forward
file cannot be opened for reading:
include: open: reason here
15.7.34 -d27.5
Trace aliasing with printaddr( ) Debug command-line switch
The -d27.5 debugging switchtells sendmail to print several addresses with printaddr( )
(?§15.3 on page 533) as each one is handled.
When an address is aliased to another, the original needs to be marked as one that
shouldn??™t be delivered. The QS_DONTSEND here means just that:
alias: QS_DONTSEND output of printaddr( ) here (?§15.3 on page 533)
If there was a self-reference, the retained address is printed like this:
sendtolist: QS_SELFREF output of printaddr( ) here (?§15.3 on page 533)
If the original (before the test for a self-reference) is not the same as the retained address,
the original must be marked for nondelivery:
sendtolist: QS_DONTSEND output of printaddr( ) here (?§15.3 on page 533)
If an address resulted from an :include: or ~/.forward file, it will have a controlling user
associated with it. That controlling user??™s address needs to be marked for nondelivery:
include: QS_DONTSEND output of printaddr( ) here (?§15.3 on page 533)
15.7.35 -d27.8
Show setting up an alias map Debug command-line switch
The -d27.8 debugging switchtells sendmail to print the string passed to its internal setalias( )
routine:
setalias(what)
Here, what is one of the items listed with the AliasFile option (?§24.
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