myproxy-destroy - remove a credential from the repository
myproxy-destroy [ options ]
The myproxy-destroy command removes a credential from the
myproxy-server(8) that was previously stored using
myproxy-init(1). The user must have a valid proxy credential as
generated by grid-proxy-init or retrieved by myproxy-logon(1)
when running this command.
- -h, --help
- Displays command usage text and exits.
- -u, --usage
- Displays command usage text and exits.
- -v, --verbose
- Enables verbose debugging output to the terminal.
- -V, --version
- Displays version information and exits.
- -s hostname[:port],
--pshost hostname[:port]
- Specifies the hostname(s) of the myproxy-server(s). Multiple hostnames,
each hostname optionally followed by a ':' and port number, may be
specified in a comma-separated list. This option is required if the
MYPROXY_SERVER environment variable is not defined. If specified,
this option overrides the MYPROXY_SERVER environment variable. If a
port number is specified with a hostname, it will override the -p option
as well as the MYPROXY_SERVER_PORT environment variable for that
host.
- -p port,
--psport port
- Specifies the TCP port number of the myproxy-server(8). Default:
7512
- -l, --username
- Specifies the MyProxy account under which the credential to destroy is
stored. By default, the command uses the value of the LOGNAME
environment variable. Use this option to specify a different account
username on the MyProxy server. The MyProxy username need not correspond
to a real Unix username.
- -d,
--dn_as_username
- Use the certificate subject (DN) as the default username, instead of the
LOGNAME environment variable.
- -k name,
--credname name
- Specifies name of the credential to be destroyed.
0 on success, >0 on error
- GLOBUS_GSSAPI_NAME_COMPATIBILITY
- This client will, by default, perform a reverse-DNS lookup to determine
the FQHN (Fully Qualified Host Name) to use in verifying the identity of
the server by checking the FQHN against the CN in server's certificate.
Setting this variable to STRICT_RFC2818 will cause the reverse-DNS
lookup to NOT be performed and the user-specified name to be used instead.
This variable setting will be ignored if MYPROXY_SERVER_DN
(described later) is set.
- MYPROXY_SERVER
- Specifies the hostname(s) where the myproxy-server(8) is running.
Multiple hostnames can be specified in a comma separated list with each
hostname optionally followed by a ':' and port number. This environment
variable can be used in place of the -s option.
- MYPROXY_SERVER_PORT
- Specifies the port where the myproxy-server(8) is running. This
environment variable can be used in place of the -p option.
- MYPROXY_SERVER_DN
- Specifies the distinguished name (DN) of the myproxy-server(8). All
MyProxy client programs authenticate the server's identity. By default,
MyProxy servers run with host credentials, so the MyProxy client programs
expect the server to have a distinguished name with
"/CN=host/<fqhn>" or "/CN=myproxy/<fqhn>"
or "/CN=<fqhn>" (where <fqhn> is the fully-qualified
hostname of the server). If the server is running with some other DN, you
can set this environment variable to tell the MyProxy clients to accept
the alternative DN. Also see GLOBUS_GSSAPI_NAME_COMPATIBILITY
above.
- MYPROXY_TCP_PORT_RANGE
- Specifies a range of valid port numbers in the form "min,max"
for the client side of the network connection to the server. By default,
the client will bind to any available port. Use this environment variable
to restrict the ports used to a range allowed by your firewall. If unset,
MyProxy will follow the setting of the GLOBUS_TCP_PORT_RANGE
environment variable.
- X509_USER_CERT
- Specifies a non-standard location for the certificate to be used for
authentication to the myproxy-server(8).
- X509_USER_KEY
- Specifies a non-standard location for the private key to be used for
authentication to the myproxy-server(8).
- X509_USER_PROXY
- Specifies a non-standard location for the proxy credential to be used for
authentication to the myproxy-server(8).
- X509_CERT_DIR
- Specifies a non-standard location for the CA certificates directory.
See http://grid.ncsa.illinois.edu/myproxy/about for the
list of MyProxy authors.
myproxy-change-pass-phrase(1),
myproxy-get-trustroots(1), myproxy-info(1),
myproxy-init(1), myproxy-logon(1), myproxy-retrieve(1),
myproxy-store(1), myproxy-server.config(5),
myproxy-admin-adduser(8), myproxy-admin-change-pass(8),
myproxy-admin-load-credential(8), myproxy-admin-query(8),
myproxy-server(8)