Add rrdp-keep-responses and rrdp-disable-gzip
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Manual Page
:Date: YYYY-MM-DD
:Author: Martin Hoffmann
:Copyright: 2019-2021 - NLnet Labs
- :Version: 0.9.1-dev
+ :Version: 0.10.0-dev
Synopsis
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@@ -331,6 +331,20 @@ The available options are:
option can be given multiple times in which case proxies are tried in the
given order.
+.. option:: --rrdp-keep-responses=path
+
+ If this option is enabled, the bodies of all HTTPS responses received from
+ RRDP servers will be stored under *path* .
+
+ The sub-path will be constructed using the components of the requested
+ URI. For the responses to the notification files, the timestamp is
+ appended to the path to make it possible to distinguish the series of
+ requests made over time.
+
+.. option:: --rrdp-disable-gzip
+
+ If this option is present, the gzip transfer encoding is disabled.
+
.. option:: --max-object-size=BYTES
Limits the size of individual objects received via either rsync or RRDP to
@@ -1002,6 +1016,17 @@ rrdp-proxies
connections. The proxies are tried in order for each request. HTTP and
SOCKS5 proxies are supported.
+rrdp-keep-responses
+ A string containing a path to a directory into which the bodies of all
+ HTTPS responses received from RRDP servers will be stored. The sub-path
+ will be constructed using the components of the requested URI. For the
+ responses to the notification files, the timestamp is appended to the path
+ to make it possible to distinguish the series of requests made over time.
+
+rrdp-disable-gzip
+ A boolean value that determines whether the gzip transfer encoding should
+ be disabled in RRDP requests. If the option is missing, gzip will be used.
+
max-object-size
An integer value that provides a limit for the size of individual objects
received via either rsync or RRDP to the given number of bytes. The
