local program (as well as for any other programs
that use LMTP, such as procmail). Essentially, the third argument is supplied as the value
to the A= equate (?§20.5.2 on page 738). For example, the following supplies the -7
command-line switch (don??™t advertise 8-bit MIME support) for the mail.local program:
FEATURE(`local_lmtp??, , `mail.local -l -7??)
And the following enables procmail(1) to be used for LMTP delivery:
FEATURE(`local_lmtp??, `/mail/bin/procmail??, `procmail -Y -a $h -z??)
Note that the second argument, if unused, must be present (but empty) if you wish to
specify a third argument. Also note that you should manually append new command-line
switches to the default switches, rather than replace them.
Also note that prior to V8.13, this FEATURE(local_lmtp) sets the default LOCAL_MAILER_
FLAGS to F=PSXfmnz9. Beginning withV8.13, the F=f flag (?§20.8.25 on page 771) is no
longer set as part of that default. Recall that if sendmail is run witha -f command-line argument
(?§6.7.24 on page 241) and if the F=f delivery agent flag is specified, the A= for this
local delivery agent will have the two additional arguments -f and $g inserted between its
argv[0] and argv[1].
17.8.24 FEATURE(local_no_masquerade)
Don??™t masquerade local mail V8.12 and later
Ordinarily, the MASQUERADE_AS mc configuration macro (?§17.4.2 on page 600) causes
header, envelope, sender, and recipient addresses to appear as though they were sent from
the masquerade host.
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