Syntax - Netscape MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 6.1 - COMMAND-LINE Manual

Syntax

Syntax
To run the utility, execute the following command from the
<server_root>/cert-<instance_id>/config
directory unless the "-c" option is used):
PasswordCache <sso_password> -d <certificate/key db directory> [-h
<token name>]
-P <certificate/key db prefix> [-c <pwcache db directory>] [-k <file
containing base-64 encoded key ID>] <command>
<sso_password>
<certificate/key db directory>
database (
<server_root>/alias
<certificate/key db prefix>
(
cert-<instance_id>-<hostname>
<token name>
relevent when the keys resident on a hardware token). The user may be
prompted to enter the hardware token's password for access to the hardware
token.
<pwcache db directory>
default path is the present directory.
<file containing base-64 encoded key ID>
the ID to the protection key generated from a previous "rekey" command.
<command>
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specifies the current single sign-on password.
) and key database (
cert8.db
) and key database (
cert8.db
refers to the label given to the attached hardware token (only
can be any of the following:
lists the contents of the password cache.
list
generates a protection key and presents the base-64 encoded key ID
rekey
on the screen. The administrator should store the blob to a local file (e.g.,
) and replace the value of the "pwcKeyid" in the
keyID.txt
add <password_name> <password>
change <password_name> <password>
delete <password_name>
<password_name>
want to add to, or modify or delete from the cache; it is equivalent to the
value assigned to the
configuration file. It is essential that the
specifies the path to the certificate
key3.db
.
specifies the prefix for the certificate database
) files. The default prefix is in the
key3.db
- format.
specifies the path to the pwcache.db file. The
specifies the string (describing the password usage) you
or
bindPWPrompt
directory (must be run from this
) files. The default path is
specifies the file containing
CMS.cfg
parameter in the CMS
tokenname
coincide with
<password_name>
file.