Be aware that rules are
also viewed as addresses and processed by prescan( ) when the configuration file is being
read.
The -d22.1 debugging switchtells sendmail to complain if the first token in the address it is
parsing turns out to be nothing:
prescan: null leading token
This can happen if an address (or rule) contains only RFC2822-style comments in
parentheses.
15.7.26 -d22.11
Show address before prescan Debug command-line switch
The -d22.11 debugging switchcauses the address to be printed as it appears before any
tokenizing or normalization:
prescan: address
15.7.27 -d22.12
Show address after prescan Debug command-line switch
The -d22.12 debugging switchcauses the address to be printed as it appears after all tokenizing
and normalization:
prescan= => address
15.7.28 -d25.1
Trace ???sendtolist??? Debug command-line switch
Eachrecipient address for a mail message is added one by one to an internal list of recipients.
The -d25.1 (a.k.a. -d25) debugging switchcauses sendmail to print eachaddress as it
is added to this list:
sendto: list
ctladdr= output of printaddr( ) here (?§15.3 on page 533)
After each is added, those that have selected a delivery agent with the F=A (?§20.8.16 on page
767) and F=w (?§20.8.48 on page 781) flags set are further processed by aliasing and by
reading the user??™s ~/.forward file.
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