Update GPG keypair
Update GPG keypair commands begin with:
smctl gpg keypair update <GPG keypair alias or ID>
or
smctl gpg kp edit <GPG keypair alias or ID>
Flags
Table 1. Flags for updating GPG keypairs
Shortcut | Flag | Description |
|---|---|---|
--alias string | Specify GPG keypair alias. | |
--can-sign string | Specify if GPG keypair can be used to sign. | |
--key-status string | Set GPG keypair status to online or offline. | |
-uids stringArray | Specify the UIDs for the master key in the following format: "name=<user_name>, comment<comment>,email=<user_email_id>". | |
--account-id string | Provide the account ID for the user. | |
-h | --help | Help with updating GPG keypair. |
Example 1
Description: Change the GPG key alias.
Command:
smctl gpg kp edit <GPG keypair alias or ID> --alias <new key alias>
Command sample:
smctl gpg keypair update master-gpg-key --alias master-gpg-key-changed
Example 2
Description: Remove sign privileges and set key status to offline for GPG key.
Command:
smctl gpg kp edit <GPG keypair alias or ID> --can sign <Yes or No> --key-status=<offline or online>
Command sample:
smctl gpg keypair update master-gpg-key --can-sign No --key-status=OFFLINE