This class is
also used withth e SITE mc macro. The letters that are available for remote sites are
V, W, and X.
If nothing is specified, the class becomes Y. If class U is specified in the third parameter,
the second parameter is assumed to be the UUCP name of the local site, rather
than the name of a remote site. In this latter case, the specified local name has a
.UUCP appended, and the result is added to class w.
Note that SITECONFIG won??™t work if you disable UUCP with FEATURE(nouucp)
(?§17.8.37 on page 636).
17.6.8 UUCPSMTP mc Macro
If your site has a host that used to be a UUCP site but is now on the network, you
can intercept and rewrite the old address of that host into the new network address.
For example, mail to the machine wash used to be addressed as wash!user. Now,
however, wash is on the network, and the mail should be addressed as
user@wash.dc.gov.
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The UUCPSMTP mc macro provides the means to specify a UUCP-to-network translation
for specific hosts. The earlier example would be declared like this:
LOCAL_RULE_3
UUCPSMTP(`wash??,`wash.dc.gov??)
The UUCPSMTP mc macro should be used only under LOCAL_RULE_3.
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