sks(8) on Linux
The text 1d6933f0bad3, as Debian 11 (Bullseye) shipped it.
Synchronizing Key Server
Flags it lists
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--help -
-basedir -
-baseport -
-cache -
-checkpoint_interval -
-command_timeout -
-d -
-db_sync_interval -
-debug -
-debuglevel -
-disable_log_diffs -
-disable_mailsync -
-diskptree -
-dontgossip -
-dump_new_only -
-from_addr -
-gossip_interval -
-help -
-hkp_address -
-hkp_port -
-hostname -
-http_fetch_size -
-initial_stat -
-keyid_pagesize -
-max_internal_matches -
-max_matches -
-max_outstanding_recon_requests -
-max_ptree_nodes -
-max_recover -
-max_uid_fetches -
-mbar -
-membership_reload_interval -
-meta_pagesize -
-missing_keys_timeout -
-n -
-nodename -
-nodiskptree -
-pagesize -
-prob -
-ptree_cache -
-ptree_pagesize -
-ptree_thresh_mult -
-q -
-recon_address -
-recon_checkpoint_interval -
-recon_port -
-recon_sync_interval -
-recon_thresh_mult -
-reconciliation_config_timeout -
-reconciliation_timeout -
-seed -
-sendmail_cmd -
-server_contact -
-stat_hour -
-stdin -
-stdoutlog -
-subkeyid_pagesize -
-time_pagesize -
-tqueue_pagesize -
-use_port_80 -
-word_pagesize -
-wserver_timeout