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Please see the full documentation of each keyword for platform availability.
Keywords not hyperlinked are obscure, undocumented z/VM-only settings. If you are a z/VM site and need help with these settings, please contact L-Soft customer support.
If the "Introduced" column is blank, the keyword existed prior to LISTSERV 1.8d (13).
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1.8d (13) |
Determines whether or not the non-z/VM SEARCH command is enabled. |
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It is possible (but not recommended) to set non-default directory paths for LISTSERV files by using the .SD parameter. |
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16.5 |
(HPO) Space-separated list of list names for which search-related files should be preloaded |
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15.5 |
Boolean value determining whether or not personal LISTSERV passwords are encrypted in the SIGNUP files. Turned ON by default starting with 15.5. |
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1.8b (11) |
The Internet hostname of the server to which all outgoing SMTP mail should be forwarded for delivery |
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1.8b (11) |
Defines n number of "SMTP workers" used to split up the SMTP forwarding load |
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(Windows) Dotted-decimal IP address which sets the IP address to which the SMTPL.EXE "listener" will bind at boot time. |
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(Windows) Integer value which sets the port number to which the SMTPL.EXE "listener" will bind at boot time |
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15.0 |
(HPO non-z/VM only) Defines bandwidth limits for the server. Typically used with delivery pools, but can be used to set a server-wide bandwidth limit. |
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1.8b (11) |
Directs LISTSERV to reset open SMTP connections every n minutes |
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16.0 |
Configuration variable for SMTPL-level spam checking. |
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16.0 |
Configuration variable for SMTPL-level spam checking. |
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16.0 |
Configuration variable for SMTPL-level spam checking. |
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1.8c (12) |
Determines whether or not to sort recipients in the RFC821 mail envelope |
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14.2 |
Determines whether or not spam reports are sent to the postmaster |
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1.8c (12) |
Sets the server-wide value (in minutes) for the anti-spam quarantine period |
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14.3 |
Sets the name of the user-provided exit program used to call a third-party spam scanner. |
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16.0 |
Determines the action(s) to take when LISTSERV receives spam complaints via AOL feedback loops |
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15.5 |
Determines whether to enable AOL Feedback Loop Auto-Processing. |
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14.3 |
Sets the maximum size, in kilobytes, of any message to be handled by the spam scanner. Messages over the specified size are not scanned. |
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14.3 |
How to set up spam blacklists and whitelists (14.3) |
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SSI |
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Flag telling LISTSERV that it runs in a SSI system |
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STARTMSG |
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Recipients of start and stop messages |
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16.0-2017a |
Determines how often (in days) LISTSERV runs its spool cleanup routine |
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The password to be used by postmasters when executing CP/CMS commands and when storing files in the server by means of the PUTC command |
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1.8d-2000b (13.2) |
Enables a system-level changelog |