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debugging switch, causes the list of _FFR additions that were defined at compile time to be
displayed:
FFR Defines: _FFR_NO_PIPE
Unless you define such additions yourself, chances are slim that any will be printed with
this debugging switch.
15.7.6 -d0.15
Dump delivery agents Debug command-line switch
The -d0.15 debugging switchcauses sendmail to display how it interpreted its delivery
agent definitions. The clarity and completeness of the delivery agent information vary with
the version of sendmail. See the =M rule-testing command (?§8.4.2 on page 307) for an
example of this output.
15.7.7 -d0.20
Print network address of each interface Debug command-line switch
When sendmail scans the network hardware to find other names for the local host, it uses
only those names that are new. Each new name was printed by the -d0.4 debugging switch
described earlier. To see every name that sendmail finds, new and old alike, use the -d0.20
debugging switch:
128.32.201.55 ?†? already found
127.0.0.1 ?†? found new
a.k.a.: [127.0.0.1]
15.7.8 -d2.1
End with finis( ) Debug command-line switch
Ordinarily, sendmail exits silently when it is done (unless an error causes an error message
to be printed). The -d2.1 (a.k.a. -d2) debugging switchcauses sendmail to print three useful
values when it exits. The message it prints looks like this:
= == =finis: stat number e_id=qid e_flags=flags
This is the Title of the Book, eMatter Edition
Copyright ?© 2007 O??™Reilly & Associates, Inc.
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