The tls_server rule set is called at the start of any connection in which the local sendmail would normally issue the STARTTLS SMTP command. The tls_client rule set is called at the start of any inbound connection in which the STARTTLS SMTP command was offered . Both rule sets look up information in the access database. (See Section 10.10.8.2 for a full description of this process.) The tls_server rule set prefixes its lookups with a literal TLS_Srv : expression, and the tls_client rule set prefixes its lookups with a literal TLS_Clt : expression. Among the possible returned values from the lookup can be two special keywords: TLS_Srv:hostA.domain VERIFY TLS_Clt:hostB.domain ENCR: bits These two special keywords (VERIFY and ENCR) are not defined inside sendmail . Instead, they are defined as values given to the class $={tls} . The $={tls} is properly defined in your default configuration file and should never need adjustment. [8]
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