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| ofmipname(8) | FreeBSD System Manager's Manual | ofmipname(8) |
NAME
ofmipname - build a name-address database for ofmipdSYNTAX
ofmipname name.cdb name.tmpDESCRIPTION
ofmipname reads a name-address table from its standard input. It converts the table into a database suited for quick access by ofmipd.ofmipname writes the database to name.tmp; it then moves name.tmp to name.cdb. name.tmp and name.cdb must be on the same filesystem.
If there is a problem creating name.tmp, ofmipname complains and leaves name.cdb alone.
The database format is portable across machines.
INPUT FORMAT
The name-address table is a series of lines of the form key:name :address: (including the final colon). If ofmipd is given key (after hostname rewriting) as the return path for a message, it will replace the return path with address, eliminate any existing From field in the message, and insert a new From field showing name and address.ofmipname ignores any line beginning with #.
For example:
# From: "Joe Shmoe" <J.Shmoe@sun.af.mil> joe@sun.af.mil:Joe Shmoe:J.Shmoe@sun.af.mil:
SEE ALSO
cdb(3), ofmipd(8)
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