The qf file is line-oriented, containing one item of information per line. Eachline
begins with a single character (the code character), which specifies the contents of the
line. Each code character is followed, with no intervening space, by the information
appropriate to the character. The complete list of code characters is shown in
Table 11-6.
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We discuss the individual lines in the qf file by code letters. Eachletter is presented
in alphabetical order rather than the order in which they should appear in the qf file.
11.12.1 A line
AUTH= parameter V8.10 and later
RFC2554 describes the currently approved method for SMTP authentication. One part of
this method is to add the AUTH= extension to the MAIL From: command for ESMTP. This
A line in the qf file is used to store the value passed in that parameter.
Table 11-6. qf file code characters
Code ?§ Meaning Version How many
A ?§11.12.1 on page 446 AUTH= parameter V8.10 and later At most, one
B ?§11.12.2 on page 447 Message body type V8.6 and later At most, one
C ?§11.12.3 on page 447 Set controlling user V5.62 and later At most, one per R line
d ?§11.12.4 on page 448 Datafile directory V8.12 and later Exactly one
D ?§11.
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