Mail Receiving System Parameters
The following table describes the Mail Receiving set of system parameters.Table 1. Mail Receiving System Parameters
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ID |
Name |
Category |
Access Level |
Label |
Description |
Parameter Value |
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279 |
MR.ArchiveBounces |
Mail Receiving |
Normal Access |
Archive bounced e-mail? |
Determines whether bounces should be archived by Connect ('TRUE') or not ('FALSE'). Note: The default should be 'TRUE'. |
FALSE TRUE |
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263 |
MR.DefaultMailSenderName |
Mail Receiving |
Normal Access |
Default Sender Name for seeddb |
Indicates the default Sender Name to be used when running 'seeddb' to create default sender names for companies. |
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|
281 |
MR.MailboxPollInterval |
Mail Receiving |
Normal Access |
Interval for Mailbox polling (in minutes) |
Defines the amount of time (in minutes) between mailbox pollings for new mails. |
10 |
|
262 |
MR.MailReceiverDomainName |
Mail Receiving |
Normal Access |
Default Mail Receiver domain name for seeddb |
Indicates the Host Name used in 'From' address for all outbound emails used by Connect for the seeddb. |
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|
275 |
MR.MailReceiverName |
Mail Receiving |
Normal Access |
Default Mail Receiver name for seeddb |
A list of available prefixes used in the 'From' address for outbound emails. Connect users choose at a message-level a sub-list of these names to be assigned randomly to the message's emails. Note: Enter multiple prefixes separated by semicolon |
kc |
|
274 |
MR.SendCSRConfirmationEmail |
Mail Receiving |
Normal Access |
Send confirmation e-mail to CSR? |
Determines whether the Mail Receiver/Processor should send the appropriate user (e.g. CSR) a confirmation e-mail for 'unsubscribe' messages ('TRUE') or not ('FALSE'). |
FALSE TRUE |
|
408 |
MR.ShowHostnameInSmtpResponse |
Mail Receiving |
Normal Access |
Show host name in SMTP response? |
Determines whether the SMTP response should have the host name ('TRUE') or not ('FALSE'). Note: The default should be 'TRUE' |
FALSE |
|
327 |
EL.HeloString |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Hello string for Event Listener |
Indicates the SMTP 'hello' string used by the event listener. |
Brick Street Connect Event Listener SMTP |
|
330 |
EL.MaxParsingThread |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Max parsing threads |
Indicates the maximum number of threads for the event listener to parse an XML message |
4 |
|
331 |
EL.MaxSavingThread |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Max saving threads |
Indicates the maximum number of threads for the event listener to save an XML message |
16 |
|
329 |
EL.PeriodToFlushDBCacheInMinutes |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Period to flush DB Cache |
Defines the frequency of the time period (in minutes) that the event listener should flush its database cache |
20 |
|
265 |
MR.AutoReplyFilter |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Filter for autoreply e-mail handler |
Indicates the auto-reply handler filters. Each filter entry should be entered on a separate line. |
body (300)~auto([\s-]reply|-generated|mated|matic|responder|response|-submitted)|away\s+from\s+my\s+mail|away\s+from\s+the\s+office|got\s+new\s+address|has\s+been\s+forwarded|has\s+changed|important\s+notice|new\s+email\s+address|on\s+vacation|out\s+of\s+email\s+contact|out\s+of\s+(\w+)*\s+office|Precedence:\s+(bulk|junk)|the\s+correct\s+email\s+address subject~extended\s+absence\s+response |
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267 |
MR.ChallengeReplyContentUrl |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
The URL used for Challenge/Response reply content |
Indicates the URL that is used for challenge/reply reply content |
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|
266 |
MR.ChallengeReplyFilter |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Filter for Challenge response reply e-mail handler |
Indicates the challenge/reply filter. Each filter should be entered on a separate line. |
body (300)~challenge response |
|
261 |
MR.ChangeToTextFilter |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Filter for change to text e-mail handler |
Indicates the change-to-text handler filter. Each filter should be entered on a separate line. |
subject~change\s+to\s+text |
|
270 |
MR.DoubleOptinFilter |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Filter for Double Optin |
Indicates the double opt-in reply handler filter. Each filter should be entered on a separate line.Note: Only the first 20 characters of the message body are scanned. |
subject~subscribe|approve|yes|ok body (250)~ subscribe|approve|yes|ok |
|
277 |
MR.HeloString |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Hello string for Mail Receiver |
Indicates the SMTP 'hello' string used by the mail receiver. |
Brick Street Connect Mail Receiver SMTP |
|
271 |
MR.NoContextFilter |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Filter for no context reply handler |
Indicates the no-context handler filter. This handler also handles unsubscribe requests from customer representatives. Squared brackets indicate optional arguments. Each filter should be entered on a separate line. |
subject~unsubscribe\s+(\S*)(\s*\S.*)* |
|
273 |
MR.PersistBounceFilter |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Filter for persistent bounce reply handler |
Indicates the persistent bounce reply handler filter. Each filter should be entered on a separate line. |
subject~ambiguous\s+address<code=5.1.4>|doesn't\s+have\s+a\s+valid\s+shell<code=5.2.0>|host\s+unknown<code=5.4.4>|nameserver\s+error<code=5.4.2>|unknown\s+user<code=5.1.1>|user\s+unknown<code=5.1.1> body (300)~access\s+denied<code=5.1.1>|account\s+disabled<code=5.2.1>|address\s+is\s+unrecognized<code=5.1.1>|bad\s+address<code=5.1.1>|bad\s+destination\s+mailbox<code=5.1.1>|could\s+not\s+find\s+a\s+forwarding\s+address<code=5.1.6>|couldn't\s+find\s+any\s+host<code=5.1.2>|deleted\s+account<code=5.2.1>|does\s+not\s+exist<code=5.1.1>|doesn't\s+have\s+a\s+valid\s+shell<code=5.1.1>|forwarding\s+address<code=5.1.6>|has\s+been\s+disabled\s+or\s+discontinued<code=5.2.1>|illegal\s+address<code=5.1.1>|invalid\s+user<code=5.1.1>|is\s+not\s+a\s+valid\s+mailbox<code=5.1.1>|is\s+not\s+defined<code=5.1.1>|(host|mailbox|name|user|receiver|recipient|addresses)\s+(\S+\s+){0,8}(invalid|unknown|not\s+found|not\s+known|not\s+listed|not\s+unique)<code=5.1.1>|nameserver\s+data\s+inconsistency<code=5.4.2>|no\s+mailbox<code=5.1.1>|no\s+such<code=5.1.0>|not\s+a\s+valid\s+entry<code=5.1.0>|not\s+active<code=5.2.1>|not\s+found\s+in\s+directory<code=5.1.1>|remote\s+SMTP\s+server\s+has\s+rejected\s+address<code=5.1.1>|this\s+MTA\s+does\s+not\s+accept\s+relays<code=5.3.3>|unable\s+to\s+deliver\s+mail<code=5.4.5>|(unknown|unrecognized)\s+(mailer|recipient|user)<code=5.1.1>|user\s+is\s+not\s+allowed\s+to\s+receive\s+internet\s+email<code=5.2.1> |
|
268 |
MR.SpamFBLReplyFilter |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Filter for SpamFBL reply e-mail handler |
Indicates the SpamFBL reply handler filter. Each filter should be entered on a separate line. |
subject (2000)~complaint\s+about\s+message\s+from body (500)~This\s+is\s+an\s+email\s+abuse\s+report\s+for\s+an\s+email\s+message |
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264 |
MR.TempBounceFilter |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Filter for temporary bounce reply handler |
Indicates the temporary bounce reply handler filter. Each filter should be entered on a separate line. |
from~admin<code=4.0.0>|daemon<code=4.0.0>|mail\s+administrator<code=4.0.0>|mail\s+delivery\s+subsystem<code=4.0.0>|mailer<code=4.0.0>|postmaster<code=4.0.0>|system\s+administrator<code=4.0.0> subject~mailbox\s+full<code=4.2.2>|can't\s+create\s+output<code=4.3.0>|quota<code=4.2.3>|too\s+many\s+hops<code=4.4.6> body (300)~cannot\s+append\s+to<code=4.3.0>|can't\s+create\s+output<code=4.3.0>|has\s+been\s+disabled<code=4.2.1>|local\s+configuration\s+error<code=4.3.5>|mail\s+is\s+looping<code=4.4.6>|mailbox\s+(\S+)?\s*full<code=4.2.2>|mailbox\s+size\s+limit<code=4.2.3>|no\s+storage\s+space\s+available<code=4.3.1>|please\s+retry\s+later<code=4.3.0>|the\s+recipient\s+was\s+unavailable\s+to\s+take\s+delivery\s+of\s+the\s+message<code=4.2.0>|too\s+many\s+hops<code=4.4.6>|user\s+currently\s+disabled<code=4.2.1> |
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280 |
MR.UnprocessedMessagesArchiveDir |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Archive directory for unprocessed messages |
Indicates the local directory in which the mail processor and the mail receiver will archive the reply messages that Connect is not able to successfully parse and handle. |
RepliesArchive |
|
269 |
MR.UnsubscribeFilter |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Filter for unsubscribe e-mail |
Indicates the unsubscribe reply handler filter. Each filter should be entered on a separate line. Note: Only the first 20 characters of the message body are scanned. |
subject~am\s+not\s+interested|cancel|delete|discontinue|remove|take\s+me\s+off|unsu\w{2,3}ribe\s*(all)* body (250)~ am\s+not\s+interested|cancel|delete|discontinue|remove|take\s+me\s+off|unsu\w{2,3}ribe |
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278 |
MR.ValidateRecipientAddress |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
Validate Recipient Email address before accepting inbound Emails |
Determines whether inbound emails will be accepted only if the recipient address format conforms to <receiver prefix>.customer_id.instance_id.event_queue_id@<mail host> (if 'TRUE') or not ('FALSE'). |
FALSE TRUE |
|
366 |
SMTP.ReadTimeOutSeconds |
Mail Receiving |
Advanced Access |
SMTP receive timeout in seconds |
Defines the read timeout (in seconds) for SMTP Receiver. This determines the wait time for a command from the SMTP client. |
120 |
|
365 |
SMTP.MaxMsgCount |
Mail Receiving |
Internal Access |
Max message count |
Indicates the maximum number of messages for a given socket connection. |
100 |
|
363 |
SMTP.MaxMsgSize |
Mail Receiving |
Internal Access |
Max message size |
Indicates the maximum message size (max message size is = 1024x1024x10). Larger messages are rejected by the receiver. Note: This size should always be set to a size large enough to accept bounced mail. |
1048576 |
|
364 |
SMTP.MinMsgSize |
Mail Receiving |
Internal Access |
Min message size |
Indicates the minimum message size. Messages smaller than this size are accepted but not processed. |
0 |