When using securetool, you can specify argument/value pairs either on the command line or in a file.
The syntax for securetool is:
securetool taskname [@response_file] [--argument value] [...]
Where:
taskname is a securetool task described in “securetool tasks”. Task names are not case sensitive.
response_file specifies the name of an optional text file that contains argument/value pairs. When using a response file, arguments that do not apply to the current task are ignored, so you can use the same response file for many different tasks.
argument is a securetool argument. The arguments vary according to the task. For a list of the arguments for each task, see the individual task names under “securetool tasks”. On the command line, precede each argument with two hyphens; in a response file, do not use hyphens. Argument names are not case sensitive.
value is the argument’s value.
You can specify both argument/value pairs and a response file on the command line. If conflicts occur, command line argument/value pairs override those in a response file.
