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NRSDBTOYAML(1)	      User Contributed Perl Documentation	NRSDBTOYAML(1)

NAME
       nrsdbtoyaml - Extract records from Net::Radius::Server::DBStore

SYNOPSIS
	   nrsdbtoyaml [--delete] [--sync] {--all|--key key|--full}
	   [--frozen] [--filter regexp] [--help] -- <BerkeleyDB params>

	   # or for more complicated scenarios...

	   perl -MMLDBM=DB_File,Storable /usr/bin/nrsdbtoyaml --full \\
	     -- MLDBM::Sync $DB_FILE

DESCRIPTION
       nrsdbtoyaml allows the extraction of either single records or complete
       dumps of databases created by Net::Radius::Server::DBStore(3). Its
       output can then be fed to billing or accounting processes that act on
       the collected information.

       The output is a YAML file, produced by YAML::Syck(3), thus YAML 1.0
       compliant, where each extracted record will be re-serialized as YAML.

       Note that you must feed configuration options that match whatever was
       used to generate the particular database being read.

       Note that this includes the name of the database file to read. Note
       also that you must separate nrsdbtoyaml options from the underlying
       storage module options using "--", as explained in Getopt::Long(3).

       --delete
	   After dumping each tuple, delete it from the database.

       --sync
	   "sync()" the database after each deletion. This trades in
	   performance for correctness.

       --full
	   Do a complete dump of the database. Probably only good for
	   debugging.

       --all
	   Dump all tuples stored in the database.

       --key key
	   Only the tuple corresponding to this key will be printed. Multiple
	   keys can be specified.

       --filter regexp
	   If specified, treats "regexp" as a Perl regular expression that
	   must match the key in order for it to be processed. Multiple
	   filters can be specified. In this case, all of them must match.

       --frozen
	   Whether to use "thaw()" from Storable(3) on the recovered data or
	   not.

       --help
	   Produces this documentation.

       The program will return a true value if no errors are found. Otherwise,
       an error code will be returned and a suitable error will be sent to
       "STDERR". The YAML output is sent to "STDOUT".

       Your local configuration might include Radius packets among the data to
       be stored in the database. nrsdbtoyaml won't decode those. Instead, the
       packet will be returned as a string containing the packet data that was
       received.

LICENSE AND WARRANTY
       This code and all accompanying software comes with NO WARRANTY. You use
       it at your own risk.

       This code and all accompanying software can be used freely under the
       same terms as Perl version 5.8.6 itself.

AUTHOR
       Luis E. Mun~oz <luismunoz@cpan.org>

SEE ALSO
       nrsd(1), perl(1), Getopt::Long(3), Net::Radius::Server(3),
       Net::Radius::Server::DBStore(3), YAML::Syck(3).

POD ERRORS
       Hey! The above document had some coding errors, which are explained
       below:

       Around line 190:
	   Non-ASCII character seen before =encoding in 'Mun~oz'. Assuming
	   UTF-8

perl v5.20.2			  2009-10-17			NRSDBTOYAML(1)
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