McAfee MEJCAE-AM-DA Product Guide - Page 129
Modifiers, Notes, key-remove, Syntax, key-sign
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Using Command-Line Options Modifiers --answer --auth-passphrase --auth-user --keyserver --passphrase Specifies an answer to one of the 5 questions supplied when the key was initially sent to the key reconstruction server. You must be able to supply answers for at least 3 of the 5 questions. Specifies the password to login to the generic LDAP server. If the password contains spaces, then it must be enclosed in quotes. This option is not necessary when using an E-Business Server key server. Specifies your login name for logging into a generic LDAP server. This option is not necessary when using an E-Business Server key server. Specifies the key reconstruction server's URL. Enter the keyserver URL in the following format: ldap://. After reconstructing your key, you must change your passphrase. Use this option to specify your new passphrase for this key. Notes • If you specify answers on the command line using the --answer modifier, then you must supply at least 3 out of 5 of the answers. If you do not specify any answers on the command line, then E-Business Server lists each of the questions and prompts you for the answers. • If this function is called from the E-Business Server E-Business Engine without all the answers being provided, E-Business Server displays the 5 questions without prompting you for the answers, and an error is generated. • For more information on how to reconstruct your key, see Reconstructing your key on page 42. For more information key reconstruction and how to send your key to a key reconstruction server, see What is key reconstruction? on page 23 key-remove Use the --key-remove option to delete keys from a keyring. Syntax ebs --key-remove [--force] [--multi] [--with-private] [--smartcard] Modifiers --force Forces deletion of the matching key without prompting for confirmation. --multi Specifies the deletion of all matching keys. If multiple keys match the user ID and --multi is not specified, then an error appears. --smartcard Indicates that the key you want to delete resides on a smartcard. --with-private Specifies that the private portion of the key pair is also deleted. key-sign Use the --key-sign option to digitally sign a key or create an X.509 certificate. Syntax ebs --key-sign [--multi] [--sig-type ] [--sign-with ] [--passphrase ] [--allow-passphrase-retry] [--expires-after ] [--depth] [--x509 [--issuer [--issuer-serial [--cert-attribute [--start-date ]]]]] 127 E-Business Server™ 8.6 Product Guide