6 on page 606 With MAILER(uucp), the locally connected smart UUCP
hosts
$=Z ?§17.6 on page 606 With MAILER(uucp), the locally connected domainized
UUCP hosts
Table 22-3. All the class macros defined internally by sendmail
Class ?§ Description
$=b ?§22.6.1 on page 870 MIME types for no NL-to-CRLF translation
$={checkMIMEFieldHeaders} ?§22.6.2 on page 870 MIME headers for maximum parameter length
checking
$={checkMIMEHeaders} ?§22.6.3 on page 871 MIME headers for maximum legal length checking
Table 22-2. Class macros used with the mc configuration technique (continued)
Class ?§ Description
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Note that these classes really are used internally by sendmail, so don??™t try to redefine
their use in the configuration file. Such an attempt will be doomed to failure.
22.5 Pitfalls
??? Although a class macro name can be any ASCII character* (any character in the
range 0x0 to 0x7f), avoid using any of the nonletter characters. At the very least,
they create confusing reading, and at worst they can cause sendmail to completely
misinterpret your intentions.
??? Although values can traditionally be made to contain whitespace by quoting
them, class macros will misinterpret those quotes. For example, "vax ds1"
wrongly parses into two class entries: "vax and ds1", withth e quotes a part of
each.
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