ods-server(1) [debian man page]

ODS-SERVER(1)							   User Commands						     ODS-SERVER(1)

NAME

       ods-server - minimal OBEX server based on obex-data-server

SYNOPSIS

       ods-server [options] profile path

DESCRIPTION

       ods-server  provides a minimal OBEX server based on obex-data-server for receiving files over bluetooth.  profile selects the UUID-128 pro-
       file ID to use, currently opp and ftp can be used as aliases for object push and obex ftp respectively.	path is the target  directory  for
       received files.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
	      show this help message and exit

       -l ADDRESS, --local=ADDRESS
	      ADDRESS of Bluetooth adapter to listen on. Default is 00:00:00:00:00:00

       -p, --pairing
	      Require remote devices to be paired before allowing them to connect. Disabled by default

       -r, --readonly
	      Disallow any write operations. Allowed by default

       -t, --thumbnails
	      Require remote device to send thumbnails when using Imaging (BIP) server

       -a, --ask-to-accept
	      Prompt user to accept or reject every file. By default all files are accepted

AUTHOR

       ods-server was written by Tadas Dailyda <tadas@dailyda.com> and is shipped as ods-server-test.py in the obex-data-server distribution

       This manual page was written by Filippo Giunchedi <filippo@debian.org> for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

ods-server 0.4.4						     May 2009							     ODS-SERVER(1)

ods-hsmutil(1)						      OpenDNSSEC ods-hsmutil						    ods-hsmutil(1)

NAME

       ods-hsmutil - OpenDNSSEC HSM utility

SYNOPSIS

       ods-hsmutil [-c config] [-v] command [options]

DESCRIPTION

       The ods-hsmutil utility is mainly used for debugging or testing. It is designed to interact directly with your HSM and can be used to manu-
       ally list, create or delete keys. It can also be used to perform a set of basics HSM tests. Be careful before  creating	or  deleting  keys
       using ods-hsmutil, as the changes are not synchronized with the KASP Enforcer.

       The  repositories  are  configured by the user in the OpenDNSSEC configuration file. The configuration contains the name of the repository,
       the token label, the user PIN, and the path to its shared library.

COMMANDS

       list [repository]
	      List the keys that are available in all or one repository

       generate repository rsa keysize
	      Generate a new RSA key with the given keysize in the repository

       remove id
	      Delete the key with the given id

       purge repository
	      Delete all keys in one repository

       dnskey id name
	      Create a DNSKEY RR for the given owner name based on the key with this id

       test repository
	      Perform a number of tests on a repository

       info   Show detailed information about all repositories

OPTIONS

       -c config
	      Path to an OpenDNSSEC configuration file

	      (defaults to /etc/opendnssec/conf.xml)

       -h     Show the help screen

       -v     Output more information by increasing the verbosity level

SEE ALSO

       ods-auditor(1),	ods-control(8),  ods-enforcerd(8),  ods-hsmspeed(1),  ods-kaspcheck(1),  ods-ksmutil(1),  ods-signer(8),   ods-signerd(8),
       ods-timing(5), opendnssec(7), http://www.opendnssec.org/

AUTHORS

       ods-hsmutil was written by Jakob Schlyter as part of the OpenDNSSEC project.

OpenDNSSEC							   February 2010						    ods-hsmutil(1)