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Samba project2. Incorporated code
saslauthd daemon11.7 Expansion conditions
scanning40. Content scanning
search_parentsdns_search_parents (smtp) option
security51. Security considerations
security:build-time features51.1 Building a more `hardened' Exim
self optionmore (router) option
self option:in dnslookup router17. The dnslookup router
self option:in ipliteral router18. The ipliteral router
self option:in manualroute router20.5 How the list of hosts is used
self option:value of host name11.9 Expansion variables
Sender header line5.2 Trusted and admin users
Sender header line43.15 The Sender header line
Sender header line:disabling addition oflocal_from_check option
Sender header line:retaining from local submissionlocal_sender_retain option
sender:ACL checking39.20 ACL conditions
sender:ACL checking39.20 ACL conditions
sender:address-f <address> option
sender:address43.4 The UUCP From line
sender:authenticated11.9 Expansion variables
sender:changing-Mes <message id> <address> option
sender:constructed by Exim3.5 Receiving mail
sender:definition of1.12 Terminology
sender:gid11.9 Expansion variables
sender:host address, specifying for local message-oMa <host address> option
sender:host name, specifying for local message-oMs <host name> option
sender:ident string, specifying for local message-oMt <ident string> option
sender:name-F <string> option
sender:setting by untrusted useruntrusted_set_sender option
sender:source of-bs option
sender:uid11.9 Expansion variables
sender:verifying39.20 ACL conditions
sender:verifying in header39.20 ACL conditions
sender_domains, ACL condition39.20 ACL conditions
senders, ACL condition39.20 ACL conditions
Sendmail compatibility:-bi option-bi option
Sendmail compatibility:-G option ignored-G option
Sendmail compatibility:-h option ignored-h <number> option
Sendmail compatibility:-n option ignored-n option
Sendmail compatibility:-oA option-oA <file name> option
Sendmail compatibility:-om option ignored-om option
Sendmail compatibility:-oo option ignored-oo option
Sendmail compatibility:-t option-t option
Sendmail compatibility:-t optionextract_addresses_remove_arguments option
Sendmail compatibility:-U option ignored-U option
Sendmail compatibility:8-bit characters-B <type> option
Sendmail compatibility:`From' line-bm option
Sendmail compatibility:`From' line43.4 The UUCP From line
Sendmail compatibility:`From' line43.11 The From header line
Sendmail compatibility:calling Exim as newaliases5.1 Setting options by program name
Sendmail compatibility:command line interface1.11 Calling interface
serializing connectionsserialize_hosts (smtp) option
set, ACL modifier39.17 ACL modifiers
setuid51.2 Root privilege
setuid:installing Exim with4.13 Installing Exim binaries and scripts
SHA-1 hash11.6 Expansion operators
SHA-1 hash11.7 Expansion conditions
shadow transportshadow_transport (transport) option
Sieve filter3.3 User filters
Sieve filter:`keep' facility, disablingforbid_file (redirect) option
Sieve filter:configuring appendfile26.1 The file and directory options
Sieve filter:enabling in default router7.3 Router configuration
Sieve filter:enabling use ofallow_filter (redirect) option
Sieve filter:forbidding delivery to a fileforbid_file (redirect) option
Sieve filter:not available for system filter3.12 Delivery in detail
Sieve filter:not available for system filtersystem_filter option
Sieve filter:relative mailbox path handling26.1 The file and directory options
Sieve filter:specifying in redirection data22.3 Interpreting redirection data
Sieve filter:syntax errors inskip_syntax_errors (redirect) option
Sieve filter:testing-bf <filename> option
Sieve filter:vacation directorysieve_vacation_directory (redirect) option
Sieve filter:value of $address_file11.9 Expansion variables
SIGHUP-bd option
SIGUSR149.1 Finding out what Exim processes are doing (exiwhat)
simultaneous deliveries23.1 Concurrent deliveries
single-key lookup:definition of9.1 Lookup types
single-key lookup:list of types9.2 Single-key lookup types
SIZE option on MAIL command44.1 Outgoing SMTP and LMTP over TCP/IP
SIZE option on MAIL command44.4 Incoming SMTP messages over TCP/IP
size:of bounce, limitbounce_return_size_limit option
size:of mailboxmailbox_filecount (appendfile) option
size:of mailboxmailbox_size (appendfile) option
size:of mailboxquota_warn_threshold (appendfile) option
size:of message-bp option
size:of message11.9 Expansion variables
size:of messagesize_addition (smtp) option
size:of message48.6 Logging message reception
size:of message48.15 Reducing or increasing what is logged
size:of message, limitmessage_size_limit option
size:of message, limitmessage_size_limit (transport) option
size:of monitor window50.3 Main action buttons
skipping faulty addressesskip_syntax_errors (redirect) option
smart host:example router20.7 Manualroute examples
smart host:example router46.1 Sending mail to a smart host
smart host:queueing, suppressing47. Using Exim as a non-queueing client
SMTP listener-bd option
smtp transport30. The smtp transport
SMTP:authentication configuration33. SMTP authentication
SMTP:batched incoming-bS option
SMTP:batched incoming44.12 Incoming batched SMTP
SMTP:batched outgoing44.11 Outgoing batched SMTP
SMTP:batched outgoing, example20.7 Manualroute examples
SMTP:batching over TCP/IP44.1 Outgoing SMTP and LMTP over TCP/IP
SMTP:callout verification39.31 Callout verification
SMTP:connection backlogsmtp_connect_backlog option
SMTP:connection, ACL for39.2 Specifying when ACLs are used
SMTP:connection, ACL for39.4 The connect ACL
SMTP:delaying delivery-odqs option
SMTP:details policy failuressmtp_return_error_details option
SMTP:encrypted connectiontls_advertise_hosts option
SMTP:encryption38. Encrypted SMTP connections using TLS/SSL
SMTP:errors in outgoing44.2 Errors in outgoing SMTP
SMTP:host name in responsessmtp_active_hostname option
SMTP:incoming call countsmtp_accept_reserve option
SMTP:incoming connection countsmtp_accept_max option
SMTP:incoming connection countsmtp_accept_queue option
SMTP:incoming message count, limitingsmtp_accept_max_per_connection option
SMTP:incoming over TCP/IP44.4 Incoming SMTP messages over TCP/IP
SMTP:limiting non-mail commandssmtp_accept_max_nonmail option
SMTP:limiting syntax and protocol errorssmtp_max_synprot_errors option
SMTP:limiting unknown commandssmtp_max_unknown_commands option
SMTP:local incoming44.10 Incoming local SMTP
SMTP:local input-bs option
SMTP:logging confirmation48.15 Reducing or increasing what is logged
SMTP:logging connections48.15 Reducing or increasing what is logged
SMTP:logging incomplete transactions48.15 Reducing or increasing what is logged
SMTP:logging protocol error48.15 Reducing or increasing what is logged
SMTP:logging syntax errors48.15 Reducing or increasing what is logged
SMTP:multiple deliveries-Mar <message id> <address> <address> option
SMTP:multiple deliveries-oB <n> option
SMTP:multiple deliveries-q option
SMTP:multiple deliveries-qq option
SMTP:multiple deliveriesconnect_timeout (smtp) option
SMTP:multiple deliveries46.12 Exim on the intermittently connected client host
SMTP:non-mail commands44.7 Use of non-mail SMTP commands
SMTP:outgoing over TCP/IP44.1 Outgoing SMTP and LMTP over TCP/IP
SMTP:passed connection-Mar <message id> <address> <address> option
SMTP:passed connection-oA <file name> option
SMTP:passed connection-q option
SMTP:passed connection-qq option
SMTP:passed connectionconnect_timeout (smtp) option
SMTP:passed connection44.1 Outgoing SMTP and LMTP over TCP/IP
SMTP:passed connection46.12 Exim on the intermittently connected client host
SMTP:processing details44. SMTP processing
SMTP:protocol errors44.6 Syntax and protocol errors in SMTP commands
SMTP:rate limitingsmtp_ratelimit_hosts option
SMTP:rewriting malformed addresses31.9 The SMTP-time rewriting flag
SMTP:SIZEtransport_filter (transport) option
SMTP:SIZEsize_addition (smtp) option
SMTP:smtps protocol13.4 Support for the obsolete SSMTP (or SMTPS) protocol
SMTP:smtps protocol38.1 Support for the legacy `ssmtp' (aka `smtps') protocol
SMTP:ssmtp protocol13.4 Support for the obsolete SSMTP (or SMTPS) protocol
SMTP:ssmtp protocol38.1 Support for the legacy `ssmtp' (aka `smtps') protocol
SMTP:synchronization checkingsmtp_enforce_sync option
SMTP:synchronization checking39.18 Use of the control modifier
SMTP:syntax errors44.6 Syntax and protocol errors in SMTP commands
SMTP:syntax errors, logging48.15 Reducing or increasing what is logged
SMTP:testing incoming-bh <IP address> option
SMTP:timeout, input-os <time> option
SMTP:timeout, inputsmtp_receive_timeout option
SMTP:unknown command, logging48.15 Reducing or increasing what is logged
SMTP:unrecognized commands44.5 Unrecognized SMTP commands
SMTP:welcome bannersmtp_banner option
smtp_etrn_command11.9 Expansion variables
smtp_etrn_command44.9 The ETRN command
smtps protocol13.4 Support for the obsolete SSMTP (or SMTPS) protocol
smtps protocol38.1 Support for the legacy `ssmtp' (aka `smtps') protocol
socket, use of in expansion11.5 Expansion items
Solaris:DBM library for4.3 DBM libraries
Solaris:flock() supportuse_flock_lock (appendfile) option
Solaris:LDAP9.11 More about LDAP
Solaris:mail command-i option
Solaris:PAM support11.7 Expansion conditions
Solaris:stopping Exim on4.19 Stopping the Exim daemon on Solaris
sorting remote deliveriesremote_sort_domains option
source routing:in email addresspercent_hack_domains option
source routing:in IP packets51.5 IPv4 source routing
SPA authentication2. Incorporated code
spa authenticator37. The spa authenticator
spam scanning40.2 Scanning with SpamAssassin
spam scanning:returned variables40.2 Scanning with SpamAssassin
spam, ACL condition39.20 ACL conditions
SpamAssassin, scanning with40.2 Scanning with SpamAssassin
spamd_address40.2 Scanning with SpamAssassin
spool directory:checking spacecheck_spool_space option
spool directory:checking spacesmtp_check_spool_space option
spool directory:creating4.15 Setting up the spool directory
spool directory:definition of1.12 Terminology
spool directory:file locked48.14 Other log entries
spool directory:files51.8 Spool files
spool directory:files that hold a message3.6 Handling an incoming message
spool directory:format of files52. Format of spool files
spool directory:input sub-directory3.6 Handling an incoming message
spool directory:path tospool_directory option
spool directory:splitsplit_spool_directory option
spool:files, editing52. Format of spool files
spool:files, format of52. Format of spool files
sprintf()51.12 Use of sprintf()
src/EDITME4.4 Pre-building configuration
SRV record:enabling use ofcheck_srv (dnslookup) option
SRV record:in dnsdb lookup9.9 More about dnsdb
SRV record:required to existmx_domains (dnslookup) option
ssmtp protocol13.4 Support for the obsolete SSMTP (or SMTPS) protocol
ssmtp protocol38.1 Support for the legacy `ssmtp' (aka `smtps') protocol
STARTTLS, ACL foracl_smtp_rcpt option
STARTTLS, ACL for39.2 Specifying when ACLs are used
statistics49.7 Mail statistics (eximstats)
statvfs function50.2 The stripcharts
string list, definition6.15 List construction
string:case forcing11.6 Expansion operators
string:case forcing11.6 Expansion operators
string:comparison11.7 Expansion conditions
string:comparison11.7 Expansion conditions
string:comparison11.7 Expansion conditions
string:comparison11.7 Expansion conditions
string:comparison11.7 Expansion conditions
string:expansion, definition of6.13 Expanded strings
string:format of configuration values6.12 String values
string:length in expansion11.6 Expansion operators
string:quoted6.12 String values
string:testing for IP address11.7 Expansion conditions
stripchart50.2 The stripcharts
subject, logging48.15 Reducing or increasing what is logged
submission mode39.18 Use of the control modifier
submission mode43.1 Submission mode for non-local messages
submission mode43.11 The From header line
submission mode43.15 The Sender header line
substr11.5 Expansion items
substr11.6 Expansion operators
substring extraction11.5 Expansion items
substring extraction11.6 Expansion operators
suffix for local part, used in routerlocal_part_suffix (router) option
suffix:for local part, including in envelopercpt_include_affixes (transport) option
SUPPORT_TLS4.6 Including TLS/SSL encryption support
symbolic link:to build directory4.2 Multiple machine architectures and operating systems
symbolic link:to exim binary4.17 Replacing another MTA with Exim
symbolic link:to mailboxallow_symlink (appendfile) option
symbolic link:to mailbox26.3 Operational details for appending
symbolic link:to source files4.9 The building process
synchronization checking in SMTPsmtp_enforce_sync option
synchronization checking in SMTP39.18 Use of the control modifier
syntax of common options6.6 Common option syntax
syslog48.1 Where the logs are written
syslog:duplicate log lines, suppressingsyslog_duplication option
syslog:facility, settingsyslog_facility option
syslog:process name, settingsyslog_processname option
syslog:timestampssyslog_timestamp option
system aliases file4.13 Installing Exim binaries and scripts
system filter42. System-wide message filtering
system filter:specifyingsystem_filter option
system filter:testing-bF <filename> option
system log48. Log files

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