Novell GROUPWISE 8 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual page 849

/group
Turns on distribution list expansion. By default, the Internet Agent does not expand distribution
lists, which means that recipients listed in distribution lists do not receive incoming Internet
messages that are addressed to distribution lists.
Use this switch to expand distribution lists into individual e-mail addresses of the distribution list
members, so that the recipients in distribution lists do receive incoming Internet messages addressed
to distribution lists. See Section 46.1.3, "Configuring How the Internet Agent Handles E-Mail
Addresses," on page 735.
Syntax: /group
See also /nickgroup.
/keepsendgroups
Prevents the Internet Agent from expanding distribution lists on messages going to external Internet
users so that the SMTP header does not become too large.
Syntax: /keepsendgroups
/msstu
Instructs the Internet Agent to map spaces to underscores in user addresses for outbound messages.
For example, john smith becomes john_smith.
Syntax: /msstu
/nickgroup
Turns on distribution list expansion only for distribution lists that have nicknames. By default, the
Internet Agent does not expand distribution lists, which means that recipients listed in distribution
lists do not receive incoming Internet messages that are addressed to distribution lists. If you use the
/group switch, the Internet Agent expands all distribution lists.
Use this switch to expand only nicknamed distribution lists. This means that recipients listed in
nicknamed distribution lists do receive incoming Internet messages that are addressed to the
nickname of the distribution list, but they do not receive incoming Internet messages that are
addressed to distribution lists that do not have nicknames. For information about nicknames, see
Section 14.7, "Managing E-Mail Addresses," on page 246. See also Section 46.1.3, "Configuring
How the Internet Agent Handles E-Mail Addresses," on page 735.
Syntax: /nickgroup
See also /group.
/nomappriority
Disables the function of mapping an x-priority MIME field to a GroupWise priority for the message.
By default, the Internet Agent maps x-priority 1 and 2 messages as high priority, x-priority 3
messages as normal priority, and x-priority 4 and 5 as low priority in GroupWise.
Syntax: /nomappriority
Using Internet Agent Startup Switches 849