libSAML2Meta.properties revision 4bf54b588c7b0efbbbbdfd85bb079f3d38777330
1N/A# $Id: libSAML2Meta.properties,v 1.6 2009/03/13 21:32:02 asyhuang Exp $
1N/Ausage=\nUSAGE:\n saml2meta import -u <userdn> [-w <password>|-j <password file>]\n [-r <realm>] [-m <xml file name>] [-x <xml file name>]\n [-t <circle of trust name>]\n saml2meta export -u <userdn> [-w <password>|-j <password file>]\n [-r <realm>] -e <entity id> [-n] [-m <xml file name>]\n [-x <xml file name>]\n saml2meta template -u <userdn> [-w <password>|-j <password file>]\n [-s <metaAlias> [-a <certAlias>] [-f <certAlias>]]\n [-d <metaAlias> [-b <certAlias>] [-g <certAlias>]]\n [-e <entity id>] -m <xml file name> -x <xml file name>\n saml2meta delete -u <userdn> [-w <password>|-j <password file>]\n [-r <realm>] -e <entity id> [-c]\n saml2meta list -u <userdn>\n [-w <password>|-j <password file>]\n saml2meta cotcreate -u <userdn>\n [-w <password>|-j <password file>]\n -t <circle of trust name> [-p <prefix url>]\n [-l <entity id, entity id,...>]\n saml2meta cotdelete -u <userdn>\n [-w <password>|-j <password file>]\n -t <circle of trust name>\n saml2meta cotadd -u <userdn>\n [-w <password>|-j <password file>]\n -t <circle of trust name> -e <entity id>\n saml2meta cotremove -u <userdn>\n [-w <password>|-j <password file>]\n -t <circle of trust name> -e <entity id>\n saml2meta cotmember -u <userdn>\n [-w <password>|-j <password file>]\n -t <circle of trust name>\n saml2meta cotlist -u <userdn>\n [-w <password>|-j <password file>]\n saml2meta -V\n saml2meta -?\n\nDESCRIPTION:\n Manages SAML 2.0 metadata and extended configuration.\n\n The import subcommand is used to load standard metadata and/or extended\n configuration.\n The export is used to export standard metadata and/or extended\n configuration in XML format. At least one of '-m' or '-x' option is\n required.\n The template is used to generate standard metadata for a hosted entity.\n The delete is used to remove standard metadata and/or extended entity\n configuration.\n The list command is used to list all the entity id in the system.\n The cotcreate command is used to create the circle of trust.\n The cotdelete command is used to delete the circle of trust.\n The cotadd command is used to add trusted provider to the circle of\n trust.\n The cotremove command is used to remove trusted provider from the\n circle of trust.\n The cotmember command is used to list the trusted providers from the\n circle of trust.\n The cotlist command is used to list all the name of circle of\n trust in the system.\n\nOPTIONS:\n The following options are supported:\n -u <userdn>, --runasdn <userdn>\n Full DN of the user running the command.\n\n -w <password>, --password <password>\n Specify password of the user running the command.\n\n -j <password file>, --passwordfile <password file>\n Specify file name containing password of the user running the command.\n\n -r <realm>, --realm <realm>\n Specify realm for the metadata or entity configuration. The default\n is root realm.\n\n -m <xml file name>, --meta-data-file <xml file name>\n Specify file name for the standard metadata.\n\n -x <xml file name>, --extended-data-file<xml file name>\n Specify file name for the extended entity configuration.\n\n -e <entity id>, --entityid <entity id>\n Specify entity id.\n\n -s <metaAlias>, --serviceprovider <metaAlias>\n Specify metaAlias for hosted service provider to be created.\n The format must be <realm>/<some string without "/"> for non-root\n realm or /<some string without "/"> for root realm.\n\n -a <certAlias>, --spscertalias <certAlias>\n Specify signing cert alias for hosted service provider to be created.\n\n -f <certAlias>, --specertalias <certAlias>\n Specify encryption cert alias for hosted service provider to be\n created.\n\n -d <metaAlias>, --identityprovider <metaAlias>\n Specify metaAlias for hosted identity provider to be created.\n The format must be <realm>/<some string without "/"> for non-root\n realm or /<some string without "/"> for root realm.\n\n -b <certAlias>, --idpscertalias <certAlias>\n Specify signing cert alias for hosted identity provider to be created.\n\n -g <certAlias>, --idpecertalias <certAlias>\n Specify encryption cert alias for hosted identity provider to be\n created.\n\n -n, --sign\n Sign the exported xml file(s).\n\n -c, --extendedonly\n Delete extended entity configuration only.\n\n -t, --cot\n Name of the circle of trust\n\n -p, --prefix\n Prefix URL for idp discovery reader and writer url.\n\n -l, --trustedproviders\n List of trusted providers in the circle of trust.\n\n -V, --version\n
1N/Arole_already_exists=A {0} entity already exists. Go to the Federation tab, and delete the existing {0} entity. Then you can return to reconfigure it.
1N/Adescriptor_template_ok=Hosted entity descriptor for realm "{1}" was written to file "{0}" successfully.