Commands are not case sensitive.Command Syntax: ipsi_verify_tool [Main options [Sub-option value]] [Global option]
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Main Options |
/H |
This option is used to print the help message. |
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/CONFIGPATH |
This option is used to display the path of the configuration file. |
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/VALIDATE |
This option is used to validate the certificates. |
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/VERIFY |
This option is used to perform verification. |
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Global options |
/SILENT |
This option is used to set the application to silent mode. |
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/VERBOSE |
This option is used to set the application to verbose mode. |
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Verify Options |
/P |
This is an optional parameter, and is used to set path of the data file. |
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/D |
This option is mandatory and used to set the name of single data file. This can be relative or absolute. If /P option is used then value of option D and option P are concatenated. |
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/S |
This option is used to specify the name of the signature file to be verified. |
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/DFLT |
This option is used to verify default certificate. |
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/L |
This option lists file names which contains all the file names to be verified. |
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/DIR |
This option lists the name of directory in which all files needs to be verified. |
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/INTR |
This option, in case of failure of hash verification of any file present in the list of file or directory, it prompts the user to decide whether to continue or abort the operation. This is invalid option for single file verification. |
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/ABRT |
This option, in case of failure of hash verification of any file present in the list of files or directory, it aborts the operation directly without prompting the user. This is invalid option for single file verification. |
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/VAR |
Using this option the files will be verified, by comparing the file name present in the sign file. Verification is possible even if the path that precedes the file provided in /D option is not matching. |
Commands are not case sensitive.