aqhbci-tool4(1)
NAME
aqhbci-tool4 - Command line tools for setup, modification and debugging of HBCI settings.
SYNOPSIS
aqhbci-tool4 [global options] <command> [command options]
DESCRIPTION
The aqhbci-tool4(1) command can be used to setup and manage AqBanking's HBCI users, customers and accounts.
OPTIONS
Two common options need to be distinguished carefully from each other:
"-c CUSTOMER_ID" refers to the German "Kunden-ID" or "Kundennummer".
"-u USER_ID" refers to the German "Benutzerkennung". If your bank has
specified both to you, you need to check carefully not to confuse one
with the other.
-C PARAM, --cfgfile=PARAM
Specify the configuration file
-P PARAM, --pinfile=PARAM
Specify the PIN file
-n, --noninteractive
Select non-interactive mode. This automatically returns a
confirmative answer to any non-critical message.
-A, --acceptvalidcerts
Automatically accept all valid TLS certificate
--charset=PARAM
Specify the output character set
-h, --help
Show this help screen. For help on commands, run aqhbci-tool
<COMMAND> --help.
COMMANDS
mkpinlist
This command creates an empty PIN file
adduser
Adds a user ( setup HBCI for a bank)
deluser
Deletes a user.
getkeys
Requests the server's key
getcert
Requests the server's SSL certificate
createkeys
Create user keys.
sendkeys
Send the user keys to the bank.
getaccounts
Requests account list for a user
getaccsepa
Requests SEPA account list for a user
getsysid
Requests a system id for the given user
getitanmodes
Requests supported iTAN modes for the given user
listusers
List the users
listaccounts
List the accounts
changepin
Change the PIN of a key file
iniletter
Print the INI letter for a given user
addaccount
Manually add account
delaccount
Deletes account
setMaxTransfers
Set the maximum number of transfers/debit notes per job
setsepaprofile
Set the SEPA profile for transfers/debit notes
setTanMediumId
Set the medium id for some PIN/TAN methods (like mTAN)
For help on options available to specific commands, run aqhbci-tool4
<COMMAND> --help.
FILES
$HOME/.aqbanking/
All files in this directory are part of the AqBanking
configuration. Even though mostly all files are in a simple
plaintext syntax, you MUST NOT change anything in here without
using the tools or libraries provided by AqBanking, except you know
exactly what you are doing. Those files may be subject to changes
in future AqBanking releases.
BUGS
Probably lots, please post them to the mailing list (see Resources below) when you find them.
RESOURCES
The README file[1] contains the README which describes some setup scenarios in detail. On the AqBanking mailing lists[2] you can give kudos to the developers or get answered your questions.
COPYING
Copyright (C) Martin Preu. Free use of this software is granted under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL). The manpage was composed by Micha Lenk and converted by the nifty tool AsciiDoc into a manpage.
AUTHOR
Micha Lenk <micha@debian.org>
Author.
NOTES
1. The README file
file:///usr/share/doc/aqbanking-tools/README.aqhbci-tool.gz
2. AqBanking mailing lists
http://lists.aqbanking.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aqbanking-user
2012-03-29 AQHBCI-TOOL4(1)
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