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Client tool command: sign

Name​

sign - Signs a document with one of the user's certificates

Syntax​

rpkitool sign <input-file> [options]

The command takes a single argument, the path of the file to be signed.

Options:

  • --cert-cpf <cert-cpf>: CPF of the certificate to be used to sign the document
  • --cert-thumb <cert-thumb>: Thumbprint of the certificate to be used to sign the document
  • --output-file <output-file>: Output file
  • --document-key <document-key>: Document key
  • --overwrite: Overwrite input file
  • --name <name>: Specify the file name to be used when calling APIs (instead of using the actual file name from the input file)

The signed file can be either written to a different path, specified with the --output-file parameter, or the file being signed can be overwritten by passing the --overwrite parameter.

The certificate to be used can either be specified by the user's CPF with the --cert-cpf parameter or by the certificate's thumbprint. It the latter case, the application would first call the list-certs command to get a list of the available certificates, show this list to the user and pass the thumbprint of the chosen certificate on the --cert-thumb parameter.

Samples​

To sign a file document.pdf with any certificate having CPF 11111111111, overwriting the input file with the signed file:

rpkitool sign document.pdf --cert-cpf 11111111111 --overwrite

To sign the same file but now with a specific certificate, determined by its thumbprint (chosen by the user among the options returned by the list-certs command), writing the signed file with the filename signed.pdf:

rpkitool sign document.pdf --cert-thumb AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA --output-file signed.pdf

Output​

The documentId is outputted to stdout, which can be used to reference this document later.