About this task

Notes® users can create mail file rules that automatically process new mail. Client mail rules specify an action to take when a newly-delivered message meets certain conditions. For example, one action that may be included in client mail rules is the stop processing action. The stop processing action stops the processing of all rules that are preceded by the rule containing the stop processing action. You can use the stop processing action alone, that is, as the only action in a mail rule, or you can use it with another action in a rule. The stop processing action can also be included in one rule that is in a series of rules. This is especially useful when more than one rule applies to a message, but you want execution of client mail rules to stop after the first action is executed.

For information about client mail rules see IBM® Notes 9.0.1 Social Edition Help.

For information about mail quota controls, see the related topics.

Procedure

1. Make sure you already have a Configuration Settings document for the server(s) to be configured.

2. From the Domino Administrator, click the Configuration tab and expand the Messaging section.

3. Click Configurations.

4. Select the Configuration Settings document for the mail server or servers you want to administer, and click Edit Configuration.

5. Click the Router/SMTP -> Restrictions and Controls -> Delivery Controls tab.

6. Complete these fields in the Delivery Controls section, and then click Save & Close:

Table 1. Delivery Controls options

Field	Description
Maximum delivery threads	The maximum number of server threads Domino can create to deliver mail from MAIL.BOX to local mail files. The Router automatically sets the default maximum number of delivery threads based on server memory. Letting the Router select the maximum number is usually best. To set the maximum number manually, enter a maximum between 1 and 25, based on the server load.
Encrypt all delivered mail	Choose one: Enabled - When delivering messages to local mail files, Domino encrypts the messages, regardless of whether the sender encrypted the message or the recipient's mail file encrypts messages. Disabled (default) -- Domino encrypts messages only if the recipient's mail file is set to encrypt received messages. Note: When encryption is enabled and an external user requests a return receipt for a message sent to a user whose mail file is on the server, the return receipt message that Domino generates contains a blank message body.
Pre-delivery agents	Users who create LotusScript® or Java™ agents for their mail files can set the agent to run before new mail arrives. When delivering a new message, if the Router detects such a pre-delivery agent, it runs the agent against the message before the message ever appear in the recipient's Inbox. Use this field to specify whether the server permits the use of pre-delivery agents. Choose one: Enabled - (default) Allows the Router to run agents that process mail before delivering it to user mail files on the server. Disabled - Prevents the Router from running pre-delivery agents.
Pre-delivery agent timeout	The maximum time (in seconds) that a pre-delivery agent, such as a mail filter, can run before the Router interrupts it. Because the Router waits for pre-delivery agents to complete, failure to restrict agents can slow routing performance on the server. The default timeout is 30 seconds.
User rules mail forwarding	Notes users can create mail file rules that automatically process new mail. User mail rules specify an action to take when a newly-delivered messages meets certain conditions. Use this field to specify whether the Router on this server supports the rule action to send copies of selected messages automatically to other recipients. Choose one: Enabled - The Router supports the Send copy to action for Notes client mail rules, allowing users to send copies of messages automatically to other recipients. Disabled - Prevents Notes clients from using the Send copy to rule action.
Reverse-path for forwarded mail	Choose one: Set reverse-path to null -- Default setting. Delivery status reports are not sent. Preserve existing value -- Leave the setting as is. The message originator, that is, the person who originally sent the message, may receive delivery failure reports.

The change takes effect after the next Router configuration update.

What to do next

To put the new setting into effect immediately, reload the routing configuration.

Related concepts
Controlling message delivery
Using quotas to manage the size of user mail files

Related tasks
Setting quota controls for the Router
Setting server mail rules

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