The NA-NET programs and files are in the directory /usr/local/na-net. The NA-NET main program is in /usr/local/na-net/na-net. The NA-NET program gets the location of all files from a config file that is passed to NA-NET on the UNIX command line when NA-NET is called by sendmail to deliver mail. The config file is in /usr/local/na-net/config. It contains the following:
---------------------------------------------------------------- libdir=/usr/local/na-net/lib workdir=/var/spool/na-net prefix=na helpfile=/usr/local/na-net/help.txt human=na-net@netlib2.cs.utk.edu mail_domain=na-net.ornl.gov errlog1=na.errlog1@na-net.ornl.gov errlog2=na.errlog2@na-net.ornl.gov master_file=/usr/local/na-net/nanet_names.master digest_file=/var/spool/na-net/digest logfile=/var/log/na-net/na-net.log digest_ack_file=/usr/local/na-net/digest-ack.txt delivery_error_file_1=/var/log/na-net/misc-delivery-errors.log delivery_error_file_2=/var/log/na-net/delivery-errors.log white_pages_file=/usr/local/na-net/whitepages.database ----------------------------------------------------------------
The purpose of these entries is as follows:
The prefix is used to distinguish NA-NET addresses from ordinary local addresses on systems where the NA-NET system shares a mail domain with local users.
Normally the prefix doesn't change. However, you could run multiple NA-NET domains with different prefixes, simply by prefixes, simply by having sendmail call NA-NET with a different config-file for each prefix.
na.net@na-net.ornl.gov
na-net@na-net.ornl.gov
nanet@na-net.ornl.gov
postmaster@na-net.ornl.gov
It is also used as a reply address on responses to help, join, change, remove, sendlist, whois, join-wp, change-wp, and remove-wp commands, and digest submissions. (But not as the reply address on digests sent to subscribers!)
date time sender recipient status-code status text...