lcp_readpol(8) [centos man page]

LCP_READPOL(8)							   User Manuals 						    LCP_READPOL(8)

NAME

       lcp_readpol - read the contents of an LCP policy index

SYNOPSIS

       lcp_readpol -i index-value [-f policy-file] [-s size] [-p passwd] [-h]

DESCRIPTION

       lcp_readpol  is	used  to read the contents of an LCP policy index.  Any index can be specified but the output will be parsed as if it con-
       tained a policy.

OPTIONS

       -i index-value
	      Designate the index for reading. Index can be UINT32 or string. 3 strings are supported for the reserved LCP  indices.  Strings  and
	      default index values for each string are:

	      default
		     0x50000001(INDEX_LCP_DEF)

	      owner  0x40000001(INDEX_LCP_OWN)

	      aux    0x50000002(INDEX_LCP_AUX)

       -f policy-file
	      File name to write the policy data to. If no file name is specified then the contents will be displayed.

       -s size
	      Value size to read from NV store. If no size inputted, read by length as this index defined.

       -p password
	      The TPM owner password

       -h     Print out the help message

EXAMPLES

       lcp_readpol -i default  -f policy-file

       lcp_readpol -i 0x00011101  -s 10

       lcp_readpol -i 0x00011101  -f policy-file  -p 123456

SEE ALSO

       lcp_writepol(8), lcp_crtpol(8).

tboot								    2011-12-31							    LCP_READPOL(8)

TB_POLGEN(8)							   User Manuals 						      TB_POLGEN(8)

NAME

       tb_polgen - manage tboot verified launch policy

SYNOPSIS

       tb_polgen COMMAND [OPTION]

DESCRIPTION

       tb_polgen is used to manage tboot verified launch policy.

COMMANDS

       --create
	      Create an empty tboot verified launch policy file.

	      --type nonfatal | continue | halt
		     Nonfatal  means  ignoring all non-fatal errors and continuing. Continue means ignoring verification errors and halting other-
		     wise. Halt means halting on any errors.

	      [--ctrl policy-control-value]
		     The default value 1 is to extend policy into PCR 17.

	      policy-file

       --add  Add a module hash entry into a policy file.

	      --num module-number | any
		     The module-number is the 0-based module number corresponding to modules loaded by the bootloader.

	      --pcr TPM-PCR-number | none
		     The TPM-PCR-number is the PCR to extend the module's measurement into.

	      --hash any | image

	      [--cmdline command-line]
		     The command line is from grub.conf, and it should not include the module name (e.g. "/xen.gz").

	      [--image image-file-name]

	      policy-file

       --del  Delete a module hash entry from a policy file.

	      --num module-number | any
		     The module-number is the 0-based module number corresponding to modules loaded by the bootloader.

	      [--pos hash-number]
		     The hash-number is the 0-based index of the hash, within the list of hashes for the specified module.

	      policy-file

       --unwrap
	      Extract the tboot verified launch policy from a TXT LCP element file.

	      --elt elt-file

	      policy-file

       --show policy-file
	      Show the policy information in a policy file.

       --help Print out the help message.

       --verbose
	      Enable verbose output; can be specified with any command.

EXAMPLES

       tb_polgen --create --type nonfatal vl.pol

       tb_polgen --add --num 0 --pcr none --hash image --cmdline "cmdline" --image /boot/xen.gz vl.pol

       tb_polgen --add --num 1 --pcr 19 --hash image --cmdline "cmdline" --image /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.18.8-xen vl.pol

       tb_polgen --add --num 2 --pcr 19 --hash image --cmdline "" --image /boot/initrd-2.6.18.8-xen.img vl.pol

       tb_polgen --del --num 1 vl.pol

       tb_polgen --show --verbose vl.pol

   Note1:
       It is not necessary to specify a PCR for module 0, since this module's measurement will always be extended to PCR 18.  If a PCR	is  speci-
       fied, then the measurement will be extended to that PCR in addition to PCR 18.

   Note2:
       --unwrap  is  not  implemented correctly. There should be a defined UUID for this and that should be checked before copying the data. There
       should be a wrap or similar command to generates an element file for a policy.

SEE ALSO

       lcp_crtpol(8), lcp_crtpol2(8), lcp_crtpolelt(8).

tboot								    2011-12-31							      TB_POLGEN(8)