PMDF System Manager's Guide
PMDF-REF-6.0

Contents (Chapter 27)

• 27.1 Addressing channels
  • 27.1.1 Channel operation
  • 27.1.2 Examples
  • 27.1.3 Setting up the channel
    • 27.1.3.1 Adding the channel to the configuration file
    • 27.1.3.2 Option files
• 27.2 Bitbucket channel
  • 27.2.1 Configuration
• 27.3 Defragmentation channel
  • 27.3.1 Defragmentation channel definition and rewrite rules
  • 27.3.2 Defragmentation channel retention time
• 27.4 Pager channels
  • 27.4.1 Setting up the channel
    • 27.4.1.1 Before you start
    • 27.4.1.2 Adding the channel to the configuration file
    • 27.4.1.3 PAGER mapping
    • 27.4.1.4 Modem script
    • 27.4.1.5 Option files
    • 27.4.1.6 Use with PET switches
    • 27.4.1.7 A word on determining channel options by trial and error
    • 27.4.1.8 Frequent delivery retries with the BACKOFF option
    • 27.4.1.9 Using a directory channel to simplify pager addresses
  • 27.4.2 Pager channel addresses
    • 27.4.2.1 The contents of the attribute-value pair list (AVPL)
    • 27.4.2.2 Examples of pager channel addresses
  • 27.4.3 Pager channel logging
  • 27.4.4 Identifying troublesome modems
• 27.5 Pipe channels (OpenVMS and UNIX)
  • 27.5.1 Setting up the channel
    • 27.5.1.1 Adding the channel to the configuration file
    • 27.5.1.2 Profile database entries for pipe channel addressees (UNIX only)
    • 27.5.1.3 Pipe database
    • 27.5.1.4 Option files
  • 27.5.2 The order in which entries are checked
  • 27.5.3 Example usage
• 27.6 Printer channels
  • 27.6.1 Setting up the channel
    • 27.6.1.1 Adding the channel to the configuration file
    • 27.6.1.2 Option files
    • 27.6.1.3 Controlling the print command (UNIX)
    • 27.6.1.4 Handling multipart messages
  • 27.6.2 Printer channel addresses
    • 27.6.2.1 The contents of the attribute-value pair list, AVPL
    • 27.6.2.2 Quoting the AVPL
    • 27.6.2.3 Examples of printer channel addresses
  • 27.6.3 Logging
  • 27.6.4 A PostScript printer channel
  • 27.6.5 Security considerations
    • 27.6.5.1 Security considerations on OpenVMS systems
    • 27.6.5.2 Security considerations on UNIX systems
• 27.7 Processing and reprocessing channels
  • 27.7.1 Process channel definition and rewrite rules
  • 27.7.2 Reprocess channel definition and rewrite rules
• 27.8 Generic SMTP channels
• 27.9 VAX NOTES channels (OpenVMS)
  • 27.9.1 Setting up the NOTES channel
  • 27.9.2 Using an option file for the NOTES channel
  • 27.9.3 Further control of the Subject database