Table of Contents for
sendmail, 4th Edition

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Cover image for bash Cookbook, 2nd Edition sendmail, 4th Edition by Gregory Neil Shapiro Published by O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2007
  1. sendmail, 4th Edition
  2. Cover
  3. sendmail, 4th Edition
  4. Dedication
  5. Preface
  6. 1. Some Basics
  7. I. Administration
  8. 2. Download, Build, and Install
  9. 3. Tune sendmail with Compile-Time Macros
  10. 4. Maintain Security with sendmail
  11. 5. Authentication and Encryption
  12. 6. The sendmail Command Line
  13. 7. How to Handle Spam
  14. 8. Test Rule Sets with -bt
  15. 9. DNS and sendmail
  16. 10. Build and Use Companion Programs
  17. 11. Manage the Queue
  18. 12. Maintain Aliases
  19. 13. Mailing Lists and ~/.forward
  20. 14. Signals, Transactions, and Syslog
  21. 15. Debug sendmail with -d
  22. II. Configuration Reference
  23. 16. Configuration File Overview
  24. 17. Configure sendmail.cf with m4
  25. 18. The R (Rules) Configuration Command
  26. 19. The S (Rule Sets) Configuration Command
  27. 20. The M (Mail Delivery Agent) Configuration Command
  28. 21. The D (Define a Macro) Configuration Command
  29. 22. The C and F (Class Macro) Configuration Commands
  30. 23. The K (Database-Map) Configuration Command
  31. 24. The O (Options) Configuration Command
  32. 25. The H (Headers) Configuration Command
  33. 26. The X (Milters) Configuration Command
  34. III. Appendixes
  35. A. The mc Configuration Macros and Directives
  36. B. What’s New Since Edition 3
  37. C. The checkcompat( ) Function
  38. Bibliography
  39. Index
  40. About the Authors
  41. Colophon
  42. Copyright

Part I. Administration

Chapter 2

Shows where and how to obtain the source and how to build and install sendmail.

Chapter 3

Describes the many compile-time macros used to tune sendmail.

Chapter 4

Shows many ways to avoid security problems.

Chapter 5

Shows how to enable AUTH and SASL with sendmail.

Chapter 6

Shows how to use sendmail’s numerous command-line switches.

Chapter 7

Explains the nature of spam and how to fight it.

Chapter 8

Shows how to use sendmail’s interactive rule-testing mode.

Chapter 9

Shows how sendmail and the Domain Naming System interact.

Chapter 10

Discusses all the programs that are supplied with the sendmail source.

Chapter 11

Describes the queue and shows how to process and print it.

Chapter 12

Describes the aliases(5) database.

Chapter 13

Describes mailing lists and shows how to manage ~/.forward files.

Chapter 14

Explains syslog(3), statistics, and the -X command-line switch.

Chapter 15

Documents selected debugging switches available with sendmail.