softhsm2.conf(5)

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NAME

6       softhsm2.conf - SoftHSM configuration file
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SYNOPSIS

9       softhsm2.conf
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DESCRIPTION

12       This  is  the  configuration  file  for  SoftHSM.  It can be found on a
13       default location, but can also be relocated by  using  the  environment
14       variable.  Any  configuration must be done according to the file format
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FILE FORMAT

18       Each configuration option is a pair of name and value  separated  by  a
19       equality  sign.  The  configuration  option must be located on a single
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22              <name> = <value>
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24       It is also possible to add comments in the file by using the hash sign.
25       Anything after the hash sign will be ignored.
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27              # A comment
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29       Any empty lines or lines that does not have the correct format will be ignored.
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DIRECTORIES.TOKENDIR

32       The location where SoftHSM can store the tokens.
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34              directories.tokendir = /var/lib/softhsm/tokens/
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OBJECTSTORE.BACKEND

37       The  backend to use by SoftHSM to store token objects. Either "file" or
38       "db" is supported.  In order to use the "db" backend, the SoftHSM build
39       needs to be configured with "configure --with-objectstore-backend-db"
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41              objectstore.backend = file
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LOG.LEVEL

44       The log level which can be set to ERROR, WARNING, INFO or DEBUG.
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SLOTS.REMOVABLE

49       If  set  to  true  CKF_REMOVABLE_DEVICE is set in the flags returned by
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52              slots.removable = true
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ENVIRONMENT

55       SOFTHSM2_CONF
56              When defined, the value will be used as path to  the  configura‐
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FILES

60       ~/.config/softhsm2/softhsm2.conf
61              default  user-specific  location  of  the  SoftHSM configuration
62              file; if it exists it will override the system  wide  configura‐
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65       /etc/softhsm2.conf
66              default system-wide location of the SoftHSM configuration file
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68       /etc/softhsm2.conf.sample
69              an example of a SoftHSM configuration file
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AUTHOR

72       Written  by Rickard Bellgrim, Francis Dupont, René Post, and Roland van
73       Rijswijk.
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