NetInfo is NeXT's
implementation of a network-based information service. It has also
been adopted by the Darwin and Mac OS X operating systems. The
netinfo type expects a database-map
declaration to be of the following form:
Kname netinfo database-map
The database-map name defaults to
/aliases.
The netinfo type uses only a handful of database
switches, as shown in Table 23-18.
Table 23-18. The netinfo database-map type K command switches
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-a
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-a
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Append tag on successful match
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-D
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-D
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Don't use this database map if DeliveryMode=defer
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-k
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-k
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Specify column for key or key name
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-m
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-m
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Suppress replacement on match
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-q
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-q
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Don't strip quotes from key
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-S
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-S
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Space replacement character
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-T
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-T
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Suffix to append on temporary failure
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-t
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-t
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Ignore temporary errors
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-v
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-v
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Specify the value's column
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-z
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-z
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Specify the column delimiter
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The -v property returns defaults to
members. The -z column
delimiter defaults to a comma.
Support of netinfo database maps is available
only if you declare NETINFO when compiling
sendmail (NETINFO).
