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/usr/bin/incert

Add CA certificates into containers

From incert 0.6.0-r9 (os), captured 2026-11-07 by running incert --help (exit 0). permalink

Usage of /usr/bin/incert:
  -ca-certs-file string
    	The path to the local CA certificates file
  -ca-certs-image-url string
    	The URL of an image to extract the CA certificates from
  -dest-image-url string
    	The URL of the image to push the modified image to
  -image-cert-path string
    	The path to the certificate file in the image (optional) (default "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt")
  -image-url string
    	The URL of the image to append the CA certificates to
  -output-certs-path string
    	Output the (appended) certificates file from the image to a local file (optional)
  -owner-group-id int
    	The group ID of the owner of the certificate file in the image (optional)
  -owner-user-id int
    	The user ID of the owner of the certificate file in the image (optional)
  -platform string
    	The platform to build the image for
  -replace-certs
    	Replace the certificates in the certificate file instead of appending them
Options (10)
OptionDescriptionSource
-ca-certs-file stringThe path to the local CA certificates filehelp
-ca-certs-image-url stringThe URL of an image to extract the CA certificates fromhelp
-dest-image-url stringThe URL of the image to push the modified image tohelp
-image-cert-path stringThe path to the certificate file in the image (optional) (default "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt")help
-image-url stringThe URL of the image to append the CA certificates tohelp
-output-certs-path stringOutput the (appended) certificates file from the image to a local file (optional)help
-owner-group-id intThe group ID of the owner of the certificate file in the image (optional)help
-owner-user-id intThe user ID of the owner of the certificate file in the image (optional)help
-platform stringThe platform to build the image forhelp
-replace-certsReplace the certificates in the certificate file instead of appending themhelp

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