Man page - pgpainless-cli-sign(1)

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Package:  pgpainless-cli
apt-get install pgpainless-cli

Manuals in package:
• pgpainless-cli-inline-sign(1)
• pgpainless-cli-change-key-password(1)
• pgpainless-cli-dearmor(1)
• pgpainless-cli-encrypt(1)
• pgpainless-cli-generate-completion(1)
• pgpainless-cli-inline-verify(1)
• pgpainless-cli(1)
• pgpainless-cli-extract-cert(1)
• pgpainless-cli-armor(1)
• pgpainless-cli-inline-detach(1)
• pgpainless-cli-generate-key(1)
• pgpainless-cli-verify(1)
• pgpainless-cli-version(1)
• pgpainless-cli-help(1)
• pgpainless-cli-decrypt(1)
• pgpainless-cli-sign(1)
• pgpainless-cli-revoke-key(1)
• pgpainless-cli-list-profiles(1)
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Manual

PGPAINLESS-CLI-SIGN

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
ARGUMENTS

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NAME

pgpainless-cli-sign - Create a detached message signature

SYNOPSIS

pgpainless-cli sign [ --[no-]armor ] [ --stacktrace ] [ --as = {binary|text} ] [ --micalg-out = MICALG ] [ --with-key-password = PASSWORD ]... [ KEYS ...]

DESCRIPTION

OPTIONS

--as = {binary|text}

Specify the output format of the signed message.

Defaults to 'binary'.

If '--as=text' and the input data is not valid UTF-8, sign fails with return code 53.

--micalg-out = MICALG

Emits the digest algorithm used to the specified file in a way that can be used to populate the micalg parameter for the PGP/MIME Content-Type (RFC3156).

--[no-]armor

ASCII armor the output

--stacktrace

Print stacktrace

--with-key-password = PASSWORD

Passphrase to unlock the secret key(s).

Is an INDIRECT data type (e.g. file, environment variable, file descriptor...).

ARGUMENTS

[ KEYS ...]

Secret keys used for signing

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