Name
-d99.100
Synopsis
The -d99.100 debugging switch[8] prevents the
sendmail daemon from forking and putting itself
into the background. This leaves the running daemon connected to your
terminal so that you can see other debugging output. For example:
# /usr/sbin/sendmail -bd -d99.100 -d9.30This allows you to watch the daemon perform RFC1413 identification
queries when SMTP connections are made. See also
-d52.100, which prevents
sendmail from disconnecting from its controlling
terminal device, or the -bD command-line switch
(-bD), which does both.
[8] There is no -d99.1 information
available.
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