debian man page for grid-proxy-destroy

GRID-PROXY-DESTROY(1)						  Globus Commands					     GRID-PROXY-DESTROY(1)

NAME
       grid-proxy-destroy - Destroy the default proxy certificate

SYNOPSIS
       grid-proxy-destroy [-help] [-usage] [-version]

       grid-proxy-destroy [-debug] [-dryrun] [-default] [-all] [--] [FILENAME...]

DESCRIPTION
       The grid-proxy-destroy program removes X.509 proxy files from the local filesystem. It overwrites the data in the files and removes the
       files from the filesystem. By default, it removes the current user's default proxy (either /tmp/x509up_uUID where UID is the current POSIX
       user id, or the file pointed to by the X509_USER_PROXY environment variable) unless a list of proxy file paths are included as part of the
       command line.

       Use the -- command-line option to separate a list of proxy paths from command line options if the proxy file begins with the - character.

       The full list of command-line options to grid-proxy-destroy are:

       -help, -usage
	   Display the command-line options to grid-proxy-destroy.

       -version
	   Display the version number of the grid-proxy-destroy command

       -debug
	   Display verbose error messages.

       -dryrun
	   Do not remove the proxy, but display the path of the files that would have been removed, or the directory where they would have been
	   removed from if the -all command-line option is used.

       -default
	   Remove the default proxy in addition to the files included on the command-line. Only needed if other paths are included on the
	   command-line.

       -all
	   Remove the default proxy and all delegated proxies in the temporary file directory.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
       The following environment variables affect the execution of grid-proxy-destroy:

       X509_USER_PROXY
	   Path to the default user proxy.

SEE ALSO
       grid-proxy-init(1), grid-proxy-info(1)

AUTHOR
       University of Chicago

Globus Toolkit 5.0.2						    04/25/2011						     GRID-PROXY-DESTROY(1)