sqop-certify-userid(1)

💖 sqop-certify-userid — bestie's guide to certifying OpenPGP Certificate User IDs 💖

okay so this is sqop-certify-userid, living in the General Commands Manual section, and it does exactly one thing and does it beautifully: it certifies OpenPGP Certificate User IDs. that's the whole vibe. certifying user IDs. slay. 👑

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

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

literally that's it. that's the whole incantation. copy it, paste it, feel powerful. 💅

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🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

Certify OpenPGP Certificate User IDs. 🎀

no cap, that's the description. it certifies user IDs on OpenPGP certificates. it's giving "small tool, big responsibility" and honestly? we love that for it. ✨

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🌸 OPTIONS 🌸

• --debug — emit verbose output for debugging. when something's acting up and you need the tool to tell you everything, this is your girl. 🐛🔍
• --no-armor — don't ASCII-armor the output. you want the raw binary energy? here you go. no pretty armor, just vibes. 🔥
• --userid <USERID> — certify the specified user IDs. this is the main character option, fr fr. tell it which user IDs you're certifying. 👑
• --with-key-password <WITH_KEY_PASSWORD> — unlock the keys with these passwords. got locked keys? hand over the password and we're so back. 🔑💜
• --no-require-self-sig — don't require self-signatures on the user IDs to be certified. by default it does require them; this flag says "nah, we're good, skip that requirement." 🙈
• -h, --help — print help. the classic. the icon. when in doubt, ask for help. 🌈
• [KEYS] — create certifications using these keys. the keys you want doing the certifying. they're the ones signing off on the user IDs, iykyk. 🫶

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⚠️ quick vibe check: --userid is wrapped in angle brackets in the synopsis, so yeah, it's expected — bring your user IDs. 💀

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🧚 see also & the fine print

sqop certify-userid 💖 — that's the tool, that's the manual, that's the moment. no extra SEE ALSO refs here, bestie, this page keeps it tight.

and a cute lil sign-off for you: this is sqop 0.38.0, dated February 2025, and it's the sqop-certify-userid(1) page from the General Commands Manual. ⭐ now go certify those user IDs and be iconic about it. 🎀✨💅