cockpit-tls:tldr:a36cd

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.