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PANCTL(1) - General Commands Manual
NAME
panctl - Control the Matrix reverse proxy daemon pantalaimon.
DESCRIPTION
panctl is a small utility to control and introspect the state of pantalaimon.
Commands
The commands accepted by panctl are as follows:
list-servers
List the configured homeservers and pan users on each homeserver.
list-devices pan-user user-id
List the devices of a user that are known to the pan-user.
start-verification pan-user user-id
Start an interactive key verification between the given pan-user and user.
accept-verification pan-user user-id
Accept an interactive key verification that the given user has started with our given pan-user.
cancel-verification pan-user user-id
Cancel an interactive key verification between the given pan-user and user.
confirm-verification pan-user user-id
Confirm that the short authentication string of the interactive key verification with the given pan-user and user is matching.
verify-device pan-user user-id device-id
Manually mark the given device as verified. The device will be marked as verified only for the given pan-user.
unverify-device pan-user user-id device-id
Mark a previously verified device of the given user as unverified.
blacklist-device pan-user user-id device-id
Manually mark the given device of the given user as blacklisted.
unblacklist-device pan-user user-id device-id
Mark a previously blacklisted device of the given user as unblacklisted.
send-anyways pan-user room-id
If a encrypted room contains unverified devices and a connected Matrix client tries to send an message to such a room pantalaimon will send a notification that the room contains unverified users. Using this command the user can choose to mark all unverified devices as ignored. Ignored devices will receive encryption keys but will be left marked as unverified. The message will be sent away after all devices are marked as ignored.
cancel-sending pan-user room-id
In contrast to the send-anyways command this command cancels the sending of a message to an encrypted room with unverified devices and gives the user the oportunity to verify or blacklist devices as they see fit.
import-keys pan-user file passphrase
Import end-to-end encryption keys from the given file for the given pan-user.
export-keys pan-user file passphrase
Export end-to-end encryption keys to the given file for the given pan-user. The provided passphrase is used to encrypt the file containing the keys.
EXIT STATUS
The panctl utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.
SEE ALSO
pantalaimon(8) pantalaimon(5)
AUTHORS
panctl was written by Damir Jelić <poljar@termina.org.uk>.
Linux 5.1.3-arch2-1-ARCH - May 23, 2019