PMDF System Manager's Guide
PMDF-REF-6.0

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L

L channel
- See Local channel (OpenVMS)
- See Local channel (UNIX)
Language-specific directory
- /pmdf/lang on UNIX
- PMDF_LANG: on OpenVMS
- Usually C:\pmdf\lang on NT
lastresort keyword #1
lastresort keyword #2
lastresort keyword #3
LDAP form #1
LDAP form #2
- Configuration #1
- Configuration #2
- Filter file #1
- Filter file #2
- Foreign language support #1
- Foreign language support #2
- Invoking
- Operation
  - CTRL/N keystroke's effect
  - CTRL/P keystroke's effect
- Option file #1
- Option file #2
- Option file #3
- Option file #4
  - Format
  - Location
- Options
- Usage #1
- Usage #2
LDAP URLs
- Testing
  - OpenVMS
  - UNIX and NT
ldapfilter.conf file #1
ldapfilter.conf file #2
ldapfilter.conf file #3
ldapfilter.conf file #4
LDIF files
- See Directory synchronization, LDIF files
License problems #1
License problems #2
License problems #3
License problems #4
LICENSE utility
- See Utilities on OpenVMS, LICENSE
Lightweight Directory Interchange Format files
- See Directory synchronization, LDIF files
Limits
- See Message, Limits
Line continuation
- In aliases file #1
- In aliases file #2
- In configuration file
- In mapping file
Line wrapping
- For display
- For transport
linelength keyword #1
linelength keyword #2
linelength keyword #3
linelength keyword #4
linelength keyword #5
linelimit keyword #1
linelimit keyword #2
linelimit keyword #3
linelimit keyword #4
- See also Message, Size limits
List server
- See Mail/list server
lmf utility
Local channel (NT) #1
Local channel (NT) #2
Local channel (OpenVMS) #1
Local channel (OpenVMS) #2
- Addresses
- Binary attachments in VMS MAIL
- Command script execution upon message delivery
- Delivery receipts #1
- Delivery receipts #2
- Error messages
  - From VMS MAIL
- Headers
- PMDF addresses to VMS format #1
- PMDF addresses to VMS format #2
- PMDF From: addresses as seen in VMS MAIL
- Read receipts #1
- Read receipts #2
- Sending to PMDF from VMS MAIL
- VMS addresses to PMDF format #1
- VMS addresses to PMDF format #2
Local channel (UNIX) #1
Local channel (UNIX) #2
- Option files
  - Base notation
- Options
Local host aliases
localvrfy keyword #1
localvrfy keyword #2
localvrfy keyword #3
Log directory
- /pmdf/log on UNIX
- PMDF_LOG: on OpenVMS
- Usually C:\pmdf\log on NT
Log files
- See Debugging
- See Logging
LOGFAIL
- Audit event
Logging #1
Logging #2
Logging #3
Logging #4
- Analyzing log files
  - Freeware
- BLOCK_SIZE option
- connection.log
- FAX channels
- Format #1
- Format #2
- Format #3
- Format #4
- Log files
  - Analyzing
  - Location
  - Managing
  - Naming
  - Process Symbiont
  - Purging #1
  - Purging #2
  - Purging #3
  - Purging on NT
  - Purging on UNIX
  - Splitting
  - Version limits #1
  - Version limits #2
  - Version limits #3
  - Version limits #4
  - Version limits #5
  - Version monitoring
- logging keyword #1
- logging keyword #2
- logging keyword #3
- logging keyword #4
- LOG_ALQ option
- LOG_CONNECTION option
  - Firewall system
- LOG_CONNECTIONS_SYSLOG option
- LOG_DEQ option
- LOG_FILENAME option
  - Firewall system #1
  - Firewall system #2
- LOG_FORMAT option
- LOG_HEADER option
  - Firewall system
- LOG_LOCAL option
- LOG_MESSAGES_SYSLOG option
- LOG_MESSAGE_ID option
  - Firewall system
- LOG_NODE option
- LOG_NOTARY option
- LOG_PROCESS option
  - Firewall system
- LOG_SENSITIVITY option
- LOG_SNDOPR option
- LOG_USERNAME option
  - Firewall system
- mail.log #1
- mail.log #2
- Managing log files
- See also Debugging
- See also FAX channels
- See also Mail/list server, Logging
- See also Pager channels, Logging
- See also PhoneNet channels
- See also Printer channels
- See also Process Symbiont
- See also queue to e-mail symbiont
- SEPARATE_CONNECTION_LOG option
logging keyword #1
logging keyword #2
logging keyword #3
logging keyword #4
logging keyword #5
logging keyword #6
- Firewall system
- SASL use
- TLS use
Logical names
- DELIVER_BATCH
- MAIL$PROTOCOL_x
- MAIL$PROTOCOL_IN
- MAIL$SYSTEM_FLAGS #1
- MAIL$SYSTEM_FLAGS #2
- PMDF_ALIAS_DATABASE
- PMDF_ALIAS_FILE
  - TEST/REWRITE utility
- PMDF_BATCH_ACCOUNT
- PMDF_BATCH_USERNAME #1
- PMDF_BATCH_USERNAME #2
- PMDF_BATCH_USERNAME #3
- PMDF_CHANNEL
  - Generic SMTP channels
- PMDF_CHARSET_DATA #1
- PMDF_CHARSET_DATA #2
- PMDF_CHARSET_OPTION_FILE #1
- PMDF_CHARSET_OPTION_FILE #2
- PMDF_COMMAND_DATA
- PMDF_CONFIG_DATA
- PMDF_CONFIG_FILE #1
- PMDF_CONFIG_FILE #2
- PMDF_CONVERSION_FILE
- PMDF_COUNTER_INTERVAL
- PMDF_DELIVERY_RECEIPT_TO
- PMDF_DISPATCHER_CONFIG
- PMDF_DISPATCHER_CONFIG_MAIN
- PMDF_DISPATCHER_DEBUG
- PMDF_DOMAIN_DATABASE
- PMDF_DO_RETURN_VN #1
- PMDF_DO_RETURN_VN #2
- PMDF_FAX_AUTHORIZATION
- PMDF_FAX_LOG_USAGE
- PMDF_FAX_MODEM #1
- PMDF_FAX_MODEM #2
- PMDF_FAX_SETUP
- PMDF_FAX_SFN
- PMDF_FAX_STN
- PMDF_FAX_VALIDATE
- PMDF_FROM
- PMDF_FROM_MR_DATABASE #1
- PMDF_FROM_MR_DATABASE #2
- PMDF_FROM_X400_DATABASE #1
- PMDF_FROM_X400_DATABASE #2
- PMDF_GENERAL_DATABASE
- PMDF_IMAPPOP_CONFIG_FILE #1
- PMDF_IMAPPOP_CONFIG_FILE #2
- PMDF_IMAP_CONFIG_FILE
- PMDF_MAILSERV_FILES_DIR
- PMDF_MAILSERV_MAIL_DIR
- PMDF_MAPPING_FILE
- PMDF_MR_NOTIFY
  - Defined by Process Symbiont
  - Defined for multiple mailboxes
  - Defined manually #1
  - Defined manually #2
- PMDF_MR_TIMEZONE
- PMDF_NOCOUNTERS
- PMDF_OPTION_FILE
- PMDF_PASSWORD_DATABASE
- PMDF_PERSONAL_ALIAS_DATABASE
- PMDF_PIPE_DATABASE
- PMDF_POP3_CONFIG_FILE
- PMDF_POST_INTERVAL #1
- PMDF_POST_INTERVAL #2
- PMDF_PROTOCOL
- PMDF_Q2EMAIL_LOG
- PMDF_QI_SERVERS
- PMDF_QUEUE_CACHE_DATABASE
- PMDF_READ_RECEIPT_TO
- PMDF_RELAYING #1
- PMDF_RELAYING #2
  - Restricted to privileged users
- PMDF_RESENT_FROM
- PMDF_RESENT_REPLY_TO
- PMDF_RETURN_CHECK_PERIOD
- PMDF_RETURN_PERIOD
- PMDF_RETURN_SPLIT_PERIOD
- PMDF_RETURN_SYNCH_PERIOD
- PMDF_REVERSE_DATABASE
- PMDF_SCRATCH #1
- PMDF_SCRATCH #2
- PMDF_SERVER_USERNAME
- PMDF_SYNCH_CACHE_PERIOD
- PMDF_SYSTEM_FLAGS
  - See also the PMDF User's Guide
- PMDF_TEXT_FAX_DOMAIN
- PMDF_TEXT_FAX_ROUTE
- PMDF_TIMEZONE
  - Restart Dispatcher after changing #1
  - Restart Dispatcher after changing #2
- PMDF_TMP
- PMDF_TO_MR_DATABASE #1
- PMDF_TO_MR_DATABASE #2
- PMDF_TO_X400_DATABASE #1
- PMDF_TO_X400_DATABASE #2
- PMDF_UNIXLIB_TRACE #1
- PMDF_UNIXLIB_TRACE #2
- PMDF_USER_UIC #1
- PMDF_USER_UIC #2
- PMDF_USER_UIC #3
- PMDF_USER_USERNAME #1
- PMDF_USER_USERNAME #2
- PMDF_USER_USERNAME #3
- PMDF_VERSION_LIMIT #1
- PMDF_VERSION_LIMIT #2
- PMDF_VERSION_LIMIT_PERIOD
- PMDF_WARNINGS_TO
  - See the OpenVMS Edition of the PMDF User's Guide
- PMDF_WELCOME
- PMDF_X500_LDAP_BASE
- PMDF_X500_LDAP_SERVERS
- PMDF_X_FAX_DEFAULTS
- PMDF_X_PS_QUALIFIERS
- SYS$SCRATCH
- System names
  - DECnet-style addresses
- Usernames
  - Preventing translation
LOGIN
- Audit event
Loop, infinite
- See Infinite loop
Looping message #1
Looping message #2
- See also Forwarding mail #1
- See also Forwarding mail #2
- See also Held files #1
- See also Held files #2
- See also Rewrite rules #1
- See also Rewrite rules #2
Lotus Notes channels #1
Lotus Notes channels #2
- Addressing #1
- Addressing #2
- Addressing #3
  - From PMDF #1
  - From PMDF #2
  - To PMDF #1
  - To PMDF #2
- Attachments
  - Header text part
- Character set #1
- Character set #2
- Configuration
  - Examples #1
  - Examples #2
  - Examples #3
- Delivery receipts
- Dispatcher service configuration
- Duplicate messages arriving from Lotus Notes
- Fonts
- Line wrapping
- Mappings #1
- Mappings #2
  - LN-TO-MIME-CONTENT-TYPES #1
  - LN-TO-MIME-CONTENT-TYPES #2
  - LN-TO-MIME-ENCODINGS #1
  - LN-TO-MIME-ENCODINGS #2
  - MIME-TO-LN-CONTENT-TYPES #1
  - MIME-TO-LN-CONTENT-TYPES #2
- Option file
  - Base notation
  - Comment lines
  - Format #1
  - Format #2
  - Location #1
  - Location #2
  - Location #3
- Options #1
- Options #2
  - ACCESS_METHOD
  - BINARY_ENCODING
  - DELETE_HEADERS
  - DOTS_SPECIAL
  - Examples #1
  - Examples #2
  - LN_DEFAULT_DOMAIN
  - LN_FIRST_PART_ONLY
  - LN_GATEWAY_DOMAIN
  - LN_MASTER_DELETE
  - LN_SLAVE_DELETE
  - LN_USE_RESTRICTED
  - MASTER_STACK_SIZE
  - SAVE_HEADERS
  - SLAVE_STACK_SIZE
  - SUPPRESS_DELIVERY_RECEIPTS
  - TIMEZONE
- PMDF Notes Gateway Server Add-in
  - NT version supported
  - OS/2 version supported
- PORT_ACCESS mapping
- Required software
- Running manually
- Server processes
  - Restarting
    - When necessary
- Testing addresses
  - OpenVMS #1
  - OpenVMS #2
  - UNIX and NT #1
  - UNIX and NT #2
Lotus Notes directory agent
- PORT_ACCESS mapping

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