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-.TH keychain-mcd 8
-.SH NAME
-
-keychain-mcd \- Mac OS X Keychain management daemon for OpenVPN
-
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-
-.B keychain-mcd
-.I identity-template management-server-ip management-server-port
-[
-.I password-file
-]
-
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-
-.B keychain-mcd
-is Mac OS X Keychain management daemon for OpenVPN.
-It loads the certificate and private key from the Mac OSX Keychain (Mac OSX Only).
-.B keychain-mcd
-connects to OpenVPN via management interface and handles
-certificate and private key commands (namely
-.B NEED-CERTIFICATE
-and
-.B RSA-SIGN
-commands).
-
-.B keychain-mcd
-makes it possible to use any smart card supported by Mac OSX using the tokend interface, but also any
-kind of certificate, residing in the Keychain, where you have access to
-the private key.  This option has been tested on the client side with an Aladdin eToken
-on Mac OSX Leopard and with software certificates stored in the Keychain on Mac OS X.
-
-Note that Mac OS X might need to present the user with an authentication GUI when the Keychain
-is accessed by keychain-mcd.
-
-Use
-.B keychain-mcd
-along with
-.B --management-external-key
-and/or
-.B --management-external-cert
-passed to
-.B openvpn.
-
-.SH OPTIONS
-
-.TP
-.BR identity-template
-
-A select string which is used to choose a keychain identity from
-Mac OS X Keychain or
-.I auto
-if the identity template is passed from openvpn.
-
-\fBSubject\fR, \fBIssuer\fR, \fBSerial\fR, \fBSHA1\fR, \fBMD5\fR selectors can be used.
-
-To select a certificate based on a string search in the
-certificate's subject and/or issuer:
-
-.nf
-
-"SUBJECT:c=US/o=Apple Inc./ou=me.com/cn=username ISSUER:c=US/o=Apple Computer, Inc./ou=Apple Computer Certificate Authority/cn=Apple .Mac Certificate Authority"
-
-.fi
-
-.I "Distinguished Name Component Abbreviations:"
-.br
-o = organization
-.br
-ou = organizational unit
-.br
-c = country
-.br
-l = locality
-.br
-st = state
-.br
-cn = common name
-.br
-e = email
-.br
-
-All of the distinguished name components are optional, although you do need to specify at least one of them.  You can
-add spaces around the '/' and '=' characters, e.g. "SUBJECT: c = US / o = Apple Inc.".  You do not need to specify
-both the subject and the issuer, one or the other will work fine.
-The identity searching algorithm will return the
-certificate it finds that matches all of the criteria you have specified.
-If there are several certificates matching all of the criteria then the youngest certificate is returned
-(i.e. with the greater "not before" validity field).
-You can also include the MD5 and/or SHA1 thumbprints and/or serial number
-along with the subject and issuer.
-
-To select a certificate based on certificate's MD5 or SHA1 thumbprint:
-
-.nf
-"SHA1: 30 F7 3A 7A B7 73 2A 98 54 33 4A A7 00 6F 6E AC EC D1 EF 02"
-
-"MD5: D5 F5 11 F1 38 EB 5F 4D CF 23 B6 94 E8 33 D8 B5"
-.fi
-
-Again, you can include both the SHA1 and the MD5 thumbprints, but you can also use just one of them.
-The thumbprint hex strings can easily be copy-and-pasted from the OSX Keychain Access GUI in the Applications/Utilities folder.
-The hex string comparison is not case sensitive.
-
-To select a certificate based on certificate's serial number:
-
-"Serial: 3E 9B 6F 02 00 00 00 01 1F 20"
-
-If
-.BR identity-template
-equals to
-.I auto
-then the actual identity template is
-obtained from argument of NEED-CERTIFICATE notification of openvpn.
-In this case the argument of NEED-CERTIFICATE must begin with 'macosx-keychain:' prefix
-and the rest of it must contain the actual identity template in the format described above.
-
-
-.TP
-.BR management-server-ip
-OpenVPN management IP to connect to.
-Both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses can be used.
-
-.TP
-.BR management-server-port
-OpenVPN management port to connect to.
-Use
-.B unix
-for
-.I management-server-port
-and socket path for
-.I management-server-ip
-to connect to a local unix socket.
-
-.TP
-.BR password-file
-
-Password file containing the management password on first line.
-The password will be used to connect to
-.B openvpn
-management interface.
-
-Pass
-.I password-file
-to
-.B keychain-mcd
-if
-.I pw-file
-was specified in
-.B --management
-option to
-.B openvpn.
-
-
-.SH AUTHOR
-
-Vasily Kulikov <segoon@openwall.com>
-
-.SH "SEE ALSO"
-
-.BR openvpn (8)