14.6.1 action=
The Milter??™s phase syslog equate
The action= equate specifies the Milter phase that was in effect when the message was
prevented from being delivered. The phases correspond to the xxfi routines in the Milter
documentation. For example, if the xxfi_header(3) routine (?§26.6.10 on page 1217) was
used to reject the message based on a header, the following action= will be logged:
action=header
14.6.2 arg1=
The argument to a check_ rule set syslog equate
When sendmail processes one of the check_ rule sets (?§7.1 on page 252) and when that rule
set rejects a message, sendmail logs one of the following two messages:
... ruleset=rset, arg1=firstarg, discard
... ruleset=rset, arg1=firstarg, reject=reason
Here, rset is the name of the rule set called (such as check_mail, ?§7.1.2 on page 255). The
workspace passed to the rule set is indicated by firstarg.
Note that some check_ rule sets (suchas check_relay, ?§7.1.1 on page 252) take more than
one argument. If so, the workspace is provided with the first argument separated from the
second witha $| operator. When a second argument is supplied, the log lines shown earlier
will have an arg2= equate added which shows that second argument.
When a message is rejected, a reason is passed back to the original envelope sender. That
reason is echoed with the reject=reason (?§14.
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