make rewriting of addresses in headers really work. This adds the $q
macro. The rewriting of the From: address is still ad hoc and should
be integrated into this format.
Note: old .cf files will n

make rewriting of addresses in headers really work. This adds the $q
macro. The rewriting of the From: address is still ad hoc and should
be integrated into this format.
Note: old .cf files will not work with this version.

show more ...

make rewriting of addresses in headers really work. This adds the $q
macro. The rewriting of the From: address is still ad hoc and should
be integrated into this format.
Note: old .cf files will n

make rewriting of addresses in headers really work. This adds the $q
macro. The rewriting of the From: address is still ad hoc and should
be integrated into this format.
Note: old .cf files will not work with this version.

show more ...

make rewriting of addresses in headers really work. This adds the $q
macro. The rewriting of the From: address is still ad hoc and should
be integrated into this format.
Note: old .cf files will n

make rewriting of addresses in headers really work. This adds the $q
macro. The rewriting of the From: address is still ad hoc and should
be integrated into this format.
Note: old .cf files will not work with this version.

show more ...

make rewriting of addresses in headers really work. This adds the $q
macro. The rewriting of the From: address is still ad hoc and should
be integrated into this format.
Note: old .cf files will n

make rewriting of addresses in headers really work. This adds the $q
macro. The rewriting of the From: address is still ad hoc and should
be integrated into this format.
Note: old .cf files will not work with this version.

show more ...

make rewriting of addresses in headers really work. This adds the $q
macro. The rewriting of the From: address is still ad hoc and should
be integrated into this format.
Note: old .cf files will n

make rewriting of addresses in headers really work. This adds the $q
macro. The rewriting of the From: address is still ad hoc and should
be integrated into this format.
Note: old .cf files will not work with this version.

show more ...

****** Hack to make all local mail have old-style headers ******

output names in a nice comma-separated fashion in messages -- this
opens up other possibilities

output names in a nice comma-separated fashion in messages -- this
opens up other possibilities

put the type address headers into a per-header send queue

expand macros in rewriting rules early to allow multi-word macros to
be processed correctly.

expand macros in rewriting rules early to allow multi-word macros to
be processed correctly.

expand macros in rewriting rules early to allow multi-word macros to
be processed correctly.

add the -c flag, to cause sendmail to just queue messages that are for
mailers that are expensive; a later instantiation can come around and
send them in a batch. Also, pass macro definitions throug

add the -c flag, to cause sendmail to just queue messages that are for
mailers that are expensive; a later instantiation can come around and
send them in a batch. Also, pass macro definitions through the
queueing code so that macros can be expanded later rather than sooner;
this is important for destination dependent macros such as $g.

show more ...

implement -c flag: don't try to deliver expensive mail immediately

implement -c flag: don't try to deliver expensive mail immediately

implement -c flag: don't try to deliver expensive mail immediately

implement -c flag: don't try to deliver expensive mail immediately

don't expand macros in queued requests until delivery time -- means
passing the macro definitions through also.

pass lint

pass lint

pass lint

add host aliasing; add -p flag. this version doesn't yet know about
replacing the text of the host alias into the message however. syntax
is grotty: "/hostmatch:%s@newhost" or whatever.

add host aliasing; add -p flag. this version doesn't yet know about
replacing the text of the host alias into the message however. syntax
is grotty: "/hostmatch:%s@newhost" or whatever.

add host aliasing; add -p flag. this version doesn't yet know about
replacing the text of the host alias into the message however. syntax
is grotty: "/hostmatch:%s@newhost" or whatever.

add host aliasing; add -p flag. this version doesn't yet know about
replacing the text of the host alias into the message however. syntax
is grotty: "/hostmatch:%s@newhost" or whatever.