Any bad character causes that character and the characters following it to be
silently ignored:
My_rule ?†? good
My rule ?†? bad, name is "My"
Case is recognized; that is, Myrule and MYRULE are different names. You can use any
name that begins with an uppercase letter. Names that begin with a lowercase letter
or an underscore character are reserved for internal use by sendmail.
There can be, at most, MAXRWSETS/2 named rule sets (?§3.4.22 on page 120). Each
rule set that is declared beyond that amount causes sendmail to print the following
error and ignore that rule set declaration:
name: too many named rulesets ( # max)
When you declare a rule set name, sendmail associates a number withit. That number
is selected by counting down from MAXRWSETS. That is, the first name is given
the number MAXRWSETS-1, the second is given the number MAXRWSETS-2, and
so on. Named rule sets can be used anywhere that numbered rule sets can be used.
* This limit is defined as one-half of MAXRWSETS, which is defined as 200 in sendmail/conf.h.
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19.1.3 Associate Number with Name
When associating a named rule set with a number of importance, you can create that
association when the name is declared.
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