Making unbound-anchor very verbose

I'd like to have unbound-anchor be (able to be) much more verbose.

$ unbound-anchor -a testroot.key
$ unbound-anchor -a testroot.key -v
testroot.key has content
success: the anchor is ok
$ unbound-anchor -a testroot.key -vvvvv
testroot.key has content
success: the anchor is ok
$ unbound-anchor -a testroot.key -v -v -v -v
testroot.key has content
success: the anchor is ok

I.e., the latter two ought to "show the work done." I'm more interested
in the process than obtaining the result (so long as the result is as
expected).

I'm not too familiar with unbound distributions. Where (in what files)
can I add print/echo statements to do this? (I don't have specific
statements to add, I need to prototype it.) I just don't read script well
enough I guess. :wink:

D'oh - smallapp/...

Hi Ed,

It does not say a lot because all it does is do an UDP query, see that
it works, and exit. If you add, say, -F (force TLS update), then
it'll print out a lot of info (with -vvvv). Like, https headers, ssl
certificates, xml contents ...

Best regards, Wouter

Thanks. That has kicked me off in some direction.

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