01-24-2011
Hi, If you commited what you had before applying the tl and you only applied the tl over the commited info, you can just reject applied software and go back to the state before applying the fixes.
Regards.
Pablo
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lsdnssec
LSDNSSEC(1p) User Contributed Perl Documentation LSDNSSEC(1p)
NAME
lsdnssec - List DNSSEC components of zones from files or directories
SYNOPSIS
lsdnssec [-d 1-9] [OPTIONS] [FILES OR DIRECTORIES...]
DESCRIPTION
The lsdnssec program summarizes information about DNSSEC-related files. These files may be specified on the command line or found in
directories that were given on the command line. The -d flag controls the amount of detail in the lsdnssec output.
lsdnssec displays the following information about each zone for which it collects information:
keys
Key information is shown about the keys currently in use. A bar graph is included that shows the age of the key with respect to the
configured expected key lifetime.
This information is collected from any .krf files lsdnssec finds.
rolling status
If any zone keys are being rolled via rollerd, then the status of the rolling state is shown. The time needed to reach the next state
is also displayed.
This information is collected from any .rollrec or .rrf files found by lsdnssec.
OPTIONS
-z ZONENAME1[,ZONENAME2]
--zone=ZONENAME1[,ZONENAME2]
Only prints information about the named zone(s).
-p NUMBER
--phase=NUMBER
Only prints information about zones currently being rolled by rollerd and where either a zsk or a ksk rollover is taking place and is
in phase NUMBER.
If the phase NUMBER is specified as 0, then any zone in any rolling phase will be printed (but not zones that aren't being rolled at
all).
This flag is especially useful to find all of your zones that are currently in KSK rolling phase 6, which requires operator
intervention to propagate the new DS records into the parent zone.
-r
--roll-status
Show only rolling information from the rollrec files. By default both roll-state and key information is shown.
-k
--key-data
Show only keying information from the krf files. By default both roll-state and key information is shown.
-K
--key-gen-time
Normally rollerd calculates the age of a key based on the last time a key was rolled. However, it's also possible to calculate the age
of a key based on the difference between the time of execution and when the key was created (which was typically before the rolling
began). The -K flag switches to this second mode of key age calculation (which will not match how rollerd actually performs).
-M
--monitor
The -M flag gives an abbreviated version of lsdnssec output that is intended for use by monitoring systems. It displays the zone name,
the rollover phase, and the time remaining in that phase. This option implicitly sets the -r flag on and sets the detail level to 1.
-d 1-9
--detail 1-9
Controls the amount of information shown in the output. A level of 9 shows everything; a level of 1 shows a minimal amount. The
default level is 5.
--debug
Turns on extra debugging information.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2009-2012 SPARTA, Inc. All rights reserved. See the COPYING file included with the DNSSEC-Tools package for details.
AUTHOR
Wes Hardaker <hardaker AT AT AT users.sourceforge.net>
SEE ALSO
lskrf(1)
zonesigner(8), rollerd(8)
perl v5.14.2 2012-06-21 LSDNSSEC(1p)