- access
The ASCII access database map used to accept or reject mail from
selected domains. This map is initially empty, which accepts mail
from all domains.
- access.db
The compiled access database map created by makemap.
- aliases
The ASCII aliases database map used to create local mailbox names
that do not necessarily correspond one-to-one with local users.
Aliases can be defined to deliver mail to multiple users, to files,
or to programs. This map initially defines aliases postmaster as
SERVER.SENDMAIL and MAILER-DAEMON as postmaster.
- aliases.db
The compiled aliases database map created by newaliases.
- domaintable
The ASCII domaintable database map used to remap domain names in
mail headers. Because the headers are rewritten, you should only use
this for your own domains. This map is initially empty, which does no
header rewriting.
- domaintable.db
The compiled domaintable database map created by makemap.
- genericstable
The ASCII genericstable database map used to remap the user and
hostname portion of outgoing header addresses. This map is initially
empty, which does no reader rewriting.
- genericstable.db
The compiled genericstable database map created by
makemap.
- helpfile
The documentation returned by the SMTP protocol HELP
command.
- local-host-names
The ASCII file containing hostname aliases (one per line) for the
local machine. This file is initially empty, and so incoming e-mail
will only be accepted if it is addressed using the true host name of
the local machine.
- mailertable
The ASCII mailertable database map used to override mail routing
for selected domains. This map is initially empty, and so all mail
routing is controlled by sendmail.cf.
- mailertable.db
The compiled mailertable database map created by makemap.
- sendmail.cf
The m4-created configuration file for the mail daemon.
- sendmail.pid
The POSIX PID of the currently running mail daemon.
- statistics
The binary file used to collect Sendmail traffic
statistics.
- submit.cf
The m4-created configuration file for new mail submission by the
local host.
- virtusertable
The ASCII virtusertable database map used to perform
domain-specific aliasing and hosting of multiple virtual domains on
one machine. This map is initially empty, and so no virtual domain
aliases will be recognized.
- virtusertable.db
The compiled virtusertable database map created by
makemap.