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B.1 Initial Reply
When a connection is established, the server sends an initial reply to the client. This reply has the following format:
220 hostname text <capabilities> msg-id
Its parts and their meaning are described in the following table:
- hostname
The name of the host. It is determined automatically, unless set using
hostname
configuration file statement (see hostname directive).- text
Arbitrary text, as set via
initial-banner-text
configuration statement (see initial-banner-text).- capabilities
A comma-separated list of server capabilities. It is configured using
capability
statement (see Capabilities).- msg-id
A unique identifier similar to the format specified in RFC822, except that spaces and quoted pairs are not allowed within it.
This identifier will be used by the client when formulating the authentication string used in the
AUTH
command (see AUTH).
An example of initial reply follows:
220 Trurl.gnu.org.ua <auth.mime> <520.1212912026@Trurl.gnu.org.ua>
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