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database/MercuryMail/MERCURY/alias.smp

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+;  Sample alias file for Mercury.
+;  Copright (c) 1993-96, David Harris, All Rights Reserved.
+;
+;  The format for this file is:
+;
+;      alias == real_address
+;
+;  Lines starting with ';', '#' or '*' are considered comments
+;  and are ignored, as are blank lines. There may be trailing
+;  and leading whitespace on entries - it is all stripped out
+;  in the alias file. It is a limitation of this release of
+;  Mercury that you cannot have an alias or real address which
+;  contains '==' because no quoting mechanism is implemented.
+;
+;  Compile the file using MALIAS.EXE, and copy it to the place
+;  you have specified in MERCURY.INI. You can update Mercury's
+;  alias file while Mercury is running.
+;
+;  You can have an almost unlimited number of aliases, and you
+;  may have them resolve to anything you wish. Aliases are
+;  resolved before any other attempt at address resolution is
+;  made, so it is perfectly legal to have a local-looking alias
+;  resolve to an off-server address. Note, though, that aliases
+;  work strictly on the ADDRESS - they are not affected by any
+;  quoted or comment text which is attached to it. As an example
+;  of the impact of this, the aliasing mechanism regards these
+;  two addresses as identical:
+;
+;     "My what a funny day!" david@pmail.gen.nz
+;     (Master of the Lightbulbs) <david@pmail.gen.nz> "Pop!"
+;
+;  Aliases may be applied recursively up to four levels deep -
+;  that is, you may have aliases for aliases in this file.
+;  (although it still eludes me why anyone would do this).
+;
+;  Neither aliases nor real addresses are case-sensitive, 
+;  although case is preserved in real addresses.
+
+david@pmail.gen.nz                ==   support
+J.Smith@pmail.gen.nz              ==   julia
+Richard.Stevenson@pmail.gen.nz    ==   richard
+listserv@pmail.gen.nz             ==   maiser
+

database/MercuryMail/MERCURY/confirm.mer

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+From:    Mail Delivery System <postmaster@~n>
+To:      ~T
+Date:    ~D
+Subject: Delivery Confirmation
+
+With reference to your message with the subject:
+   "~S"
+
+Your message was successfully delivered to the following addresses:
+~R
+
+
+------------------ Beginning of message follows --------------------
+
+~G
+

database/MercuryMail/MERCURY/failure.mer

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+From: Mail Delivery System <postmaster@~n>
+To: ~T
+Date: ~D
+Subject: Delivery failure notification
+MIME-Version: 1.0
+Content-Type: Multipart/Report; boundary=~Y
+
+--~Y
+Content-type: Text/plain; charset=US-ASCII
+Content-description: Mail delivery failure report
+Content-disposition: Inline
+
+With reference to your message with the subject:
+   "~S"
+
+The local mail transport system has reported the following problems
+it encountered while trying to deliver your message:
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------
+~R
+-------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Your mail message is being returned to you in the next part of this
+message.
+
+Should you need assistance, please mail postmaster@~n.
+
+--~Y
+Content-type: Message/RFC822
+Content-description: Contents of original mail message
+
+~M
+
+--~Y--
+

database/MercuryMail/MERCURY/lists.smp

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+;
+;  Sample "List of lists" for Mercury/32.
+;  Copyright (c) 1993-98 David Harris, all rights reserved.
+;
+;  The "List of lists" contains definitions for every mailing list
+;  serviced by the running copy of Mercury.
+;
+;  Each list definition begins with the short name of the list which
+;  must be on a line of its own flush against the left margin:
+;  subsequent lines, which define fields in the list definition, must
+;  be indented using at least one space.
+;
+;  The following keywords can be used when defining a list (M/O indicates
+;  whether the field is MANDATORY or OPTIONAL).
+;
+;  Keyword        M/O  Description
+;  ------------------------------------------------------------------
+;  FILE            M   The filename which contains the list members
+;  TITLE           O   Descriptive text added to the list address
+;  MODERATOR       O   List maintainer/owner's address (may be used multiply)
+;  MODERATED       O   If Y, only list moderators may post to the list
+;  PUBLIC          O   If N, only list moderators may add members to the list
+;                      (using the Maiser "add" and "remove" commands).
+;  WELCOME         O   Name of a text file to mail to new subscribers
+;  FAREWELL        O   Name of a text file to mail when a member unsubscribes
+;  ENUMERATE       O   If N, Maiser will not supply the list membership
+;  REPLY_TO_LIST   O   If Y, messages with no REPLY-TO field will have one
+;                      added which points to the list itself.
+;  RESTRICTED      O   If Y, only members may post to the list
+;  FANOUT          O   Number of jobs to create when exploding the list
+;  ANONYMOUS       O   If Y, originator information will be suppressed on
+;                      mail sent to the list; if T (totally anonymous),
+;                      then the Mercury log entry will also be suppressed.
+;  ERRORS_TO       O   Optional address to specify in the message envelope
+;                      (kosher RFC821/1123-compliant mail systems will send
+;                      errors associated with the message to this address).
+;  LIMIT           O   Maximum number of subscribers for this list.
+;  ARCHIVE         O   Name of a file into which to archive messages sent to
+;                      the list. You can use the following special sequences
+;                      in the filename:
+;                         ~Y   Year (2 digits)
+;                         ~M   Month (1 or 2 digits)
+;                         ~D   Day (1 or 2 digits)
+;                         ~W   Current week in the year.
+;  DIGEST_NAME     O   Name of the temporary file Mercury should use to
+;                      store digest information. If this keyword is absent,
+;                      the list will not support digests. The filename must
+;                      NOT have a path - it will be created in the location
+;                      pointed to by the "scratch" keyword in the [Mercury]
+;                      section of MERCURY.INI.
+;  DIGEST_MAXSIZE  O   Maximum size for a digest in bytes. Once a digest
+;                      exceeds this size it will be sent immediately. The
+;                      default is 32MB (ie, no practical limit).
+;  DIGEST_MAXWAIT  O   How often digests should be sent out in whole hours.
+;                      The default is 24 hours, which results in digests
+;                      being sent once each day.
+;  DIGEST_DEFAULT  O   Y or N: if 'Y', then new subscribers to the list will
+;                      automatically be added in digest mode.
+;  LIST_SIGNATURE  O   Filename; if present, represents a text fragment
+;                      that should be added automatically to all mail
+;                      distributed to the list.
+;  LIST_HELP       O   URL added to outgoing messages; where subscribers
+;                      can get assistance with subscription matters.
+;  LIST_HEADERS    O   Y or N, default N: if Y, Mercury will add specially-
+;                      formatted headers allowing automated subscription and
+;                      unsubscription from the list (Y is recommended).
+;  CONCEALED       O   Y or N; if Y, the Maiser LIST command will not
+;                      report this list.
+;  MAXIMUM_SIZE    O   Integer - messages larger than this number of
+;                      bytes may not be distributed to the list. 0 means
+;                      "no limit".
+;
+;  For technocrats, there is also the TITLE_IS_ADDRESS keyword; if present
+;  and set to Y, this tells Mercury that the TITLE field contains a full,
+;  legal, domain-extended RFC822 address and forces it to suppress its
+;  usual address formation rules for the list. This is the ONLY way to
+;  control the actual list address Mercury will print in mail sent to the
+;  list and should be used with extreme care, since invalid addresses can
+;  cause mail storms.
+;
+
+winpmail
+   File:          sys:system/mercury/winpmail.lis
+   Title:         WinPMail testers list
+   Moderator:     D.Harris@pmail.gen.nz
+   Moderated:     N
+   Fanout:        6
+   Public:        N
+   Archive:       sys:system/mercury/winpm~m.arc
+
+test-l
+   File:             sys:system/mercury/testl.lis
+   Title:            ""Test List" <test-l@pmail.gen.nz>"
+   Title_is_address: Y
+   Welcome:          sys:system/mercury/testlw.txt
+   Farewell:         sys:system/mercury/testlf.txt
+   Moderator:        D.Harris@pmail.gen.nz
+   Moderated:        N
+   Restricted:       N
+   Errors_to:        david@parnassus.pmail.gen.nz
+   Reply_to_list:    Y
+   Anonymous:        T
+   Public:           N
+   Digest_name:      TESTL.DIG
+   Digest_maxsize:   1
+   Archive:          sys:system/mercury/tt~m~y~w.arc
+

database/MercuryMail/MERCURY/maiser.hlp

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+       +------------------------------------------------+
+       |                Mail Server Help.               |
+       +------------------------------------------------+
+
+The Mercury Mail Transport includes a simple mail server capable of
+performing a number of automatic operations in response to messages
+sent to it. Some or all operations may be restricted at some sites.
+
+To activate the mail server, send a message to the special mail
+server account at the site (usually MAISER@host.domain), with the
+subject of the message set to anything (the mail server will quote
+your subject line back to you in its reply), and the commands the
+mail server should perform listed one per line in the message body.
+The mail server stops parsing commands when it encounters the end
+of the message, or a blank line. If your mailer adds a signature
+to your messages, make sure you enter a blank line after the last
+command. Unrecognized commands are ignored and generate no error.
+
+The following commands are recognized by the mail server at this
+site;
+
+    HELP
+       - Takes no parameters, returns this text.
+
+    VERIFY <address>
+       - Determines whether a particular address is valid at
+         this site.
+
+    LOOKUP <string>
+       - Returns a list of users at this address who match
+         the string you supply. The string may contain * and
+         ? wildcard characters. This command may be disabled at
+         some sites.
+
+    FINGER <address>
+       - Returns information about a user at this address. The
+         information returned may contain the user's FULL NAME,
+         whether or not mail is enabled or forwarded, and whether
+         mail reading will be confirmed. Also the content of the
+         file PROFILE in the user's mail directory will be returned.
+         This command may be disabled at some sites.
+
+    BOUNCE
+       - Takes no parameters - returns your message to you,
+         headers intact.
+
+    LIST
+       - Shows all the mailing lists available at this site.
+
+    SUBSCRIBE <list-name>
+    or SUB <list-name>
+       - Asks Maiser to add you to a mailing list. If the list is
+         not a public list, you will receive an error message.
+
+    UNSUBSCRIBE <list-name>
+    or SIGNOFF <list-name>
+    or UNSUB <list-name>
+       - Asks Maiser to remove your address from a mailing list.
+
+    ADD <list-name> <address>
+       - If you are a moderator for the list, this command will
+         add an address to the list.
+
+    REMOVE <list-name> <address>
+       - If you are a moderator for the list, this command will
+         remove an address from the list.
+
+    ENUMERATE <list-name>
+    or REVIEW <list-name>
+       - Asks the maiser to send you the current subscribers to the
+         list. Enumeration of the list may be restricted on a list-
+         by-list basis unless you are a list moderator.
+
+    INDEX
+       - Asks the maiser for a list of files available by e-mail
+         at this site.
+
+    SEND <filename>
+       - Asks the mail server to send you a file. For a list of the
+         files available by e-mail from this site, see the INDEX command.
+
+    FINGER <address>
+       - Returns mail-specific information about the specified address
+         if it is local. Also returns the contents of the file PROFILE
+         if it exists in the user's new mail directory. The FINGER
+         command is intended to allow distribution of information such
+         as PGP keys and contact information.
+
+    EXIT
+       - Terminates mail server command processing for a message.
+
+If you have problems with this facility, or questions, please mail
+them to "postmaster" at this site.
+
+The Mercury Mail Transport System is Copyright (c) 1993-95, David
+Harris, All Rights Reserved.
+

database/MercuryMail/MERCURY/maiser.lkp

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+From:    Mail Delivery System <postmaster@~n>
+To:      ~T
+Date:    ~D
+Subject: Re: ~S
+
+Result of lookup: the following addresses match your request:
+
+~R
+
+Please refer problems or questions to postmaster@~n
+