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2.3.4.24 Delivery Receipt Request Style (reportboth, reportheader, reportnotary, reportsuppress)

The reportboth , reportheader , reportnotary , and reportsuppress channel keywords control which sort, if any, of delivery receipt request PMDF constructs from "foreign" delivery receipt requests, such as for messages coming in to PMDF via PMDF-LAN, PMDF-MR, PMDF-X400, or PMDF-MB400 channels, or via the addressing channel. On OpenVMS, these keywords also control the interpretation of delivery receipt requests from VMS MAIL or PMDF MAIL via L or D channels. For PMDF-LAN, PMDF-MR, PMDF-X400, and PMDF-MB400 channels, these keywords also control which sort of delivery receipt request PMDF will convert into the respective "foreign" delivery receipt request. (In the case of PMDF-X400, note that the keyword on the MIME_TO_X400 channel controls the behavior in both directions, to and from the X.400 world.) The current default is reportheader meaning to turn "foreign" delivery receipt requests into the old ad-hoc header style delivery receipt requests. reportnotary requests that only NOTARYf style delivery receipt requests be generated; this may become the default in a future version of PMDF. reportboth causes PMDF to generate both a header style and a NOTARY style delivery receipt request when seeing a "foreign" delivery receipt request; setting this may result in two delivery receipts from MTAs that support both forms of delivery receipt request. reportsuppress causes PMDF to ignore (suppress) incoming "foreign" delivery receipt requests.

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f See RFC 1891.


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