SYNOPSIS

xmlsec-xklient [-t] msgdump [options] filename

xmlsec-xklient [-t] msgcreate LocateRequest [options]

xmlsec-xklient [-t] dorequest [options] type [options]

DESCRIPTION

xmlsec-xklient is a general client for web services that follows the XML Key Management Specification (XKMS). It supports three basic operations:

msgdump

Given an input file name containing an XKMS message, dump that message to standard output.

msgcreate

Create an XKMS message and print the resulting message to standard output. The only supported message type to create is "LocateRequest" or "lr".

dorequest

Send an XKMS request. The request type is one of:

    CompoundRequest (cr)
    LocateRequest   (lr)
    ValidateRequest (vr)
    PendingRequest  (pr)
    RegisterRequest (rr)
    ReissueRequest  (ir)
    RecoverRequest  (or)
    RevokeRequest   (er)

Each of these three operations have their own special command-line options that may be given after the operation, and each of the XKMS request types have their own set of options to specify what goes into the request. Each operation supports the -h or --help flag to print out usage for that particular operation and, in the case of "dorequest", that operation and request type.

All the specific per-operation options are not (yet) documented in this manual page. Use the -h or --help option to get more usage information for the operation that you want to perform.

OPTIONS

This section only documents the general options that are supported before the operation type.

--text, -t

Print out any created XML when performing any of the other operations.

AUTHOR

This manual page was written by Russ Allbery for Debian.

MANUAL LICENSE

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