rsop-certify-userid(1)

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version 0.12.0 · 2 versions
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🎀 NAME 🎀

okay so bestie, this is the rsop-certify-userid(1) page from the General Commands Manual 💖 and the whole vibe is: Certify OpenPGP Certificate User IDs. That's it, that's the mission, and we're gonna slay it ✨

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

rsop certify-userid [--debug] [--no-armor] <--userid>
[--with-key-password] [--no-require-self-sig] [-h|--help] [KEYS]

💅 DESCRIPTION 💅

Certify OpenPGP Certificate User IDs 🫶 like, that is literally the job. no cap, that's what this command does 💖

🌸 OPTIONS 🌸

  • --debug — emit verbose output for debugging 🔍 bestie, it's giving "tell me everything" energy.
  • --no-armor — don't ASCII-armor the output 🙈 keep it un-armored.
  • --userid <USERID> — certify the specified user IDs 🎀 you point at the user ID(s), it certifies them.
  • --with-key-password <WITH_KEY_PASSWORD> — unlock the keys with these passwords 🔐 very "let me in" of it.
  • --no-require-self-sig — don't require self-signatures on the user IDs to be certified ✨ lowkey important caveat vibes.
  • -h, --help — print help 👑 when in doubt, ask for help.
  • [KEYS] — create certifications using these keys 🦋 these are the keys doing the certifying.

bye bestie 💜 this page is rsop-certify-userid(1), from rsop version 0.12.0, dated February 2025 — iconic, honestly 🌈✨

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