xmlsec-templatesign - Sign a template XML signature file

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xmlsec-templatesign signs a template XML signature file using the Apache XML Security for C++ library.
       The resulting signed file is printed to standard output.  The signing key is specified with one of -d
       (for a DSA key), -e (for an EC key), or -r (for an RSA key).  The key must be stored in a PEM-encoded
       file, and the password for that file must be given on the command line.

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3.0.0                                              2025-01-11                           xsec-templatesign.pod(1)

       xmlsec-templatesign - Sign a template XML signature file

       Note that each option must be given as a separate argument.

       --dsakey, -d
           The provided private-key file is a PEM-encoded DSA private key.

       --eckey, -e
           The provided private-key file is a PEM-encoded EC private key.

       --rsakey, -r
           The provided private-key file is a PEM-encoded RSA private key.

       --clearkeys, -c
           Clear out any current KeyInfo elements in the file.

       --hmackeystring, -hstring
           Use the HMAC key specified by string.

       --x509subjectnamename, -sname
           The provided name will be set as SubjectName in X.509.

xmlsec-templatesign [-sdistinguished-name] [-hstring] [-c]
           (-d | -e | -r) private-keypasswordinput