Usage: xca [-d new.xdb] [-v] [-x] <files>
Next to the usual X command line options. There are the following
There are some deprecated legacy options: [ -k ] [ -r ] [ -c ] [ -p ] [ -7 ] [ -l ] [ -t ] [ -P ]
Before XCA 0.9.0, the type of the items had to be giv/bf>
All Object IDs that are not official, but belong to your company
or organisation can be added in the file oids.txt
.
All possible locations for this file are searched and all oids.txt
files
found are loaded. This way the application-installer adds
some in /usr/share/xca, the Administrator in /etc/xca and the user in
$HOME/.xca. The format of this file is:
OID:shortname:longname
Leading and trailing spaces between the colons and the text are ignored.
Lines starting with a # are ignored.
The files containing OID lists (eku.txt, dn.txt, aia.txt
)
are handled in a different way, only the first one found is used.
The format of this files is one entry per line. The entry can be either the
numerical OID like 1.3.6.1.5.5.8.2.2
, the short name like
iKEIntermediate
or the long name IP security end entity
.
Lines starting with a # are ignored.
If this files shall contain new inofficial OIDs, they must be also mentioned
in one of the oids.txt
files.