PMDF System Manager's Guide
PMDF-REF-6.0

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Q

Q2EMAIL symbiont
- See Queue to e-mail symbiont
qi and CCSO
- Bruce Tanner's implementation_>FTP availability
qi form
- See CCSO form
qi lookup
- See CCSO lookup
QM utility
- See Utilities on OpenVMS, QM
Queue
- MAIL$BATCH
- Maintenance #1
- Maintenance #2
- Message storage area on disk
- See also Batch jobs
Queue cache database
- Closing #1
- Closing #2
- Closing #3
- Closing #4
- Converting #1
- Converting #2
- Creating #1
- Creating #2
- Creating #3
- Creating #4
- Location of #1
- Location of #2
- Ownership
  - OpenVMS
  - UNIX
- PMDF_QUEUE_CACHE_DATABASE logical
- PMDF_QUEUE_CACHE_DATABASE tailor file option
- Protection of #1
- Protection of #2
- Synchronizing #1
- Synchronizing #2
- Synchronizing #3
- Synchronizing #4
  - Automatic by periodic delivery job
- Troubleshooting #1
- Troubleshooting #2
- Troubleshooting #3
- Troubleshooting #4
- Tuning file structure on OpenVMS
- Updating #1
- Updating #2
- Updating #3
- Updating #4
- Viewing entries #1
- Viewing entries #2
Queue directory
- /pmdf/queue on UNIX
- PMDF_QUEUE: on OpenVMS
- Usually C:\pmdf\queue on NT
queue keyword #1
queue keyword #2
queue keyword #3
queue keyword #4
queue keyword #5
Queue maintenance utility
- URL #1
- URL #2
- URL #3
Queue to e-mail symbiont #1
Queue to e-mail symbiont #2
- Character set handling
- Configuration
- Logging
- Options #1
- Options #2
- Options #3
- PostScript support
- Restarting
  - When necessary
- Sending mail with
- Usage
  - With word processors #1
  - With word processors #2
Quotas
- ENQLM and DECwindows MAIL
- FILLM and DECwindows MAIL
- See also Dispatcher, Options
Quotas, disk
- Users' #1
- Users' #2
QUOTED-PRINTABLE encoding
- See Encodings, QUOTED-PRINTABLE
Quoting
- Special characters in addresses
  - VMS MAIL
  - X.400

R

randommx keyword #1
randommx keyword #2
randommx keyword #3
randommx keyword #4
Read-receipt-to: header
- See Headers, Read-receipt-to:
Read receipts #1
Read receipts #2
- READ_RECEIPT_OFF option
- READ_RECEIPT_ON option
- VMS MAIL
- X.400 channels
readreceiptmail keyword #1
readreceiptmail keyword #2
readreceiptmail keyword #3
Receipt requests #1
Receipt requests #2
- DELIVERY_RECEIPT_OFF option
- DELIVERY_RECEIPT_ON option
- READ_RECEIPT_OFF option
- READ_RECEIPT_ON option
receivedfor keyword #1
receivedfor keyword #2
receivedfor keyword #3
receivedfor keyword #4
receivedfrom keyword #1
receivedfrom keyword #2
receivedfrom keyword #3
receivedfrom keyword #4
Receiving mail
- See also the PMDF User's Guide
- See VMS MAIL
References: header
- See Headers, References:
remotehost keyword #1
remotehost keyword #2
remotehost keyword #3
remotehost keyword #4
remotehost keyword #5
- Firewall system
renamedb utility
- See Utilities on UNIX, renamedb
Reply-to: header
- See Headers, Reply-to:
reportboth keyword #1
reportboth keyword #2
reportboth keyword #3
reportboth keyword #4
reportboth keyword #5
- Message Router channels
- X.400 channels
reportheader keyword #1
reportheader keyword #2
reportheader keyword #3
reportheader keyword #4
reportheader keyword #5
- Message Router channels
- X.400 channels
reportnotary keyword #1
reportnotary keyword #2
reportnotary keyword #3
reportnotary keyword #4
reportnotary keyword #5
- Message Router channels
- X.400 channels
reportsuppress keyword #1
reportsuppress keyword #2
reportsuppress keyword #3
- Message Router channels
- X.400 channels
Reprocess channel #1
Reprocess channel #2
- Configuration #1
- Configuration #2
- Example
- expandlimit keyword #1
- expandlimit keyword #2
Resent-date: header
- See Headers, Resent-date:
Resent-from: header
- See Headers, Resent-from:
Resent-reply-to: header
- See Headers, Resent-reply-to:
Resent-to: header
- See Headers, Resent-to:
RESTART utility
- See Utilities on OpenVMS, RESTART
restart utility
- See Utilities on UNIX, restart
Restricted encodings #1
Restricted encodings #2
restricted keyword #1
restricted keyword #2
restricted keyword #3
restricted keyword #4
restricted keyword #5
Restricting PMDF usage
- See Access control
return.com file
Return job
- See Processing jobs
  - Return job
Return-receipt-to: header
return.sh file
RETURN utility
- See Utilities on OpenVMS, RETURN
return utility
- See Utilities on UNIX, return
returnaddress keyword #1
returnaddress keyword #2
returnaddress keyword #3
- Directory channel
Returned messages
- See Message, Notification
returnenvelope keyword #1
returnenvelope keyword #2
returnenvelope keyword #3
returnenvelope keyword #4
Returning messages
- Automatically
- Manually #1
- Manually #2
- Manually #3
- Manually #4
returnpersonal keyword #1
returnpersonal keyword #2
returnpersonal keyword #3
return_job.exe file
Reverse address database
- See Address reversal
reverse keyword #1
reverse keyword #2
reverse keyword #3
reverse keyword #4
reverse keyword #5
reverse keyword #6
reverse keyword #7
- REVERSE_ENVELOPE option
- USE_REVERSE_DATABASE option
Rewrite rules #1
Rewrite rules #2
Rewrite rules #3
Rewrite rules #4
- Bang-style #1
- Bang-style #2
- Case sensitivity #1
- Case sensitivity #2
- Channel-level translations #1
- Channel-level translations #2
- Channel specific #1
- Channel specific #2
- Channel-specific #1
- Channel-specific #2
- Channel-specific #3
- Channel-specific #4
- Continuation line indicator
- Control sequences #1
- Control sequences #2
- Control sequences #3
- Control sequences #4
  - Summary of #1
  - Summary of #2
- Customer-supplied #1
- Customer-supplied #2
  - Example
- DECnet address handling
- Default rule
- Destination channel-specific #1
- Destination channel-specific #2
- Direction-specific #1
- Direction-specific #2
  - Firewall system
  - switchchannel keyword
- Domain database
  - See Domain database
- Domain-dependent #1
- Domain-dependent #2
- Domain-dependent #3
- Domain-dependent #4
- Domain literals #1
- Domain literals #2
- Domain literals #3
- Domain subportion substitutions
- Domain substitutions
- Dot rule
- Envelope-specific #1
- Envelope-specific #2
- Error message specification #1
- Error message specification #2
- Examples #1
- Examples #2
- Examples #3
- Examples #4
- Examples #5
- Examples #6
- Extracting host/domain #1
- Extracting host/domain #2
- Failures #1
- Failures #2
- Final steps #1
- Final steps #2
- Firewall system #1
- Firewall system #2
- Format #1
- Format #2
- General database
  - See General database
- Header-specific #1
- Header-specific #2
- Host location-specific #1
- Host location-specific #2
- Host subportion substitutions
- Host substitutions
- Illegal addresses #1
- Illegal addresses #2
- LDAP query URL substitutions
- Location of #1
- Location of #2
- Location-specific #1
- Location-specific #2
- Location-specific #3
- Location-specific #4
- Mapping application #1
- Mapping application #2
- Match-all rule
- Operation of #1
- Operation of #2
- Operation of #3
- Operation of #4
- Ordinary
- Patterns #1
- Patterns #2
- Patterns #3
- Patterns #4
- Percent hack #1
- Percent hack #2
- Percent signs
- PSIMail address handling
- Repeated rewritings #1
- Repeated rewritings #2
- . rule
- Scanning #1
- Scanning #2
- Single field substitutions #1
- Single field substitutions #2
  - Example
- Source channel-specific #1
- Source channel-specific #2
- Specified routes #1
- Specified routes #2
- Substitutions #1
- Substitutions #2
- Substitutions #3
- Substitutions #4
  - Customer-supplied #1
  - Customer-supplied #2
  - $D, $H, $U #1
  - $D, $H, $U #2
  - Domain
  - Domain subportion
  - Host
  - Host subportion
  - LDAP query URLs
  - Mapping #1
  - Mapping #2
  - $ quoting
  - See also General database
  - Single field #1
  - Single field #2
  - Subaddress
  - Summary of #1
  - Summary of #2
  - Testing #1
    - OpenVMS #1
    - OpenVMS #2
    - UNIX and NT #1
    - UNIX and NT #2
  - Unique strings #1
  - Unique strings #2
  - Username
- Syntax checking #1
- Syntax checking #2
- Tagged rules #1
- Tagged rules #2
- Tagged rules #3
- Tagged rules #4
- Templates #1
- Templates #2
- Templates #3
- Templates #4
  - Summary of #1
  - Summary of #2
- Testing
  - OpenVMS #1
  - OpenVMS #2
  - UNIX and NT #1
  - UNIX and NT #2
- Unique string substitutions #1
- Unique string substitutions #2
RFC 1123
RFC 1566
RFC 1891--1894
RFC 2222 (SASL; Simple Authentication and Security Layer)
RFC 2246 (TLS; Tranport Layer Security)
RFC 2246 (TLS; Transport Layer Security)
RFC 821 (SMTP)
RFC 822
RFC 822 "specials"
- In X.400 ORnames
RFCs
- See Standards
RFCs 2045--2049
Rightslist identifier usage #1
Rightslist identifier usage #2
Rose, Marshall
- Fundamental axiom of management
routelocal keyword #1
routelocal keyword #2
routelocal keyword #3
- Firewall system
- SMTP relay blocking
! routing #1
! routing #2
! routing #3
! routing #4
! routing #5
! routing #6
% routing #1
% routing #2
% routing #3
% routing #4
% routing #5
% routing #6
Routing
- Explicit #1
- Explicit #2
- exproute #1
- exproute #2
- EXPROUTE_FORWARD option
- Implicit #1
- Implicit #2
- improute #1
- improute #2
- IMPROUTE_FORWARD option
rules keyword #1
rules keyword #2
rules keyword #3
rules keyword #4
rules keyword #5
run utility
- See Utilities on UNIX, run

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