openssl(1) on OpenBSD
The text e6fce3ef06ac, as OpenBSD 5.1 shipped it.
OpenSSL command line tool
Flags it lists
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-C -
-CA -
-CAcreateserial -
-CAfile -
-CAkey -
-CApath -
-CAserial -
-CSP -
-batch -
-cacerts -
-caname -
-cert -
-certfile -
-certopt -
-certpbe -
-chain -
-checkend -
-clcerts -
-clrext -
-config -
-crl_CA_compromise -
-crl_compromise -
-crl_hold -
-crl_reason -
-crldays -
-crlexts -
-crlhours -
-dates -
-days -
-descert -
-email -
-enddate -
-engine -
-export -
-extensions -
-extfile -
-fingerprint -
-gencrl -
-hash -
-in -
-index -
-infiles -
-info -
-inkey -
-issuer -
-issuer_hash -
-issuer_hash_old -
-key -
-keyex -
-keyfile -
-keypbe -
-keysig -
-macalg -
-maciter -
-md -
-md2 -
-md5 -
-modulus -
-msie_hack -
-name -
-nameopt -
-ndays -
-nmin -
-nocerts -
-nodes -
-noemailDN -
-noiter -
-nokeys -
-nomac -
-nomaciter -
-nomacver -
-noout -
-notext -
-nrequest -
-ocsp_uri -
-ocspid -
-out -
-outdir -
-passin -
-passout -
-policy -
-port -
-preserveDN -
-pubkey -
-req -
-resp_key_id -
-resp_no_certs -
-revoke -
-rkey -
-rother -
-rsigner -
-serial -
-set_serial -
-sha1 -
-signkey -
-spkac -
-ss_cert -
-startdate -
-status -
-subj -
-subject -
-subject_hash -
-subject_hash_old -
-text -
-twopass -
-updatedb -
-verbose -
-x509toreq