The default
for the mc technique is the dot (.) character.
Note that old-style addresses are delimited from each other with spaces rather than
commas. Suchaddresses can be wrongly joined into a single address if the char is other
than a space. Acceptance of such old-style addresses is determined by the setting of the
OldStyleHeaders option (?§24.9.82 on page 1061).
Also note that this BlankSub option can also be used when tokenized addresses are reassembled
(see ?§18.3.3 on page 656).
The BlankSub option is not safe. If specified from the command line, it can cause sendmail
to relinquish its special privileges.
24.9.11 CACertFile
File containing certificate authority certs V8.11 and later
STARTTLS and stream encryption are discussed in detail in ?§5.3 on page 202. Among the
items you must provide is a file that contains the certificate of the authority that signed
your local server (?§24.9.106 on page 1087) and client (?§24.9.16 on page 984) certificates.
This certificate of authority (CA) contains information (the distinguished name, or DN)
that is sent to a connecting or connected-to site. The location of the CA certificate file is
specified with this CACertFile option, using a declaration that looks like this:
O CACertFile=path ?†? configuration file (V8.11 and later)
-OCACertFile=path ?†? command line (V8.11 and later)
define(`confCACERT??,`path??) ?†? mc configuration (V8.
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