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cockpit-tls:tldr:a36cd
cockpit-tls: Display help.
$ cockpit-tls --help
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The cockpit-tls
command is a part of the cockpit
package, which is a web-based server management tool for Linux systems.
When executed with the --help
option, the cockpit-tls
command provides information about the available options and usage of the command.
Running cockpit-tls --help
will display a list of command-line options with brief descriptions. These options may include:
--cert
or-c
: Specifies the SSL certificate file to use.--key
or-k
: Specifies the SSL private key file to use.--ca
or-a
: Specifies the SSL certificate authority (CA) file to use.--generate
or-g
: Generates a self-signed SSL certificate and key.--verify
or-v
: Verifies the configured SSL certificate against a CA.--set-defaults
or-s
: Sets the generated certificate and key as the default in Cockpit configuration.--reset-defaults
or-r
: Resets the default certificate and key to the system-provided ones.--list-defaults
or-l
: Lists the current default certificate and key.
These options allow managing SSL certificates and private keys used for securing the Cockpit web interface. The cockpit-tls
command helps in configuring and maintaining secure communication between clients and the Cockpit server.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.