15.7.45 -d37.8
Trace adding of words to a class Debug command-line switch
The adding of words to a class (C or F configuration commands) can be traced withth e -d37.8
debugging switch. Each word is printed like this:
setclass(name, text)
The text is added to the class whose symbolic name is name. Class names can be singlecharacter
or multicharacter (?§22.1 on page 854).
15.7.46 -d38.2
Show database map opens and failures Debug command-line switch
Most database maps are declared directly withth e K configuration command (?§23.2 on
page 882). Others are declared internally by sendmail, suchas the host and alias maps.
The -d38.2 debugging switch(th ere is no -d38.1 information) first shows database maps
being initialized:
map_init(dbtype:name, file, pass)
Here, dbtype is one of the internal database types allowed by sendmail, suchas host, and
dequote (?§23.2 on page 882, the K configuration command). The name is either the name
you gave to the database map with the K configuration command, or one assigned internally
by sendmail (suchas aliases.files). The file is either a literal NULL, or the name of the
database file (suchas /etc/mail/aliases). And pass is a flag that tells sendmail whether it
should open the database, rebuild the database, or do neither.
Next, the -d38.2 debugging switchcauses sendmail to show each database map as it is
about to be opened.
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