David Harris, all rights reserved.

The Mercury System is not in the public domain - the author reserves
all rights associated with it and asserts his right to be identified
as the copyright owner under International Law.

This data file may not be decompiled or reverse engineered,
nor may it be altered in any way without the explicit written
permission of the author, David Harris. This prohibition also
applies to MERCURY.EXE and the resources it contains, and to all
distributed components of the Mercury System.

Breaching this prohibition is a violation of the Berne Convention
on copyright, and is a breach of intellectual property laws in
many countries. All breaches will be strenuously pursued to the
limit permitted by law.

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listfile:      %s    # List of lists
logfile:       %s    # Traffic logging file
logwidth:      %d    # Width of address fields in logfile
retpath:       %d    # Do/Don't use 'return-path' for errors
maxhops:       %d    # Used to detect mailing loops
gullible:      %d    # If NZ, don't validate 'From' fields
bitnethost:    %s    # Relay host for '.bitnet' rewrites
poll:          %ld   # Seconds between queue polling cycles
scratch:       %s    # Where we can write temp files
switch:        %d    # number of ms to yield per op on heavy I/O
returnlines:   %d    # How many lines of failed messages to return
postmaster:    %s    # NetWare UIC of postmaster
broadcast:     %d    # Yes, we want broadcast notifications, but
receipts:      %d    # ... no broadcasts for receipt confirmations
PM_notify:     %d    # Do/Don't send errors to the postmaster
change_owner:  %d    # Change message ownership to recipient
noticeboards:  %s    # Where to find Pegasus Mail noticeboards
nb_name:       %s    # Pseudo-address of noticeboards
hard_quit:     %d    # If NZ, quit only on Ctrl+File|Exit
auto_tzone:    %d    # If NZ, obtain timezone information from OS
LogLevel:      %d    # System message reporting level
LogMax:        %d    # Maximum number of system messages to store
RetryPeriod:   %d    # Period between job retries (minutes)
MaxRetries:    %d    # Maximum number of times a job can fail
TwoPasses:     %d    # If NZ, process submission queue in 2 passes
Autoaddress:   %d    # If NZ, auto-generate user addresses based on name
Daily_exit:    %d    # If NZ, auto-restart each day after maintenance
No_Areply:     %d    # If NZ, disable automatic replies system-wide
Alt_Forward:   %d    # If NZ, allow alternate forwarding specification
Maint_hour:    %d    # Hour for daily maintenance (24-hour clock)
Maint_min:     %d    # Minute for daily maintenance
Retry_Mode:    %d    # If NZ, use progressive backoff for queue retries
Local_DSNs:    %d    # If NZ generate Delivery Status for local users only
DSN_time1:     %d    # Seconds deferred before first DSN is sent
DSN_time2:     %d    # Seconds deferred before second DSN is sent
DSN_time3:     %d    # Seconds deferred before third DSN is sent
Host_in_title: %d    # If NZ, show hostname in system tray and taskbar
Lingering:     %d    # Enable or disable 'lingering mailboxes'
Linger_Timeout: %d   # Seconds before a lingering mailbox is shut down
Alert_Host:    %s    # Host to check for licensee advisories
Alert_Interval: %d   # Frequency in minutes (min 240) for checks
Alert_Flags:   %d    # Flags controlling advisory checks
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Helpfile:        %s   # Help sent on failed maiser requests
Lookupfile:      %s   # Format file for the 'lookup' command
Send_dir:        %s   # Directory for the 'send' command
Logfile:         %s   # Mail server log file
Notify:          %s   # Dir. for pending 'notify' commands
NoList:          %c   # If 'Y', disable the 'list' command
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STM_Hours:    %d  # How often to e-mail stat log files
Mercury Mail Transport System
Copyright (c) 1993-2007, David Harris.

==========================
Mail Server Reference Card
==========================

Mercury's Mail Server can automatically process a wide range of
commands. To use the mail server, send a message to the mail
server's address (usually "maiser") containing the commands you
wish it to process, one command per line. Processing ends when a
blank line or an EXIT command is encountered.

In the list of recognized commands that follows, commands prefixed
with "*" may be disabled at some sites depending on their policies.

User-level mailing list commands:
---------------------------------

QUIET
- This command can prefix any of the following commands; if
   present, it suppresses any subscription-related messages
   that might be generated by the command it precedes.

SUBSCRIBE <listname> [Firstname Lastname]
SUB <listname> [First Last]
- Subscribe to the specified mailing list using the address
   in the "From" field of your message and the optional first
   and last names if present.

UNSUBSCRIBE <listname>
UNSUB <listname>
SIGNOFF <listname>
- Cancel your subscription to the specified mailing list. You
   must send this request from the address you originally used
   to subscribe to the list.

SET <listname> <option>
- Change your subscription settings for a mailing list. You
   may use one of the following options:

   - NOMAIL      stop receiving mail but remain subscribed
   - MAIL        start receiving mail from the list again
   - VACATION x  stop receiving mail for an "x"-day period
   - DIGEST      receive mail from the list in digest format
   - NODIGEST    cancel digest mode and receive normal mail
   - REPRO       receive copies of your own postings to the list
   - NOREPRO     no copies of your own postings to the list

   Digest format may not be available on all lists. You can
   issue the SET command multiple times in a single message if
   you wish to change more than one option.

STATUS <listname>
- Returns your subscription settings for the mailing list.

* LIST
- Return a list of all mailing lists serviced by this system.
   Owners may suppress the listing of individual lists, and the
   command may be disabled altogether.

* ENUMERATE <listname>
* REVIEW <listname>
- Return a list of all members in the specified list. This
   command may be disabled for some or all lists on the system.

Moderator-level mailing list commands:
--------------------------------------

The following commands are only available if you are the owner
(or "moderator") of the list to which they apply. As with the
user commands, QUIET can be used as a prefix to suppress any
welcome or farewell messages generated by these commands.

PASSWORD <password>
- If a list requires a password for moderator access, you must
  issue a PASSWORD command before any commands that affect that
  list. One password command will cover any number of subsequent
  list commands.

ADD <listname> <address> [Firstname Lastname]
- Subscribe <address> to the specified list.

REMOVE <listname> <address>
DEL <listname> <address>
- Unsubscribe <address> from the specified list.

MSET <address> <listname> <option>
- Change the subscription settings for <address> in <listname>.
  The options shown above under the "SET" command can be used
  in this command.

MSTATUS <listname> <address>
- Return the subscription settings for <address> in the
  specified list.

Other mail server commands:
---------------------------

* SEND <filename>
- Return the file specified by <filename>, which must be in the
  Mail Server's "sendable" directory and cannot contain any
  path specification.

* INDEX
- Return a file called INDEX.TXT, which will typically contain a
  list of the files that can be retrieved using the SEND command.

* LOOKUP <username>
- Return a list of e-mail addresses matching the username you
  supply. This command can be globally disabled.

* FINGER <username>
- Return any user-defined profile information for the specified
  user. This command can be disabled, and not all users will have
  profile information.

* VERIFY <address>
- Attempt to verify whether a given address can receive mail.

* BOUNCE
- Send your message back to you. Useful for testing.

EXIT
QUIT
- Stop processing mail server commands.

REFCARD
COMMANDS
- Return this information.
FROM:From:           TO:To:             SUBJECT:Subject:        Reply-to:Send reply to:  CC:Copies to:      BCC:BCC to:         DATE:Date sent:      RESENT-FROM:Forwarded by:   RESENT-TO:Forwarded to:   RESENT-DATE:Date forwarded: X-REAL-SENDER:Real sender:    ORGANIZATION:Organization:   X-TO:Originally to:  COPIES-TO:Copies to:      PRIORITY:Priority:       # Mercury Mail Transport System, Copyright David Harris, 1993-2003
#
# This file contains mailing list subscriber records in tab-delimited
# format. Provided you are careful, you can edit it using a text editor
# but you must make sure that the editor actually inserts TAB characters
# when you press the TAB key.
#
# The fields within each subscriber record appear in this order:
#
#   Status      Single character in [A,N,D,V,X]
#   Address     RFC822-reduced e-mail address
#   Name        RFC822 Ctext/Qtext component for name
#   Flags       16 printable ASCII characters
#   Postings    Postings since inception (8-digit, 0-padded)
#   SubsDate    Subscription date, YYMMDDHHMMSS
#   SubmDate    Last submission date
#   VacDate     Vacation date
#   Password    Password for user
#   Comment
#
# The first line in the file must remain exactly as it appears above, but
# all the remaining comments in this block can be deleted if you wish.
# The record format is not tolerant of errors. Dates must be exactly
# 12 characters in length, using 0-padding as required. White space is
# significant and preserved in all cases. The last line of this file must
# always end with a CR/LF.
#
# We recommend that you use the Mercury user interface to maintain this
# file unless you are very sure of what you are doing.

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