- Requirements: ================
- You need a sufficiently up to date version of openssl that supports the command line arguments embedded in tinypyki
- For ECC, make sure you compiled openssl with ECC support (disabled by default due to patent issues, USE=-bindist on gentoo)
- Installation: ================
- Create bundle: $ python setup.py sdist --formats=gztar,bztar
- Install tinypyki: $ sudo python setup.py install --record files.txt
- Uninstall tinypyki: $ cat files.txt | xargs rm -rf
- Getting started: ===================
Look at the examples. python -i your_script.py, help() and dir() are your friends.
- Remarks: ===========
If you are proficient with openssl, feel free to improve on this to suit your needs. This is not meant to be a secure use example, most passphrases are disabled or removed for automation.
Special thanks to cmaxis for all the PKI-related advice and alpha-testing.