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r189 r190 761 761 klask exportdb --format [txt|html] 762 762 klask removedb computer* 763 klask cleandb --day number_of_day -- verbose763 klask cleandb --day number_of_day --repair-dns --verbose 764 764 765 765 klask updatesw … … 1125 1125 'day|d=i' => \$days_to_clean, 1126 1126 'verbose|v' => \$verbose, 1127 'repair dns|r' => \$repairdns,1127 'repair-dns|r' => \$repairdns, 1128 1128 ); 1129 1129 … … 2431 2431 klask exportdb --format [txt|html] 2432 2432 klask removedb computer* 2433 klask cleandb --day number_of_day -- verbose2433 klask cleandb --day number_of_day --repair-dns --verbose 2434 2434 2435 2435 klask updatesw … … 2488 2488 This command print the content of the database. There is actually only one format. It's very easy to have more format, it's just need times... 2489 2489 2490 =head2 removedb 2491 2492 This command remove an entry in the database. 2493 There is only one kind of parameter, the IP of the computers to be removed. 2494 You can put as many IP as you want... 2495 2496 DNS computer name could also a valid entry because a DNS resolver is done at the beginning. 2497 2498 =head2 cleandb 2499 2500 Remove double entry (same MAC-Address) when the older one is older than X day (--day) the new one. 2501 Computer name beginning by 'float' are not really taken into account but could be remove. 2502 2503 When reverse DNS has not be done, option --repair-dns force reverse DNS check on unkown host. 2490 2504 2491 2505 =head2 updatesw
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