crl.1s

crl.1s [options] [args]
(No standard syntax documented)

crl.1s is not a recognized standard Linux command or utility in major distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, or Arch Linux. It appears to reference a potential man page filename (crl.1s), possibly from a niche package, custom software, or specific environment like embedded systems or proprietary tools.

CRL commonly abbreviates Certificate Revocation List, used in PKI for managing revoked X.509 certificates. Related standard tools include openssl crl subcommand for creating, verifying, and displaying CRLs. If crl.1s exists locally, consult man crl.1s or check installed packages via dpkg -S crl.1s (Debian/Ubuntu) or rpm -qf /usr/share/man/man1s/crl.1s.gz (RPM-based).

No core functionality or usage details are available in standard documentation. Verify with which crl, type crl, or apropos crl on your system. If this is a typo (e.g., for curl(1)), provide clarification for accurate analysis.

Non-standard; may not exist or vary by system. Avoid assuming availability in scripts.

Run man -k crl or locate crl.1s to check local availability.
Search package repos: apt search crl or dnf search crl.

No documented development history; potentially package-specific or obsolete.

openssl(1), c_rehash(1), man(1), apropos(1)