NAME

       yubioath - Yubico Authenticator command line interface

SYNOPSIS

       yubioath [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

DESCRIPTION

       The Yubico Authenticator is a graphical desktop tool for generating Open AuTHentication (OATH)
       event-based HOTP and time-based TOTP one-time password codes, with the help of a YubiKey that protects
       the shared secrets.

OPTIONS

       yubioath has the following options:

       -v, --version
           Prints the version of the application and exits.

       -h, --help
           Shows a list of available sub commands and arguments.

       -R, --remember
           Save any password given for a YubiKey to avoid having to enter it in again.

       -r, --reader READER
           Name to match smartcard reader against (case insensitive).

COMMANDS

       yubioath supports multiple commands, each with its own options, in addition to the global options:

   show [OPTIONS] [QUERY]
           Display one or more one time codes calculated by the YubiKey.

       -s1, --slot1 DIGITS
           Calculate and show a one time code from slot 1, displaying DIGITS number of digits.

       -s2, --slot2 DIGITS
           Calculate and show a one time code from slot 2, displaying DIGITS number of digits.

       -t, --timestamp TIMESTAMP
           Use the user provided TIMESTAMP instead of the system clock.

       -h, --help
           Shows additional help for the sub command.

       QUERY
           A filter string to match credential names against. If given, only credentials containing the QUERY
           substring will be displayed. For HOTP credentials, codes will only be calculated when given a QUERY
           which uniquely specifices the credential as to avoid unwanted counter incrementation.

   put [OPTIONS] KEY
           Load and store a credential into the YubiKey.

       -S, --destination DEST
           Where DEST is one of:

           •   0 the main applet (default).

           •   1 the YubiKey standard slot 1.

           •   2 the YubiKey standard slot 2.

       -N, --name NAME
           The name to give the credential. When giving a name with an issuer, the issuer and name should be
           separated by a colon: issuer:name. Not applicable to slot-based credentials.

       -A, --oath-type ALGORITHM
           OATH algorithm to use. Should be one of totp (default) and hotp. Not applicable to slot-based
           credentials.

       -D, --digits DIGITS
           The number of digits to output when generating codes. Should be 6 (default) or 8. Not applicable to
           slot-based credentials.

       -I IMF, --imf IMF
           The initial value to store for the counter. Only applicable for HOTP credential. Not applicable to
           slot-based credentials.

       -T, --touch
           When set, the slot will require the user to press the button on the YubiKey before calculating a
           code.  Only applicable to slot-based credentials.

       -h, --help
           Shows additional help for the sub command.

       KEY
           Either a base32 encoded key to use as the secret for the credential, or an otpauth:// URI containing
           the parameters of the credential. When a URI is given the other options are not needed, but can be
           used to override parameters in the URI, if needed.

   delete NAME
           Deletes a credential from the main OATH credential storage.

       NAME
           A filter string that uniquely identifies the credential to delete.

   password SUBCOMMAND [OPTIONS]
           Manage the access password of the OATH applet.

       set
           Sets a new password for the YubiKey.

       unset
           Unsets the current password, so that the YubiKey does not require a password to be used.

       forget
           Remove all access keys stored on disk.

       -p, --password PASSWORD
           Provide the new password for use with the set sub command as an argument. If not given, the command
           will prompt the user to enter a new password while masking input.

       -h, --help
           Shows additional help for the sub command.

   reset [OPTIONS]
           Factory-reset the OATH applet, unsetting any access password and erasing
           all stored credentials.

       -f, --force
           Do not prompt for confirmation before resetting.

       -h, --help
           Shows additional help for the sub command.

BUGS

       Report bugs in the issue tracker (https://github.com/Yubico/yubioath-desktop/issues)

SEE ALSO

       yubioath-gui(1)

yubioath                                           06/13/2016                                        YUBIOATH(1)