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Command Special Parms Result
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ACCOUNT INFO none The status of the account passed in
the subject line is mailed back to
the message originator.
ex: ACCOUNT INFO

PASSWORD new password The password of the account passed in
the subject line will be changed to the
one specified.
ex: PASSWORD kryptonite

MAILFORMAT MBF file The mailbox storage format of the
account specified in subject line
will be changed to the one specified.
A listing of the available formats
can be obtained via the MAIL FORMATS
directive.
ex: MAILBOX RFC822

FORWARD TO address The forwarding address of the account
passed in the subject line will be
changed to the one specified and act-
ivated.
ex: FORWARD TO vacationing@myhost.com

UNFORWARD none Mail forwarding will be deactivated for
the account specified in the subject
line.
Ex: UNFORWARD

AUTODECODE switch Automatic decoding of incoming MIME
attachments for the account specified
in the subject line will be set to
<switch> which should be Y or N.
ex: AUTODECODE N

BEGIN SIGNATURE none Begins recording of a new signature
file to be appended to messages
generated by the account passed in
the subject line. Subsequent lines
will be treated as the text of the
signature file until the word END
is encountered on a line by itself
or the end of the control message
is reached. NOTE: The signature file
feature is only available for RAW
format messages.

BEGIN AUTORESPONDER none Begins recording of a new autoresponder
file to be used by the account passed
in the subject line. Subsequent lines
will be treated as the text of the
autoresponder file until the word END
is encountered on a line by itself
or the end of the control message
is reached.
ex: BEGIN AUTORESPONDER
Some autoresponder text here
END

To erase an active autoresponder define
one with no text like this:
ex: BEGIN AUTORESPONDER
END

MULTIPOP switch MultiPOP mail collection for the account
passed in the subject line is turned
on or off according to the value of
switch. Switch should be ON or OFF.
ex: MULTIPOP OFF

RULES none Returns a form for editing all rules
configured for the account passed in the
subject line. The form can mark existing
rules for deletion and can add new rules.

List, Catalog, and Process Control: - The following commands do not
require an account on the mail server although some of them are
password protected. The subject line is ignored when processing
these commands.

Command Special Parms Result
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USERS none A listing of all users hosted by
the server will be mailed back to
the originator. Accounts which are set
as hidden will not be listed. Also,
this command is inactive unless enabled
via switch in Misc. Options screen.

LIST [listname] A listing of all mailing lists along with
the names and address of members will be
mailed back to the originator. Lists
must be individually configured to allow
this to occur. Passing an optional list
name will return the members of only that
list. Member names are returned only for
members which are local accounts within
MDaemon.

SUBSCRIBE listname [address] {real name}
The originator is added to the member-
ship of the list specified provided that
list exists and allows remote
subscriptions. If an optional address is
specified after the listname then that
address is added rather than the address
found in the FROM: field of the
subscription message.
ex: SUBSCRIBE mygroup@domain.com
ex: SUBSCRIBE mygroup@domain.com
arvel@altn.com {Arvel Hathcock}

UNSUBSCRIBE listname [address] The originator is removed from the
or specified mailing list provided the list
SIGNOFF exists and contains the originator as a
member. If the optional 'address' is
specified then that address is removed.
ex: UNSUBSCRIBE mygroup@domain.com
ex: UNSUBSCRIBE mygroup@domain.com
me@mydomain.com

UPDATE listname old-address new-address {real name} (password)
Removes 'old-address' from the list and
replaces it with new-address. An optional
real name and password value may be given.
ex: UPDATE mygroup@domain.com
old@address.com new@address.com
ex: SUBSCRIBE mygroup@domain.com
old@address.com new@address.com
{Frank Thomas} (pass)

SUPPRESS listname address (password)
This command adds 'address' to the lists
suppression file. The list's password
must be provided and the list must already
have a suppression file associated with
it.
ex: SUPPRESS list@mydomain.com
me@mydomain.com (PASS)

UNSUPPRESS listname address (password)
This command removes 'address' from the
lists suppression file. The list's
password must be provided and the list
must already have a suppression file
associated with it.
ex: UNSUPPRESS list@mydomain.com
me@mydomain.com (PASS)

DIGEST listname [address] This command sets 'address' to use digest
mode. If no address is specified then the
address of the originator of the message
will be used.
ex: DIGEST list@mydomain.com
me@mydomain.com

NORMAL listname [address] This command sets 'address' to use normal
non-digest mode. If no address is given
then the originator of the message will be
used.
ex: NORMAL list@mydomain.com
me@mydomain.com

NOMAIL listname [address] This command sets 'address' to nomail mode.
The account will enter a suspended state
and will no longer receive list traffic.
If no address is specified then the orig-
inator of the message will be used.
ex: NOMAIL list@mydomain.com
me@mydomain.com

MAIL listname [address] This command returns 'address' to normal
mode from nomail mode. If no address is
specified then the originator of the message
will be used.
ex: MAIL list@mydomain.com
me@mydomain.com

REALNAME listname [address] {Real Name}

This command sets the real name value for
'address' who is a member of list 'listname'
to the given value. The Real Name parm must
be enclosed in { and } characters.
ex: REALNAME list@mydomain.com
me@mydomain.com {Arvel Hathcock}

GET catalog magic-name (Password)

Retrieves a file from the specified
catalog, MIME encodes it in an email
message, and sends that message to the
originating account or to the one
specified in a RESULTS TO directive.
NOTE: The PUBLIC catalog doesn't require
a catalog name or password.
ex: GET utils magic-name (mypassword)
ex: GET magic-name

DIR catalog Retrieves a directory of the files and
magic names available through the catalog.
ex: DIR public

General: - The subject line is ignored while processing these commands.

Command Special Parameters Result
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HELP none This file is mailed back to the
originator.

RESULTS TO address Subsequent commands which generate
output will direct that output to
the address specified.
ex: RESULTS TO mailbox@host.org

STATUS none A status report on server operations
and current conditions will be mailed
back to the message originator. Since
the information contained in this status
report is considered private, the sub-
ject of the requested message must con-
tain the user name and password of an
administrator level user account like
this: Arvel, 12wsawe
ex: STATUS

MAIL FORMATS none A listing of all the supported
mailbox formats will be mailed back
to the originator.
Ex: MAIL FORMATS

GET ADDRESS none MDaemon will send a message back to the
originator which will contain the current
machine name and IP address assigned to
MDaemon's computer. This is useful when
you want to find out the IP address
assigned by your ISP when using a dynamic
dialup situation. Since the information
contained in this message is considered
private the subject of the requesting
message must contain the MDConfig
administrator level user and password such
as: Administrator, Password.
Note: The address returned is the one
Windows feels like giving. It could
return your local LAN card IP address as
easily as an ISP assigned one. Until I get
a foolproof method worked out don't depend
on this feature.
ex: GET ADDRESS

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