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PATHCLIENT(3)															     PATHCLIENT(3)

NAME
pathclient - pathfinder command line Certificate Validation tool. SYNOPSIS
pathclient [options] files... DESCRIPTION
pathclient provides a command line interface to connect to a pathfinder daemon, and validate an X.509 Certificate. OPTIONS
pathclient understands the following options: -e, --initial-explicit-policy Set initial explicit policy when validating -p, --initial-policy-mapping-inhibit Inhibit policy mapping when validating --session Listen on the session bus (instead of the system bus) -t, --type=type Certificate type: der or pem (default: pem) --usage Give a short usage message -?, --help Show summary of options. -v, --version Show version of program. SEE ALSO
pathfinderd(8), pathfinderd.conf(3). AUTHOR
pathfinder was written by Carillon Information Security Inc. This manual page was written by Patrick Patterson <ppatters@debian.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others). December 23, 2007 PATHCLIENT(3)

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PATHVERIFY(3)															     PATHVERIFY(3)

NAME
pathverify - stand alone RFC3280 path validation and discovery tool. SYNOPSIS
pathverify [options] files... DESCRIPTION
pathverify is for validating the configuration of pathfinderd, as well as providing a simple, command line program to verify X.509 certifi- cates. OPTIONS
pathverify supports the following options: -c, --config=ini:filename.ini Config moniker (default: ini:/etc/pathfinderd.ini) -p, --policy=POLICY Initial policy set to use for validation, in tcl-encoded form (default: 2.5.29.32.0) -q, --quiet Decrease log level (can be used multiple times) --skip-crl-check Skips any CRL checking. -t, --type=TYPE Certificate type: der or pem (default: pem) -v, --verbose Increase log level (can be used multiple times) --usage Give a short usage message -?, --help Show summary of options. SEE ALSO
pathclient(3), pathfinderd(8). AUTHOR
pathfinder was written by Carillon Information Security Inc. This manual page was written by Patrick Patterson <ppatters@debian.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others). December 23, 2007 PATHVERIFY(3)
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