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1NSVI(1)               User Contributed Perl Documentation              NSVI(1)
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NAME

6       nsvi - transfer a zone, edit it, then upload the edits
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SYNOPSIS

9       nsvi [-01cCdDhvV] [-k keyfile] [-y [hmac:]name:key]
10            [-S mode|num] [-s server] <zone>
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DESCRIPTION

13       The nsvi program makes an AXFR request for the zone, runs your editor
14       so you can make whatever changes you require, then it runs nsdiff |
15       nsupdate to push those changes to the server.
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17       Automatically-maintained DNSSEC records are stripped from the zone
18       before it is passed to your editor, and you do not need to manually
19       adjust the SOA serial number.
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OPTIONS

22       Most nsvi options are passed to nsdiff and some to nsupdate.
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24       -h  Display this documentation.
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26       -V  Display version information.
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28       -v  Verbose mode.
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30       -n  Interactive confirmation.
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32           When you quit the editor, you will be shown the changes, then asked
33           whether to make the update (press U or Y), edit again (press E or
34           R), or quit (press another key).
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38           These options are passed to nsdiff.  For details see the nsdiff
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41       -s server[#port]
42           Transfer the zone from the server given in this option, and send
43           the update request to the same place. You can specify the server
44           host name or IP address, optionally followed by a "#" and the port
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47           If you do not use the -s option, the zone will be transferred from
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50       -k keyfile
51           TSIG key file, passed to dig, nsdiff, and nsupdate.
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54           Literal TSIG key, passed to dig, nsdiff, and nsupdate.
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ENVIRONMENT

57       TMPDIR
58           Location for temporary files.
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62           Which editor to use. $VISUAL is used if it is set, otherwise
63           $EDITOR, otherwise vi.
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VERSION

66         This is nsvi-1.81 <https://dotat.at/prog/nsdiff/>
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68         Written by Tony Finch <fanf2@cam.ac.uk> <dot@dotat.at>
69         at Cambridge University Information Services.
70         You may do anything with this. It has no warranty.
71         <https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/>
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

74       Thanks to Tristan Le Guern for the -n option. Thanks to Petr Menšík
75       (Red Hat) for providing useful feedback.
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