NAME¶

SYNOPSIS¶

    zonemaster-cli nic.se
    zonemaster-cli --test=delegation --level=debug --no-time afnic.fr
    zonemaster-cli --list_tests

DESCRIPTION¶

OPTIONS¶

-h -? --usage --help

Any of these print a rather too long summary of the command line switches, then quits the program.

--version

Prints the versions of this program, the Zonemaster framework and the loaded test modules.

--level=LEVEL

Specify the minimum level that a message needs to have in order to be printed. That is, messages with this level or higher will be printed. The levels are, in order from highest to lowest, CRITICAL, ERROR, WARNING, NOTICE, INFO, DEBUG, DEBUG2 and DEBUG3. The lowest two levels show some of the internal workings of the test engine, and are probably not useful for ordinary users.

--locale=LOCALE

Specifies which locale to tell the translation system to use. If not given, the translation system itself will look at environment variables to try to guess. If the requested translation does not exist, it will fallback to the local locale, and if that doesn't exist either to English.

--json

Print results as JSON instead of human language.

--json_stream

Stream the results as JSON objects, useful to follow the progress in a machine readable way.

--json_translate

For streaming JSON output, include the translated message of the tag.

--raw, --no-raw

Print messages as raw dumps instead of passing them through the translation system.

--time, --no-time

Turn the printing of timestamps on or off (default on).

--show_level, --no-show_level

Turn the printing of the message severity level on or off (default on).

--show_module, --no-show_module

Turn the printing of which module produced a message on or off (default off).

--ns=NAME[/IP]

Provide information about a nameserver, for undelegated tests. The argument must be either a domain name and an IP address (v4 or v6) separated by a single slash character (/), or only a name, in which case a lookup for A and AAAA records for that name will be done in the live global DNS tree and the results of that lookup used.

This switch can (and probably should) be given multiple times. As long as any of these switches are present, their aggregate content will be used as the entirety of the parent-side delegation information.

--save=FILENAME

After the entire test has finished running, write the contents of the accumulated packet cache to a file with the given name.

--restore=FILENAME

Before starting the test, prime the packet cache with the contents from the file with the given name. The format of the file should be that produced by the save functions.

--ipv4, --no-ipv4

Allow or disallow the sending of IPv4 packets (default on).

--ipv6, --no-ipv6

Allow or disallow the sending of IPv6 packets (default on).

--list_tests

Instead of running a test, list all the tests presented by the testing modules.

--test=MODULE, --test=MODULE/METHOD

Run only the specified tests. You can either give the name of a testing module, in which case that module will be asked to run all its tests, or you can give the name of a module followed by a slash and the name of a method in that module. The specified method will be called with a zone object as its single argument. It's up to the user to make sure that that is the kind of argument the method expects.

--stop_level=LEVEL

As soon as a message of the given level or higher is logged, terminate the testing process.

--config=FILE

Load configuration from the file with the given name.

--policy=FILE

Load policy information from the file with the given name.

--ds=KEYTAG,ALGORITHM,TYPE,DIGEST

Provide a DS record for undelegated testing (that is, a test where the delegating nameserver information is given via --ns switches). The four pieces of data should be in the same format they would have in a zone file.

--count, --no-count

After the test run is finished, turn on or off the printing of a summary with the numbers of messages of the various levels that were logged during the run (default off).

--progress, --no-progress

Turn on or off the printing of a "spinner" showing that something is happening during the test run. The default is to print it if the process' standard output is a TTY, and to not print otherwise.

--encoding=ENCODING

Specify the character encoding that is used for command line arguments. This will be used to convert non-ASCII names to IDNA format, on which the tests will then be run.

The default value will be taken from the "LC_CTYPE" environment variable if possible, and set to UTF-8 if not.

CONFIGURATION¶

   --raw
   --level=DEBUG

Any arguments actually given on the command line will override what's in the config file.

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