sqop(1)

Usage

sqop [--debug] [{-h | --help}] <subcommands>

An implementation of the Stateless OpenPGP Command Line Interface using sqop 0.38.0

`sqop-version(1)`	Prints version information
`sqop-list-profiles(1)`	Emits a list of profiles supported by the identified subcommand
`sqop-generate-key(1)`	Generates a Secret Key
`sqop-change-key-password(1)`	Updates a key's password
`sqop-revoke-key(1)`	Creates a Revocation Certificate
`sqop-extract-cert(1)`	Extracts a Certificate from a Secret Key
`sqop-update-key(1)`	Keep a Secret Key Up-To-Date
`sqop-merge-certs(1)`	Merge OpenPGP Certificates
`sqop-certify-userid(1)`	Certify OpenPGP Certificate User IDs
`sqop-validate-userid(1)`	Validate a User ID in an OpenPGP Certificate
`sqop-sign(1)`	Creates Detached Signatures
`sqop-verify(1)`	Verifies Detached Signatures
`sqop-encrypt(1)`	Encrypts a Message
`sqop-decrypt(1)`	Decrypts a Message
`sqop-inline-detach(1)`	Splits Signatures from an Inline-Signed Message
`sqop-inline-verify(1)`	Verifies Inline-Signed Messages
`sqop-inline-sign(1)`	Creates Inline-Signed Messages
`sqop-armor(1)`	Converts binary OpenPGP data to ASCII
`sqop-dearmor(1)`	Converts ASCII OpenPGP data to binary

v0.38.0

3 releases since Debian 12 (Bookworm); the text changed 2 times.

--debug since Debian 13 (Trixie); --help since Debian 13 (Trixie); -h since Debian 13 (Trixie).