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"sendmail, 4th Edition"

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FEATURE(delay_checks) by adding a literal n as a third argument:
FEATURE(`delay_checks??, `friend??, `n??) ?†? V8.12 and later
FEATURE(`delay_checks??, `hater??, `n??) ?†? V8.12 and later
This n turns off backward compatibility (the ability to ignore the old syntax) and
causes the old syntax to produce an error. This is a good way to check to be sure
your conversion was good.
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Also note that, with V8.12, if an envelope recipient is found to be trusted, using one
of the mechanisms listed with the AuthMechanisms option (?§24.9.5 on page 975), that
envelope-recipient is accepted and further access database checks are skipped.
7.5.7 FEATURE(compat_check)??”V8.12 and Later
Beginning withV8.12 sendmail, you can create a rule set that makes decisions about
envelope-sender and envelope-recipient pairs withentries in the access database. To
enable these checks, just add the FEATURE(compat_check) to your mc configuration
file:
FEATURE(access_db) ?†? must be first
FEATURE(compat_check)
Once this is enabled, you can then add entries such as the following to your access
database (note that the <@ > is literal):
Compat:sender<@>recipient keyword
Here, the Compat: prefix is literal and must be present.


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