The makemap program finds the TrustedUser option by reading and parsing the sendmail
program??™s configuration file (normally /etc/mail/sendmail.cf). If you want makemap to use a
different configuration file, you can specify that different file with this -C switch, for
example:
# makemap -C /etc/mail/sendmail.cf.new hash outfile
10.5.1.3 -d
Allow duplicate keys in database makemap command-line switch
Ordinarily, makemap will complain if two entries have identical keys and refuse to insert
the duplicate. But if it is desirable to allow the same key to appear multiple times in the
database, you can use the -d switchto suppress the warnings and allow duplicates to be
inserted. But be aware that this switch is allowed only for the btree and hash forms of the
-o ?§10.5.1.9 on page 374 Append to, don??™t overwrite the file.
-r ?§10.5.1.10 on page 374 Replace (silently) duplicate keys.
-s ?§10.5.1.11 on page 375 Skip security checks.
-t ?§10.5.1.12 on page 375 Specify an alternative to whitespace for a delimiter.
-u ?§10.5.1.13 on page 376 Unmake (dump) the contents of a database.
-v ?§10.5.1.14 on page 376 Watch keys and data being added.
Table 10-6. makemap program??™s switches (continued)
Switch ?§ Description
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