&THECOMMAND;

8 Version 1.0.0

`&THECOMMAND;`

This is a simple utility that pushes your CA SSL certificate into the local database so that it can be used for things such as provisioning.

            &THECOMMAND;
            --ca-cert=CA_CERTIFICATE
            --label=INTERNAL_LABEL
            -v | --verbose

## Description

This is a simple utility that pushes your CA SSL certificate into the local database so that it can be used for things such as provisioning. It should only be used if the CA certificate used for your servers has changed. Database connection settings are read from /etc/rhn/rhn.conf. (see the "db-*" settings)

## Options

--ca-cert=`CA_CERTIFICATE`

- Full path to the public CA certificate to be stored in the database.

--label=`INTERNAL_LABEL`

- FOR TESTING ONLY - alternative database label for this CA certificate, default is "RHN-ORG-TRUSTED-SSL-CERT"

-v | --verbose

- be verbose (accumulable: -vvv means "be *really* verbose").

## Files

- /usr/bin/&THECOMMAND;

## Example

- `&THECOMMAND; --ca-cert=/root/ssl-build/RHN-ORG-TRUSTED-SSL-CERT`

## See Also

- db-control(1) - embedded database environment only!
- rhn-charsets(8)
- rhnpush(8)
- rhn-schema-version(8)
- rhn-ssl-tool(1)
- satellite-sync(8)

## Authors

- Todd Warner taw@redhat.com