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switch(?§15.7.6 on page 544). The mailer= syslog equate is shown only for recipient
records.
14.6.13 milter=
Name of the Mliter that issued the log record syslog equate
The milter= equate shows the name of the Milter that was used to prevent the message
from being sent. That name was set by the X configuration command when your configuration
file was created. For example, the following sets the name of the Milter to Milter1:
INPUT_MAIL_FILTER(`Milter1??, `S=local:/var/run/f1.sock, F=R??)
If a message is prevented from being delivered by this Milter, the following equate will be
logged:
milter=Milter1
This equate is most useful when you run multiple Milters.
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14.6.14 msgid=
The Message-ID: header identifier syslog equate
RFC2822 requires that each email message have a unique worldwide identifier associated
with it. That identifier is listed with the Message-ID: header (?§25.12.24 on page 1159) and
often looks something like this:
Message-Id: <200212131533.dAPFX1o01876@here.us.edu>
The information inside, and including, the angle brackets is the message identifier. That
identifier is what is listed with the msgid= syslog equate:
msgid=<200212131533.dAPFX1o01876@here.
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