certreq: Retrieving a Certificate From a Key Server
certreq is a maintenance command. It requests and retrieves a certificate from a key server or other host. You must specify the key ID and key server. This command is a debugging tool and is not meant for general use. The interface is cryptic and there is no way to specify a host name or IP address instead of the key ID, even if the key ID is identical to the IP address.
Syntax
certreq [-d] [-n NSID] [-h server] [keyid]
Options
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-d |
Requests that the received certificate be decoded prior to output. Without the -d option, the raw certificate, suitable for saving into a file, is written to standard out. |
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-n NSID |
By default NSID 1 is used for retrieves. Any NSID number may be specified with the -n option. |
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-h server |
Specifies the key server. |
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keyid |
The Master Key ID specified in hex. |
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