GLOBAL MAP DATA DICTIONARY #4.2 -- DOMAIN FILE 6/27/25 PAGE 1
STORED IN ^DIC(4.2, (131 ENTRIES) SITE: WWW.BMIRWIN.COM UCI: VISTA,VISTA (VERSION 8.0)
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This file is used to name all of the domains to which MailMan messages may be routed. Each name in this file corresponds to the
right side of a MailMan address-the part following the "@".
Domains may have synonyms, allowing users to name sites with one name, while MailMan uses the more formal Domain Naming
conventions.
This file also controls whether messages are queued for immediate transmission and into what queue they are dropped. Any domain
may have a relay domain, which controls the routing as follows:
If a domain has a named relay domain, the message is put in the queue for the relay domain.
If not, and the domain has a TRANSMISSION SCRIPT, then the message is put in the queue for that domain.
Otherwise, the message is put in the queue for the Parent domain, as defined at MailMan initialization time.
CROSS
REFERENCED BY: POLL LIST(AB), FLAGS(AC), DHCP ROUTING INDICATOR(AD), DIRECTORY REQUESTS FLAG(AE), TCP/IP POLL FLAG(ATCP),
NAME(B), SYNONYM(C), TCP/IP POLL FLAG(D)
^DIC(4.2,D0,0)= (#.01) NAME [1F] ^ (#1) FLAGS [2F] ^ (#2) RELAY DOMAIN [3P:4.2] ^ (#6) MCTS ROUTING INDICATOR [4F] ^ (#7)
==>*OUTGOING MESSAGE COUNT [5N] ^ (#8) *OUTGOING LINE COUNT [6N] ^ (#9) *INCOMING MESSAGE COUNT [7N] ^ (#10)
==>*INCOMING LINE COUNT [8N] ^ (#11) *ERROR LAST REPORTED [9D] ^ (#12) *NUMBER OF RECOVERABLE ERRORS [10N] ^ (#1.5)
==>SECURITY KEY [11F] ^ (#6.5) MAILMAN HOST [12F] ^ (#5.5) STATION [13F] ^ (#6.2) DHCP ROUTING INDICATOR [14F] ^
==>(#1.6) VALIDATION NUMBER [15N] ^ (#1.7) DISABLE TURN COMMAND [16S] ^ (#17) PHYSICAL LINK DEVICE [17F] ^ (#1.61)
==>NEW VALIDATION NUMBER [18N] ^
^DIC(4.2,D0,1,0)=^4.21^^ (#4) TRANSMISSION SCRIPT
^DIC(4.2,D0,1,D1,0)= (#.01) TRANSMISSION SCRIPT [1F] ^ (#1) PRIORITY [2N] ^ (#1.1) NUMBER OF ATTEMPTS [3N] ^ (#1.2) TYPE [4S] ^
==>(#1.3) PHYSICAL LINK / DEVICE [5F] ^ (#1.4) NETWORK ADDRESS (MAILMAN HOST) [6F] ^ (#1.5) OUT OF SERVICE [7S]
==>^
^DIC(4.2,D0,1,D1,1,0)=^4.22^^ (#2) TEXT
^DIC(4.2,D0,1,D1,1,D2,0)= (#.01) TEXT [1W] ^
^DIC(4.2,D0,1,D1,NOTES,0)=^4.299^^ (#99) TRANSMISSION SCRIPT NOTES
^DIC(4.2,D0,1,D1,NOTES,D2,0)= (#.01) NOTES [1W] ^
^DIC(4.2,D0,2,0)=^4.23^^ (#5) SYNONYM
^DIC(4.2,D0,2,D1,0)= (#.01) SYNONYM [1F] ^
^DIC(4.2,D0,3)= (#6.62) FTP [1F] ^ (#14) *MESSAGE IN TRANSIT [2N] ^ (#15) *LINE LAST TRANSMITTED [3N] ^ (#15.4) *ERRORS THIS
==>TRANSMISSION [4N] ^ (#15.5) *RATE OF TRANSMISSION [5N] ^ (#24) *NETWORK DEVICE [6F] ^ (#25) *TRANSMISSION TASK#
==>[7N] ^ (#15.6) *CHARACTERS REC'D [8N] ^ (#15.7) *CHARACTERS SENT [9N] ^
^DIC(4.2,D0,4,0)=^4.24^^ (#16) POLL LIST
^DIC(4.2,D0,4,D1,0)= (#.01) POLL LIST [1N] ^
^DIC(4.2,D0,5,0)=^4.25^^ (#4.2) NOTES
^DIC(4.2,D0,5,D1,0)= (#.01) NETWORK NOTES [1W] ^ (#101.1) *MESSAGES SENT [2N] ^ (#101.2) *MESSAGES RECEIVED [3N] ^ (#101.3)
==>*CHARACTERS SENT [4N] ^ (#101.4) *CHARACTERS RECEIVED [5N] ^ (#101.5) *LINES SENT [6N] ^ (#101.6) *LINES
==>RECEIVED [7N] ^
^DIC(4.2,D0,50)= (#50) DIRECTORY REQUESTS FLAG [1N] ^
^DIC(4.2,D0,100,0)=^4.25D^^ (#100) *MESSAGE STATISTICS MONTH
^DIC(4.2,D0,100,D1,0)= (#.01) NETWORK NOTES [1W] ^ (#101.1) *MESSAGES SENT [2N] ^ (#101.2) *MESSAGES RECEIVED [3N] ^ (#101.3)
==>*CHARACTERS SENT [4N] ^ (#101.4) *CHARACTERS RECEIVED [5N] ^ (#101.5) *LINES SENT [6N] ^ (#101.6) *LINES
==>RECEIVED [7N] ^
^DIC(4.2,D0,FTP-DIR)= (#6.7) FTP BLOB DIRECTORY [1F] ^
^DIC(4.2,D0,IP)= (#6.6) FTP BLOB IP ADDRESS [1F] ^
^DIC(4.2,D0,P)= (#6.61) TCP/IP POLL FLAG [1S] ^
INPUT TEMPLATE(S):
^DIE(1726)= XM DOMAIN
PRINT TEMPLATE(S):
^DIPT(.01)= CAPTIONED
^DIPT(42)= XMHOSTLIST
SORT TEMPLATE(S):
FORM(S)/BLOCK(S):