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NAME

6       lsroll - List the rollrecs in a DNSSEC-Tools rollrec file
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SYNOPSIS

9         lsroll [options] <rollrec-files>
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DESCRIPTION

12       This script lists the contents of the specified rollrec files.  All
13       rollrec files are loaded before the output is displayed.  If any
14       rollrecs have duplicated names, whether within one file or across
15       multiple files, the later rollrec will be the one whose data are
16       displayed.
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OUTPUT FORMATS

19       The output displayed for each zone in a rollrec file depends on the
20       selected records, the selected attributes, and the selected output
21       format.  Each option in these option groups is described in detail in
22       the next section.  The three base output formats, along with the
23       default -skip format, are described here.
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25       The -terse option indicates that a minimal amount of output is desired;
26       the -long option indicates that a great deal of output is desired.  The
27       record-selection and attribute-selection options may be used in
28       conjunction with -terse to display exactly the set of rollrec fields
29       needed.
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31       The default output format is that used when neither -terse nor -long is
32       given, and is a middle ground between terse and long output.
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34       If the -skip option is given, then the default output format is a
35       little more restricted than the normal default.  Some rollrec fields
36       don't make sense in the context of a skip records, and so are given as
37       "---".  These fields are the KSK rollover phase, the ZSK rollover
38       phase, the TTL value, and the phase start.
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40       The table below shows the fields displayed for each output format.
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42           rollrec field        default        terse        long       skip
43           -------------        -------        -----        ----       ----
44           rollrec name           yes           yes         yes        yes
45           rollrec type           no            no          yes        no
46           zonename               no            no          yes        yes
47           zone file              yes           no          yes        yes
48           zonegroup              no            no          yes        no
49           keyrec file            yes           no          yes        yes
50           KSK phase              yes           no          yes        no
51           ZSK phase              yes           no          yes        no
52           administrator          no            no          yes        no
53           directory              no            no          yes        no
54           logging level          no            no          yes        no
55           TTL value              no            no          yes        no
56           display flag           no            no          yes        no
57           phase start            no            no          yes        no
58           last KSK rollover      no            no          yes        no
59           last ZSK rollover      no            no          yes        no
60           zonesigner arguments   no            no          yes        no
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62       The rollrec name field is often the same as its zonename, but this is
63       not necessarily the case.  The rollrec name can contain spaces, while
64       the zonename can't.  For this reason, lsroll displays the rollrec name
65       in quotes, even if the name contains no spaces.  This is intended to
66       allow for easier parsing by other programs.
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68       If the -info option is given, then the special info rollrec record will
69       be displayed.  If the rollrec file has this informational record,
70       notated by having the name info rollrec, then the contents of the <info
71       rollrec> record will be printed.  If multiple rollrec files are given
72       on the command line, then the info rollrec records for each file will
73       be prefixed with the rollrec file's name.
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OPTIONS

76       There are three types of options recognized by lsroll:  record-
77       selection options, attribute-selection options, and output-format
78       options.  Each type is described in the subsections below.
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80   Record-selection Options
81       These options select the records that will be displayed by lsroll.  By
82       default, all records will be displayed; selecting one or the other of
83       these options will restrict the records shown.
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85       In order to simplify the lsroll code and keep it easily understandable,
86       these options are mutually exclusive.
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88       -roll
89           List all "roll" records in the rollrec file.
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91       -skip
92           List all "skip" records in the rollrec file.
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94       -info
95           List all the fields in the rollrec file's "info" record.
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97   Attribute-selection Options
98       These options select the attributes of the records that will be
99       displayed by lsroll.
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101       -type
102           Include each rollrec record's type in the output.  The type will be
103           either "roll" or "skip".
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105       -zonename
106           The record's zonename is included in the output.  The zonename is
107           distinct from the record's rollrec name, which is always included
108           in the output.  While these two fields are often the same, they
109           need not be.  In split-zone zones, the rollrec names must be
110           different, while the zonename field is the same.
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112       -zonefile
113           The record's zonefile is included in the output.  This field is
114           part of the default output.
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116       -zg The record's zonegroup is included in the output, enclosed in
117           double quotes.  If a rollrec entry does not contain a zonegroup,
118           then the value "" is given.  If a record's zonegroup contains
119           leading or trailing whitespace, it will be deleted from the output.
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121       -keyrec
122           The record's keyrec file is included in the output.  This field is
123           part of the default output.
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125       -kskphase
126           The record's KSK rollover phase are included in the output.  If
127           this option is given with the -zskphase option, then the output
128           will follow the format described for the -phases option.  This
129           field is part of the default output.
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131       -zskphase
132           The record's ZSK rollover phase are included in the output.  If
133           this option is given with the -kskphase option, then the output
134           will follow the format described for the -phases option.  This
135           field is part of the default output.
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137       -phases
138           The record's KSK and ZSK rollover phases are included in the
139           output.  The listing is given with the KSK phase first, followed by
140           the ZSK phase.
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142           Examples of output from this option are:
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144               KSK phase   ZSK phase       output
145                   0           0            0/0
146                   3           0            3/0
147                   0           5            0/5
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149       -admin
150           The record's administrator value is included in the output.  If an
151           administrator value is not included in a rollrec, then the value
152           "(defadmin)" will be given.
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154       -directory
155           The name of the directory that holds the zone's files is included
156           in the output.  If a zone directory is not included in a rollrec,
157           then the value "(defdir)" will be given.
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159       -loglevel
160           The rollerd logging level for this zone.  This value may be given
161           in the rollrec file in either the textual or numeric form.  The
162           textual form of the logging level will be displayed, not the
163           numeric.  If a logging level value is not included in a rollrec,
164           then the value "(deflog)" will be given.  If an undefined logging
165           level value is included in a rollrec, then the value "(unknownlog)"
166           will be given.
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168       -ttl
169           The record's TTL value is included in the output.
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171       -display
172           The record's display flag, used by blinkenlights, is included in
173           the output.
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175       -phstart
176           The record's rollover phase is included in the output.  If no
177           rollover has yet been performed for this zone, an empty date is
178           given.
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180       -lastksk
181           The record's last KSK rollover date is included in the output.  If
182           no KSK rollover has yet been performed for this zone, an empty date
183           is given.
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185       -lastzsk
186           The record's last ZSK rollover date is included in the output.  If
187           no ZSK rollover has yet been performed for this zone, an empty date
188           is given.
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190       -zsargs
191           The record's user-defined zonesigner arguments are included in the
192           output.  If no arguments have been set for this zone, then the
193           value "(none)" is given.
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195       -zonegroup
196           The zonegroups defined in the rollrec are listed, enclosed in
197           double quotes.  All other rollrec fields are ignored.  If the -long
198           option is specified, then each zonegroup name will be accompanied
199           by the number of rollrec entries in that zonegroup.
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201   Output-format Options
202       These options select the type of output that will be given by lsroll.
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204       -count
205           Only a count of matching keyrecs in the rollrec file is given.
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207       -headers
208           Display explanatory column headers.
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210       -terse
211           Terse output is given.  Only the record name and any other fields
212           specifically selected are included in the output.
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214       -long
215           Long output is given.  All record fields are included.
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217       -help
218           Display a usage message.
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220       -Version
221           Displays the version information for lsroll and the DNSSEC-Tools
222           package.
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225       Copyright 2005-2014 SPARTA, Inc.  All rights reserved.  See the COPYING
226       file included with the DNSSEC-Tools package for details.
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AUTHOR

229       Wayne Morrison, tewok@tislabs.com
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SEE ALSO

232       blinkenlights(8), rollchk(8), rollinit(8), rollerd(8)
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234       Net::DNS::SEC::Tools::rollrec.pm(3)
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236       file-rollrec(5)
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