1CLEAN-CRL(8) System Manager's Manual CLEAN-CRL(8)
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6 clean-crl - remove orphaned CRL like files from a certificate directory
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9 clean-crl [-l crlpath] [-v] [-V] [-n] [-h]
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12 The clean-crl utility will remove CRL like files named hash.rn from the
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15 CA certificates in the common OpenSSL format, it will thus remove CRL
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21 -h --help
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24 -l --cadir metadata-directory
25 The script will search this directory for files with the suffix
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48 This tool does not check the contents of the files removed, and will
49 blindly unlink any file which even remotely looks like an OpenSSL CRL
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54 fetch-crl(8), openssl(1), http://wiki.nikhef.nl/grid/FetchCRL3
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63 Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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