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README file and show_usage function : replace "cert" with "certificate"

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Jérémy Dubois 2022-03-22 18:08:57 +01:00
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@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ cipher AES-256-GCM
Usage: shellpki <subcommand> [options] [CommonName]
~~~
Initialize PKI (create CA key and self-signed cert) :
Initialize PKI (create CA key and self-signed certificate) :
~~~
shellpki init <commonName_for_CA>
@ -73,13 +73,13 @@ Initialize PKI (create CA key and self-signed cert) :
--non-interactive do not prompt the user, and exit if an error occurs
~~~
Create a client cert with key and CSR directly generated on server :
Create a client certificate with key and CSR directly generated on server :
~~~
shellpki create <commonName>
Options
-f, --file, --csr-file create a client cert from a CSR (doesn't need key)
-f, --file, --csr-file create a client certificate from a CSR (doesn't need key)
-p, --password prompt the user for a password to set on the client key
--password-file if provided with a path to a readable file, the first line is read and set as password on the client key
--days specify how many days the certificate should be valid
@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ Create a client cert with key and CSR directly generated on server :
--replace-existing if the certificate already exists, revoke it before creating a new one
~~~
Revoke a client cert :
Revoke a client certificate :
~~~
shellpki revoke <commonName>

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@ -32,19 +32,19 @@ show_usage() {
cat <<EOF
Usage: ${0} <subcommand> [options] [CommonName]
Initialize PKI (create CA key and self-signed cert) :
Initialize PKI (create CA key and self-signed certificate) :
${0} init <commonName_for_CA>
Options
--non-interactive do not prompt the user, and exit if an error occurs
Create a client cert with key and CSR directly generated on server :
Create a client certificate with key and CSR directly generated on server :
${0} create <commonName>
Options
-f, --file, --csr-file create a client cert from a CSR (doesn't need key)
-f, --file, --csr-file create a client certificate from a CSR (doesn't need key)
-p, --password prompt the user for a password to set on the client key
--password-file if provided with a path to a readable file, the first line is read and set as password on the client key
--days specify how many days the certificate should be valid
@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Create a client cert with key and CSR directly generated on server :
--non-interactive do not prompt the user, and exit if an error occurs
--replace-existing if the certificate already exists, revoke it before creating a new one
Revoke a client cert :
Revoke a client certificate :
${0} revoke <commonName>