SQ(1)
π SQ(1) β the girlies' guide to sq-config-inspect π
okay so bestie, you opened the manual for sq-config-inspect and honestly? iconic choice. this is part of the Sequoia PGP sq family, and no cap, it's the lil' subcommand that lets you peek at your effective configuration β like, not what you think your config says, but what it's actually doing. the way that's so useful?? π₯
β¨ NAME β¨
sq-config-inspect β Inspect effective configuration details π΅οΈβοΈπ
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
sq config inspect paths [OPTIONS]
sq config inspect network [OPTIONS]
sq config inspect policy [OPTIONS]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
Inspect effective configuration details. periodt.
This subcommand can be used to inspect various aspects of the effective configuration, such as various relevant paths, the cryptographic policy, the network configuration, etc.
like, it's giving "show me receipts." you wanna know where stuff lives, what crypto rules are in play, or how chatty your network ops are? this is the vibe check you need. πβ¨
π SUBCOMMANDS π
π sq config inspect paths
Inspect relevant paths.
Prints paths that are used by sq, such as the location of the home directory, the configuration file, the certificate store, the key store, etc.
literally the "where is everything??" button. your home directory? the config file? the cert store, the key store? all of it, printed out, no mystery, no cap. ποΈπ
π sq config inspect network
Inspect the network configuration.
Prints the network configuration. This can be used to gauge the metadata leakage resulting from network operations.
bestie this one is the privacy girlie subcommand π it shows you your network config so you can gauge how much metadata is leaking when sq does network stuff. lowkey important, highkey underrated. π«Ά
β sq config inspect policy
Inspect the cryptographic policy.
Explains the cryptographic policy that Sequoia uses to either accept or reject algorithms and packets outright, or at a configured point in time.
this is the main character explainer: Sequoia's crypto policy, spelled out β what algorithms and packets get accepted, what gets rejected outright, and what happens instead at a configured point in time. crypto law, but make it readable. ππ
π EXAMPLES π
π« sq config inspect paths
Inspect relevant paths.
sq config inspect paths
π« sq config inspect network
Inspect the network configuration.
sq config inspect network
π« sq config inspect policy
Inspect the cryptographic policy.
sq config inspect policy
π§ SEE ALSO π§
sq(1)sq-config(1)sq-config-inspect-paths(1)sq-config-inspect-network(1)sq-config-inspect-policy(1)
For the full documentation see https://book.sequoia-pgp.org/.
π VERSION π
1.5.0
and that's the whole page bestie β you ate that π«Άβ¨ so yeah, this fine specimen of a manual page came to you straight from Sequoia PGP, riding the 1.5.0 wave π, and that's the tea. go inspect your config, you deserve it. πππ¦
π¦ where this page comes from
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- nixpkgs unstable: sequoia-sq 1.5.0
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