6 and later At most, one each macro
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If you compiled sendmail with SASL defined (?§3.4.48 on page 137), this value will be the
actual value passed by the AUTH=. Otherwise, it is the value of $f (?§21.9.45 on page 824)
normalized to the local domain if $f lacks a domain.
11.12.2 B line
Message body type V8.6 and later
The message body type is described under the -B command-line switch(?§6.7.2 on page
232). The B line in the qf file stores whatever the body type was set to, either from the
command line or by the SMTP MAIL command. The two usual body types are 8BITMIME
and 7BIT.
The form of the B line is:
Btype
There must be no space between the B and the type. If th etype is missing, the body type
becomes the character value zero. If the entire B line is missing, the default is 7BIT. If type is
longer than MAXNAME as defined in conf.h (?§3.4.22 on page 120) when compiling sendmail,
it is truncated to MAXNAME-1 characters when the qf file is read.
Note that the type must be either 7bit or 8bitmime. Anything else will not be detected when
the qf file is read and might eventually cause the ESMTP dialog to fail:
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