cleankrf1p
Clean a dnssec-tools keyrec files of old data
Usage
cleankrf [options]
<keyrec-files>
Overview
cleankrf cleans old data out of a set of DNSSEC-Tools keyrec files. The old data are obsolete signing sets, orphaned keys, and obsolete keys.
Obsolete signing sets are set keyrecs unreferenced by a zone keyrec. Revoked signing sets are considered obsolete by cleankrf.
Orphaned keys are KSK and ZSK key keyrecs unreferenced by a set keyrec.
Obsolete keys are key keyrecs with a keyrec_type of kskobs or zskobs.
cleankrf's exit code is the count of orphaned and obsolete keyrecs found.
Options
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-count -
Display a final count of old keyrecs found in the keyrec files. This option allows the count to be displayed even if the
-quietoption is given.
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-list -
The key keyrecs are checked for old keyrecs, but they are not removed from the keyrec file. The names of the old keyrecs are displayed.
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-rm -
Delete the key files, both
.keyand.private, from orphaned and expired keyrecs.
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-quiet -
Display no output.
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-verbose -
Display output about referenced keys and unreferenced keys.
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-Version -
Displays the version information for
cleankrfand the DNSSEC-Tools package.
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-help -
Display a usage message.
Releases
3 releases since Debian 6.0 (Squeeze); the text changed 2 times.