NSSYNC |
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DNS Zone Files Maintenance Utility |
Sergey Poznyakoff |
5 Invocation
The nssync
is normally invoked periodically from a crontab,
e.g.:
*/5 * * * * /usr/sbin/nssync | /usr/bin/logger -t nssync -p local1.err
The following table summarizes available command line options:
- -E
Preprocess configuration file and exit.
- -c file
- --config-file=file
Use file instead of the default configuration file.
- -f
- --force
Proceed even if slave status has not changed (see slave-status-file).
- -n
- --dry-run
Do nothing, print almost everything; implies --debug --stderr. Use additional --debug options to get even more info.
- -t
- --lint
Parse configuration file and exit. The return status is 0 if the syntax is OK, and 78 if errors were detected (see Exit Codes).
- -D symbol=value
- --define=symbol[=value]
Define a preprocessor symbol.
- -I dir
- --include-directory=dir
Add include directory.
- --no-preprocessor
Disable preprocessing.
- --preprocessor=command
Use command instead of the default preprocessor.
- -d
- --debug
Increase debug level.
- -X
- --debug-lexer
Debug configuration file lexer.
- -x
- --debug-parser
Debug configuration file parser.
- --config-help
Show configuration file summary
- -V
- --version
Print program version.
- -h
- --help
Give this help list.
- --usage
Give a short usage message.
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