sendmail, 4th Edition
sendmail, 4th Edition
ISBN: 0596510292
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 1174
Pages: 1174
- Main Page
- Table of content
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Preface
- Changes Since the Previous Edition
- Why This Book Is Necessary
- History
- Eric Allman Speaks
- Organization
- Audience and Assumptions
- Unix and sendmail Versions
- Conventions Used in This Handbook
- Additional Sources of Information
- Other Books, Other Problems
- How to Contact Us
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Some Basics
- 1.1 Email Basics
- 1.2 Requests for Comments (RFCs)
- 1.3 Email and sendmail
- 1.4 Basic Parts of sendmail
- 1.5 Basic Parts of a Mail Message
- 1.6 Basic Roles of sendmail
- 1.7 Basic Modes of sendmail
- 1.8 The sendmail.cf File
- Part I: Build and Install
- Chapter 2. Build and Install sendmail
- 2.1 Vendor Versus Compiling
- 2.2 Obtain the Source
- 2.3 The Build Script
- 2.4 Building with m4
- 2.5 Build sendmail
- 2.6 Install sendmail
- 2.7 Pitfalls
- 2.8 Build m4 Macro Reference
- APPENDDEF( )
- confBEFORE
- confBLDVARIANT
- confBUILDBIN
- confCC
- confCCOPTS
- confCCOPTS_SO
- confCOPY
- confDEPEND_TYPE
- confDEPLIBS
- confDONT_INSTALL_CATMAN
- confEBINDIR
- confENVDEF and conf_prog_ENVDEF
- confFORCE_RMAIL
- confGBIN...
- confHFDIR
- confHFFILE
- confINCDIRS
- confINC...
- confINSTALL
- confINSTALL_RAWMAN
- confLD
- confLDOPTS
- confLDOPTS_SO
- confLIB...
- confLIBDIRS
- confLIBS and conf_prog_LIBS
- confLIBSEARCH
- confLIBSEARCHPATH
- confLN
- confLNOPTS
- confLINKS
- confMAN...
- confMAPDEF
- confMBIN...
- confMSPQOWN
- confMSP_QUEUE_DIR
- confMTCCOPTS
- confMTLDOPTS
- confNO_HELPFILE_INSTALL
- confNO_MAN_BUILD
- confNO_MAN_INSTALL
- confNO_STATISTICS_INSTALL
- confOBJADD
- confOPTIMIZE
- confRANLIB
- confRANLIBOPTS
- confREQUIRE_LIBSM
- confSBINDIR
- confSBINGRP
- confSBINMODE
- confSBINOWN
- confSHAREDLIB...
- confSHELL
- confSM_OS_HEADER
- confSMOBJADD
- confSMSRCADD
- confSONAME
- conf_prog_OBJADD
- conf_prog_SRCADD
- confSRCDIR
- confSTDIOTYPE
- confSTDIR
- confSTFILE
- confSTRIP
- confSTRIPOPTS
- confUBINDIR
- confUBINGRP
- confUBINMODE
- confUBINOWN
- PREPENDDEF( )
- Chapter 3. Tune sendmail with Compile-Time Macros
- 3.1 Before You Begin, a Checklist
- 3.2 To Port, Tune, or Debug
- 3.3 Pitfalls
- 3.4 Compile-Time Macro Reference
- AUTO_NIS_ALIASES
- BSD4_3
- BSD4_4
- DATA_PROGRESS_TIMEOUT
- DNSMAP
- DSN
- EGD
- ERRLIST_PREDEFINED
- FAST_PID_RECYCLE
- _FFR...
- FORK
- HAS...
- HESIOD
- HES_GETMAILHOST
- IDENTPROTO
- IP_SRCROUTE
- ...IS_BROKEN
- LA_TYPE
- LDAPMAP
- LOG
- MATCHGECOS
- MAX...
- MEMCHUNKSIZE
- MILTER
- MIME7TO8
- MIME8TO7
- NAMED_BIND
- MAP_NSD
- MAP_REGEX
- NDBM
- NEED...
- NET...
- NETINFO
- NEWDB
- NIS
- NISPLUS
- NOFTRUNCATE
- NO_GROUP_SET
- NOTUNIX
- _PATH...
- PH_MAP
- PICKY_HELO_CHECK
- PIPELINING
- PSBUFSIZ
- QUEUE
- QUEUESEGSIZE
- REQUIRES_DIR_FSYNC
- SASL
- SCANF
- SECUREWARE
- SFS_TYPE
- SHARE_V1
- SM_...
- SM_HEAP_CHECK
- SM_CONF_SHM
- SMTP
- SMTPDEBUG
- SMTPLINELIM
- SPT_TYPE
- STARTTLS
- SUID_ROOT_FILES_OK
- SYSLOG_BUFSIZE
- SYSTEM5
- TCPWRAPPERS
- TLS_NO_RSA
- TOBUFSIZE
- TTYNAME
- ...T
- UDB_DEFAULT_SPEC
- USE_DOUBLE_FORK
- USE_ENVIRON
- USING_NETSCAPE_LDAP
- USERDB
- USESETEUID
- WILDCARD_SHELL
- XDEBUG
- Chapter 4. Configure sendmail.cf with m4
- 4.1 The m4 Preprocessor
- 4.2 Configure with m4
- 4.3 m4 Macros by Function
- 4.4 Masquerading
- 4.5 Relays
- 4.6 UUCP Support
- 4.7 Pitfalls
- 4.8 Configuration File Feature Reference
- FEATURE(accept_unqualified_senders)
- FEATURE(accept_unresolvable_domains)
- FEATURE(access_db)
- FEATURE(allmasquerade)
- FEATURE(always_add_domain)
- FEATURE(authinfo)
- FEATURE(bestmx_is_local)
- FEATURE(bitdomain)
- FEATURE(blacklist_recipients)
- FEATURE(compat_check)
- FEATURE(delay_checks)
- FEATURE(dnsbl)
- FEATURE(domaintable)
- FEATURE(enhdnsbl)
- FEATURE(generics_entire_domain)
- FEATURE(genericstable)
- FEATURE(ldap_routing)
- FEATURE(limited_masquerade)
- FEATURE(local_lmtp)
- FEATURE(local_no_masquerade)
- FEATURE(local_procmail)
- FEATURE(lookupdotdomain)
- FEATURE(loose_relay_check)
- FEATURE(mailertable)
- FEATURE(masquerade_entire_domain)
- FEATURE(masquerade_envelope)
- FEATURE(msp)
- FEATURE(nocanonify)
- FEATURE(nodns)
- FEATURE(no_default_msa)
- FEATURE(notsticky)
- FEATURE(nouucp)
- FEATURE(nullclient)
- FEATURE(promiscuous_relay)
- FEATURE(preserve_local_plus_detail)
- FEATURE(preserve_luser_host)
- FEATURE(queuegroup)
- FEATURE(rbl)
- FEATURE(redirect)
- FEATURE(relay_based_on_MX)
- FEATURE(relay_entire_domain)
- FEATURE(relay_hosts_only)
- FEATURE(relay_local_from)
- FEATURE(relay_mail_from)
- FEATURE(smrsh)
- FEATURE(stickyhost)
- FEATURE(use_ct_file)
- FEATURE(use_cw_file)
- FEATURE(uucpdomain)
- FEATURE(virtuser_entire_domain)
- FEATURE(virtusertable)
- Chapter 5. Build and Use Companion Programs
- 5.1 The Build Script
- -A
- -c
- -E
- -f
- -I
- -L
- -M
- -m
- -n
- -O
- -Q
- -S
- -v
- 5.2 The editmap Program
- -C
- -f
- -N
- -q
- -u
- -x
- 5.3 The mail.local Delivery Agent
- -7
- -b
- -d
- -D
- -f
- -h
- -l (lowercase L)
- -r
- 5.4 The mailstats Program
- -c
- -C
- -f
- -o
- -p
- -P
- 5.5 The makemap Program
- -c
- -C
- -d
- -e
- -f
- -l (lowercase L)
- -N
- -o
- -r
- -s
- -t
- -u
- -v
- 5.6 The praliases Program
- -C
- -f
- 5.7 The rmail Delivery Agent
- 5.8 The smrsh Program
- 5.9 The vacation Program
- -a
- -C
- -d
- -f
- -i or -I
- -l (lowercase L)
- -m
- -r
- -s
- -t
- -U
- -x
- -z
- 5.10 Pitfalls
- Part II: Administration
- Chapter 6. Tune Performance
- 6.1 Handle Deep Queues
- 6.2 Sidestep Slow Hosts
- 6.3 Deliver to Files
- 6.4 Buffered File IO
- 6.5 Use Multiple Queues
- 6.6 Condition the Network
- 6.7 Tune the Kernel
- 6.8 Pitfalls
- Chapter 7. How to Handle spam
- 7.1 The Local_check_ Rule Sets
- 7.2 How DNSBL Works
- 7.3 Check Headers with Rule Sets
- 7.4 Relaying
- 7.5 The access Database
- 7.6 The Milter Library
- 7.7 Pitfalls
- Chapter 8. Test Rule Sets with -bt
- 8.1 Overview
- 8.2 Configuration Lines
- 8.3 Dump a sendmail Macro or Class
- 8.4 Show an Item
- 8.5 Complex Actions Made Simple
- 8.6 Process-Specified Addresses
- 8.7 Add Debugging for Detail
- 8.8 Batch Rule-Set Testing
- 8.9 Pitfalls
- Chapter 9. DNS and sendmail
- 9.1 Overview
- 9.2 How sendmail Uses DNS
- 9.3 Set Up MX Records
- 9.4 How to Use nslookup
- 9.5 Prepare for Disaster
- 9.6 Pitfalls
- Chapter 10. Maintain Security with sendmail
- 10.1 Why root?
- 10.2 The Environment
- 10.3 SMTP Probes
- 10.4 The Configuration File
- 10.5 Permissions
- 10.6 The Aliases File
- 10.7 Forged Mail
- 10.8 Security Features
- 10.9 Support SMTP AUTH
- 10.10 STARTTLS
- 10.11 Other Security Information
- 10.12 Pitfalls
- Chapter 11. Manage the Queue
- 11.1 Overview of the Queue
- 11.2 Parts of a Queued Message
- 11.3 Using Multiple Queue Directories
- 11.4 Queue Groups (V8.12 and Above)
- 11.5 Bogus qf Files
- 11.6 Printing the Queue
- 11.7 How the Queue Is Processed
- 11.8 Cause Queues to Be Processed
- 11.9 Process Alternate Queues
- 11.10 Pitfalls
- 11.11 The qf File Internals
- A line
- B line
- C line
- d line
- D line
- E line
- F line
- H line
- I line
- K line
- M line
- N line
- P line
- Q line
- r line
- R line
- S line
- T line
- V line
- Z line
- line
- line
- . line
- Chapter 12. Maintain Aliases
- 12.1 The aliases(5) File
- 12.2 Forms of Alias Delivery
- 12.3 Write a Delivery Agent Script
- 12.4 Special Aliases
- 12.5 The Aliases Database
- 12.6 Prevent Aliasing with -n
- 12.7 Pitfalls
- Chapter 13. Mailing Lists and .forward
- 13.1 Internal Mailing Lists
- 13.2 :include: Mailing Lists
- 13.3 Defining a Mailing List Owner
- 13.4 Exploder Mailing Lists
- 13.5 Problems with Mailing Lists
- 13.6 Packages That Help
- 13.7 The User s .forward File
- 13.8 Pitfalls
- Chapter 14. Signals, Transactions, and Syslog
- 14.1 Signal the Daemon
- SIGTERM
- SIGINT
- SIGKILL
- SIGHUP
- SIGUSR1
- 14.2 Log Transactions with -X
- 14.3 Log with syslog
- 14.4 Pitfalls
- 14.5 Alphabetized syslog Equates
- arg1
- bodytype
- class
- ctladdr
- daemon
- delay
- dsn
- from
- intvl
- len
- mailer
- msgid
- nrcpts
- ntries
- pri
- proto
- reject
- relay
- ruleset
- size
- stat
- to
- xdelay
- Chapter 15. The sendmail Command Line
- 15.1 Alternative argv0 Names
- 15.2 Command-Line Switches
- 15.3 List of Recipient Addresses
- 15.4 Processing the Command Line
- 15.5 sendmail s exit( ) Status
- EX_CANTCREAT
- EX_CONFIG
- EX_IOERR
- EX_OK
- EX_OSERR
- EX_OSFILE
- EX_SOFTWARE
- EX_TEMPFAIL
- EX_UNAVAILABLE
- EX_USAGE
- 15.6 Pitfalls
- 15.7 Alphabetized Command-Line Switches
- -A
- -B
- -b
- -ba
- -bD
- -bd
- -bH
- -bh
- -bi
- -bm
- -bP
- -bp
- -bs
- -bt
- -bv
- -bz
- -C
- -c
- -d
- -E
- -e
- -F
- -f
- -G
- -h
- -I
- -i
- -J
- -L
- -M
- -m
- -N
- -n
- -O
- -o
- -p
- -q
- -R
- -r
- -s
- -T
- -t
- -U
- -V
- -v
- -X
- -x
- Chapter 16. Debug sendmail with -d
- 16.1 The Syntax of -d
- 16.2 The Behavior of -d
- 16.3 Interpret the Output
- 16.4 Table of All -d Categories
- 16.5 Pitfalls
- 16.6 Reference for -d in Numerical Order
- -d0.1
- -d0.4
- -d0.10
- -d0.12
- -d0.13
- -d0.15
- -d0.20
- -d2.1
- -d2.9
- -d4.80
- -d6.1
- -d8.1
- -d8.2
- -d8.3
- -d8.5
- -d8.7
- -d8.8
- -d11.1
- -d11.2
- -d12.1
- -d13.1
- -d20.1
- -d21.1
- -d21.2
- -d22.1
- -d22.11
- -d22.12
- -d25.1
- -d26.1
- -d27.1
- -d27.2
- -d27.3
- -d27.4
- -d27.5
- -d27.8
- -d27.9
- -d28.1
- -d29.1
- -d29.4
- -d31.2
- -d34.1
- -d34.11
- -d35.9
- -d37.1
- -d37.8
- -d38.2
- -d38.3
- -d38.4
- -d38.9
- -d38.10
- -d38.12
- -d38.19
- -d38.20
- -d41.1
- -d44.4
- -d44.5
- -d48.2
- -d49.1
- -d52.1
- -d52.100
- -d60.1
- -d99.100
- Part III: The Configuration File
- Chapter 17. Configuration File Overview
- 17.1 Overall Syntax
- 17.2 Comments
- 17.3 V8 Comments
- 17.4 Continuation Lines
- 17.5 The V Configuration Command
- 17.6 Pitfalls
- Chapter 18. The R (Rules) Configuration Command
- 18.1 Why Rules?
- 18.2 The R Configuration Command
- 18.3 Tokenizing Rules
- 18.4 The Workspace
- 18.5 The Behavior of a Rule
- 18.6 The LHS
- 18.7 The RHS
- 18.8 Pitfalls
- 18.9 Rule Operator Reference
- :
- :
- :
- :
- ( )
- -
- Chapter 19. The S (Rule Sets) Configuration Command
- 19.1 The S Configuration Command
- 19.2 The Sequence of Rule Sets
- 19.3 The canonify Rule Set 3
- 19.4 The final Rule Set 4
- 19.5 The parse Rule Set 0
- 19.6 The localaddr Rule Set 5
- 19.7 Rule Sets 1 and 2
- 19.8 Pitfalls
- 19.9 Policy Rule-Set Reference
- check_data
- check_etrn
- check_vrfy and check_expn
- srv_features
- Chapter 20. The M (Mail Delivery Agent) Configuration Command
- 20.1 The M Configuration Command
- 20.2 The Symbolic Delivery Agent Name
- 20.3 The mc Configuration Syntax
- 20.4 Delivery Agents by Name
- cyrus
- cyrusv2
- discard
- error
- fax
- file and include
- local and prog
- mail11
- ph
- pop
- procmail
- qpage
- smtp, etc.
- usenet
- uucp
- 20.5 Delivery Agent Equates
- (forward slash)
- A
- C
- D
- E
- F
- L
- M
- m
- N
- P
- Q
- R
- r
- S
- T
- U
- W
- 20.6 How a Delivery Agent Is Executed
- 20.7 Pitfalls
- 20.8 Delivery Agent FFlags
- F
- F0 (zero)
- F1 (one)
- F2
- F3
- F5
- F6
- F7
- F8
- F9
- F: (colon)
- F (vertical bar)
- F (forward slash)
- F
- Fa
- FA
- Fb
- Fc
- FC
- Fd
- FD
- Fe
- FE
- Ff
- FF
- Fg
- Fh
- Fi
- FI (uppercase i)
- Fj
- Fk
- Fl (lowercase L)
- FL
- Fm
- FM
- Fn
- Fo
- Fp
- FP
- Fq
- Fr
- FR
- Fs
- FS
- Fu
- FU
- Fw
- Fx
- FX
- Fz
- FZ
- Chapter 21. The D (Define a Macro) Configuration Command
- 21.1 Preassigned sendmail Macros
- 21.2 Command-Line Definitions
- 21.3 Configuration-File Definitions
- 21.4 Macro Names
- 21.5 Macro Expansion: and
- 21.6 Macro Conditionals: ?, , and .
- 21.7 Macros with mc Configuration
- 21.8 Pitfalls
- 21.9 Alphabetized sendmail Macros
- Array
- 161
- (lowercase L)
- 71
- Chapter 22. The C and F (Class Macro) Configuration Commands
- 22.1 Class Configuration Commands
- 22.2 Access Classes in Rules
- 22.3 Classes with mc Configuration
- 22.4 Internal Class Macros
- 22.5 Pitfalls
- 22.6 Alphabetized Class Macros
- b
- checkMIMEFieldHeaders
- checkMIMEHeaders
- checkMIMETextHeaders
- e
- k
- m
- n
- persistentMacros
- q
- ResOk
- R
- tls
- s
- t
- w
- Chapter 23. The K (Database-Map) Configuration Command
- 23.1 Enable at Compile Time
- 23.2 The K Configuration Command
- 23.3 The K Command switches
- -A
- -a
- -D
- -f
- -k
- -l (lowercase L)
- -m
- -N
- -O
- -o
- -q
- -S
- -T
- -t
- -v
- -z
- 23.4 Use ( and ) in Rules
- 23.5 Database Maps with mc Configuration
- 23.6 Pitfalls
- 23.7 Alphabetized Database-Map Types
- arith
- btree
- bestmx
- dbm
- dequote
- dns
- hash
- hesiod
- host
- implicit
- ldap (was ldapx)
- macro
- netinfo
- nis
- nisplus
- nsd
- null
- ph
- program
- regex
- sequence
- stab
- switch
- syslog
- text
- userdb
- user
- Chapter 24. The O (Options) Configuration Command
- 24.1 Overview
- 24.2 Command-Line Options
- 24.3 Configuration File Options
- 24.4 Options in the mc File
- 24.5 Alphabetical Table of All Options
- 24.6 Option Argument Types
- 24.7 Interrelating Options
- 24.8 Pitfalls
- 24.9 Alphabetized Options
- AliasFile
- AliasWait
- AllowBogusHELO
- AuthMaxBits
- AuthMechanisms
- AuthOptions
- AutoRebuildAliases
- BadRcptThrottle
- BlankSub
- CACertFile
- CACertPath
- CheckAliases
- CheckpointInterval
- ClassFactor
- ClientCertFile
- ClientKeyFile
- ClientPortOptions
- ColonOkInAddr
- ConnectionCacheSize
- ConnectionCacheTimeout
- ConnectionRateThrottle
- ConnectOnlyTo
- ControlSocketName
- DaemonPortOptions
- DataFileBufferSize
- DeadLetterDrop
- DefaultAuthInfo
- DefaultCharSet
- DefaultUser
- DelayLA
- DeliverByMin
- DeliveryMode
- DHParameters
- DialDelay
- DirectSubmissionModifiers
- DontBlameSendmail
- DontExpandCnames
- DontInitGroups
- DontProbeInterfaces
- DontPruneRoutes
- DoubleBounceAddress
- EightBitMode
- ErrorHeader
- ErrorMode
- FallbackMXhost
- FastSplit
- ForkEachJob
- ForwardPath
- HelpFile
- HoldExpensive
- HostsFile
- HostStatusDirectory
- IgnoreDots
- InputMailFilters
- LDAPDefaultSpec
- LogLevel
- MailboxDatabase
- MatchGECOS
- MaxAliasRecursion
- MaxDaemonChildren
- MaxHeadersLength
- MaxHopCount
- MaxMessageSize
- MaxMimeHeaderLength
- MaxQueueChildren
- MaxQueueRunSize
- MaxRecipientsPerMessage
- MaxRunnersPerQueue
- MeToo
- Milter
- MinFreeBlocks
- MinQueueAge
- MustQuoteChars
- NiceQueueRun
- NoRecipientAction
- OldStyleHeaders
- OperatorChars
- PidFile
- PostmasterCopy
- PrivacyOptions
- ProcessTitlePrefix
- QueueDirectory
- QueueFactor
- QueueFileMode
- QueueLA
- QueueSortOrder
- QueueTimeout
- RandFile
- RecipientFactor
- RefuseLA
- ResolverOptions
- RetryFactor
- RrtImpliesDsn
- RunAsUser
- SafeFileEnvironment
- SaveFromLine
- SendMimeErrors
- ServerCertFile
- ServerKeyFile
- ServiceSwitchFile
- SevenBitInput
- SharedMemoryKey
- SingleLineFromHeader
- SingleThreadDelivery
- SmtpGreetingMessage
- StatusFile
- SuperSafe
- TempFileMode
- Timeout
- TimeZoneSpec
- TLSSrvOptions
- TrustedUser
- TryNullMXList
- UnixFromLine
- UnsafeGroupWrites
- UseErrorsTo
- UseMSP
- UserDatabaseSpec
- Verbose
- XscriptFileBufferSize
- M
- Chapter 25. The H (Headers) Configuration Command
- 25.1 Overview
- 25.2 Header Names
- 25.3 Header Field Contents
- 25.4 ?flags? in Header Definitions
- 25.5 Rules Check Header Contents
- 25.6 Header Behavior in conf.c
- 25.7 Headers and mc Configuration
- 25.8 Headers by Category
- 25.9 Forwarding with Resent Headers
- 25.10 Precedence
- 25.11 Pitfalls
- 25.12 Alphabetized Header Reference
- Apparently-From:
- Apparently-To:
- Auto-Submitted:
- Bcc:
- Cc:
- Comments:
- Content-Description:
- Content-Disposition:
- Content-Id:
- Content-Length:
- Content-Transfer-Encoding:
- Content-Type:
- Date:
- Delivered-To:
- Disposition-Notification-To:
- Encrypted:
- Errors-To:
- From:
- Full-Name:
- In-Reply-To:
- Keywords:
- Mail-From:
- Message-ID:
- Message:
- MIME-Version:
- Posted-Date:
- Precedence:
- Priority:
- Received:
- References:
- Reply-To:
- Return-Path:
- Return-Receipt-To:
- Sender:
- Subject:
- Text:
- To:
- Via:
- X-Authentication-Warning:
- X400-Received:
- Part IV: Appendixes
- Appendix A. The mc Configuration Macros and Directives
- Appendix B. What s New Since V8.8
- B.1 Chapter 1
- B.2 Chapter 2
- B.3 Chapter 3
- B.4 Chapter 4
- B.5 Chapter 5
- B.6 Chapter 6
- B.7 Chapter 7
- B.8 Chapter 8
- B.9 Chapter 9
- B.10 Chapter 10
- B.11 Chapter 11
- B.12 Chapter 12
- B.13 Chapter 13
- B.14 Chapter 14
- B.15 Chapter 15
- B.16 Chapter 16
- B.17 Chapter 17
- B.18 Chapter 18
- B.19 Chapter 19
- B.20 Chapter 20
- B.21 Chapter 21
- B.22 Chapter 22
- B.23 Chapter 23
- B.24 Chapter 24
- B.25 Chapter 25
- Appendix C. Error Message Reference
- C.1 Where Errors Are Printed
- C.2 Alphabetized Error Reference
- Appendix D. The checkcompat( ) Cookbook
- D.1 How checkcompat( ) Works
- D.2 Reject Bad Body Lines
- D.3 Reject Excess 8-Bit Characters
- Appendix E. A Map to Tutorial Information
- E.1 How to Use This Guide
- E.2 The Guide
- Bibliography
- Requests for Comments
- Publications and Postings
- Colophon
- Index
- Index SYMBOL
- Index A
- Index B
- Index C
- Index D
- Index E
- Index F
- Index G
- Index H
- Index I
- Index J
- Index K
- Index L
- Index M
- Index N
- Index O
- Index P
- Index Q
- Index R
- Index S
- Index T
- Index U
- Index V
- Index W
- Index X
sendmail, 4th Edition
ISBN: 0596510292
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 1174
Pages: 1174
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