gpgsm(1) on Linux
The text 08f14e24aa4b, as Debian 4.0 (Etch) shipped it.
CMS encryption and signing tool
Flags it lists
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--agent-program -
--armor -
--assume-armor -
--assume-base64 -
--assume-binary -
--base64 -
--call-protect-tool -
--cipher-algo -
--debug -
--debug-all -
--debug-allow-core-dump -
--debug-ignore-expiration -
--debug-level -
--debug-no-chain-validation -
--decrypt -
--delete-keys -
--dirmngr-program -
--disable-crl-checks -
--disable-ocsp -
--disable-policy-checks -
--disable-trusted-cert-crl-check -
--dump-cert -
--dump-chain -
--dump-external-keys -
--dump-keys -
--dump-options -
--dump-secret-keys -
--enable-crl-checks -
--enable-ocsp -
--enable-policy-checks -
--enable-trusted-cert-crl-check -
--encrypt -
--export -
--export-secret-key-p12 -
--faked-system-time -
--fixed-passphrase -
--force-crl-refresh -
--gen-key -
--help -
--homedir -
--import -
--include-certs -
--keydb-clear-some-cert-flags -
--learn-card -
--list-chain -
--list-external-keys -
--list-keys -
--list-secret-keys -
--local-user -
--log-file -
--no-secmem-warning -
--options -
--output -
--passwd -
--policy-file -
--prefer-system-dirmngr -
--recipient -
--server -
--sign -
--verbose -
--verify -
--version -
--warranty -
--with-ephemeral-keys -
--with-key-data -
--with-md5-fingerprint -
--with-validation -
-K -
-a -
-h -
-k -
-o -
-r -
-u -
-v