lasboltd
lasboltd usage text and server/cmd/lasboltd/. Do not edit.lasboltd is the server. It is one Go binary with SQLite built in.
lasboltd
Runs the server. This is the default when the first argument is not a command.
lasboltd [flags]The flags and environment variables are on the configuration page.
lasboltd version
Prints the version, the commit, the build time and the Go version.
lasboltd version
lasboltd --versionlasboltd backup keygen
Makes a key pair to seal backups. The private key goes to the file, the public key to the file with .pub added.
lasboltd backup keygen --out <file>| Flag | Meaning |
|---|---|
--out | The file for the private key. The public key goes to <file>.pub. |
lasboltd backup now
Makes a backup now, as the schedule does.
lasboltd backup now [flags]This command also takes the server flags from the configuration page, such as --data-dir.
lasboltd backup list
Lists the backups in the backup directory.
lasboltd backup list [flags]This command also takes the server flags from the configuration page, such as --data-dir.
lasboltd backup verify
Checks a backup file: opens it, checks the schema and the integrity, and checks that it has the same wrapped data key.
lasboltd backup verify <file> [flags]This command also takes the server flags from the configuration page, such as --data-dir.
lasboltd restore
Restores a backup file into the data directory. Stop the server first. Devices reset their cursors and push their op logs again.
lasboltd restore <file> [flags]"This command also takes the server flags from the configuration page, such as --data-dir.
lasboltd user reset-password
Makes a one-time link for a user to set a new master password. This makes new user keys, and the end-to-end folders of the old keys stay locked.
lasboltd user reset-password <username> [--url URL] [flags]"| Flag | Meaning |
|---|---|
--url | The public address of the server, such as https://vault.example.org. The link starts with it. The default is the value of –public-url. |
This command also takes the server flags from the configuration page, such as --data-dir.