TSSPUBLICNAME(1)

✨ NAME ✨

tsspublicname — literally just runs tsspublicname, bestie 💖

🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

tsspublicname

okay so this little icon does ONE job and does it slay: it calculates the public name of an entity. why do we even need that? because sometimes a policy creator is out here holding TPM, PEM, or DER format info but has zero access to an actual TPM 😭. tragic. so this utility takes those inputs and spits back the name in the 'no spaces' format — you know, the kind you can straight-up paste into a policy 🫶. the binary format is used in the regression test.

now the flag menu, no skips, all of them 👑:

• -invpu — TPM2B_NV_PUBLIC public key file name
• -ipu — TPM2B_PUBLIC public key file name
• -ipem — PEM format public key file name
• -ider — DER format plaintext key pair file name]
• -on — binary format Name file name
• -ns — print Name in hexacsii
• -pem and -ider optional arguments
• -rsa — (default)
• -ecc —
• -scheme — for signing key (default RSASSA scheme): rsassa rsapss null
• -nalg — name hash algorithm (sha1, sha256, sha384, sha512) (default sha256)
• -halg — scheme hash algorithm (sha1, sha256, sha384, sha512) (default sha256)
• -uwa — userWithAuth attribute clear (default set)
• -si — signing (default) RSA
• -st — storage (default NULL scheme)
• -den — decryption, (unrestricted, RSA and EC NULL scheme)

ngl bestie, if a flag looks like it has a stray ] hanging off it, that's just how the page came to me — I don't gatekeep, I don't edit, I pass the lore along exactly as written 💅

and that's the whole page, fr fr 🌸 this one's from tsspublicname version 1.6, dated November 2020, and yes the man page header does shout TSSPUBLICNAME(1) at you from the top 🦋 k bye, go calculate some names 💜