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DNSBL9Name Specify the DNS name of a DNS Blacklist.
DNSBL10Name Specify the DNS name of a DNS Blacklist.
DNSBL1Score Specify a score value for DNS Blacklist 1. (Default:
10)
DNSBL2Score Specify a score value for DNS Blacklist 2. (Default:
10)
DNSBL3Score Specify a score value for DNS Blacklist 3. (Default:
10)
DNSBL4Score Specify a score value for DNS Blacklist 4. (Default:
10)
DNSBL5Score Specify a score value for DNS Blacklist 5. (Default:
10)
DNSBL6Score Specify a score value for DNS Blacklist 6. (Default:
10)
DNSBL7Score Specify a score value for DNS Blacklist 7. (Default:
10)
DNSBL8Score Specify a score value for DNS Blacklist 8. (Default:
10)
DNSBL9Score Specify a score value for DNS Blacklist 9. (Default:
10)
DNSBL10Score Specify a score value for DNS Blacklist 10. (Default:
10)
BlacklistTag For IMAP and POP3, custom text string to tag
subject of blacklisted emails. For SMTP this has no
effect; blacklisted messages are rejected instead.
(Default: "*** BLACK LISTED *** ")
IMAP_HideUser Prevent server from revealing that a user name
does not exist. (Default: No)
IMAP_BlockPlainAuth Block plain text authentication. (Default: No)
IMAP_AllowSTARTTLS Allow clients to use the STARTTLS command. Note
that this allows encrypted transactions to take
place, which circumvents any enabled security
mechanisms. (Default: No)
POP3_HideUser Prevent server from revealing that a user name
does not exist. (Default: No)
POP3_AllowUnknownCommands Allow unknown commands. (Default: No)
POP3_BlockUserPass Block clients from sending USER and PASS
command. (Default: No)
POP3_AllowSTARTTLS Allow clients to use the STARTTLS command. Note
that this allows encrypted transactions to take
place, which circumvents any enabled security
mechanisms. (Default: No)
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