Eliot Lear
2017-10-27 09:40:50 UTC
Hi,
I've got some tools command line tools to insert, remote, and list out
keys on GKG.NET. I'm not ready to roll out a full scale wrapper yet
because I am trying to decide how to structure it. GKG is pretty good
about immediately publishing DS records. Therefore, what I am thinking
is of just doing a one step, that does the following:
* Adds the records
* Issues a ds-seen on success
* Removes the old records,
* Issues ds-gone on success.
It would be good to check status on ds-seen and ds-gone without having
to parse the output of "key list". Does enforcer return with a
reasonable status code on these?
Eliot
I've got some tools command line tools to insert, remote, and list out
keys on GKG.NET. I'm not ready to roll out a full scale wrapper yet
because I am trying to decide how to structure it. GKG is pretty good
about immediately publishing DS records. Therefore, what I am thinking
is of just doing a one step, that does the following:
* Adds the records
* Issues a ds-seen on success
* Removes the old records,
* Issues ds-gone on success.
It would be good to check status on ds-seen and ds-gone without having
to parse the output of "key list". Does enforcer return with a
reasonable status code on these?
Eliot