fortifyupdate command-line options
The following table describes the fortifyupdate options.
| fortifyupdate option | Description |
|---|---|
-acceptKey | Specifies to accept the public key. When this is specified, you are not prompted to provide a public key. Use this option to accept the public key if you update OpenText Application Security Content from a non-standard location with the |
-acceptSSLCertificate | Specifies to use the SSL certificate provided by the server. |
-import <file>.zip | Imports the ZIP file that contains security content. By default, Rulepacks are imported into the |
-coreDir <dir> | Specifies a core directory where fortifyupdate stores the update. If this is not specified, the fortifyupdate performs the update in the <sast_install_dir>. Make sure that you copy the contents of the |
-includeMetadata | Specifies to only update external metadata. |
-includeRules | Specifies to only update Rulepacks. |
-locale <locale> | Specifies a locale. English is the default if no security content exists for the specified locale. The valid values are:
The values are not case-sensitive. Alternatively, you can specify a default locale for security content updates in the |
-proxyhost <host> | Specifies a proxy server network name or IP address. |
-proxyport <port> | Specifies a proxy server port number. |
-proxyUsername | Specifies a user name if the proxy server requires authentication. |
-proxyPassword | Specifies the password if the proxy server requires authentication. |
-showInstalledRules | Displays the currently installed Rulepacks including any custom rules and custom metadata. |
-showInstalledExternalMetadata | Displays the currently installed external metadata. |
-url <url> | Specifies a URL from which to download the security content. The default URL is For more information about the You can download the security content from a Application Security server by providing a Application Security URL. |
Specify one of the following types of credentials if you update security content from Application Security with the | |
| Specifies a Application Security user account by user name and password. |
| Specifies a Application Security authentication token of type UnifiedLoginToken, CIToken, or ToolsConnectToken. |