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User Tool wku |
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Generalwku is the universal WibuKey console application for the WibuKey user. The program is available as wkuLin for Linux and as wkuMacX for Mac OS X. A global symbolical link to wku also exists. wku - Parameterswku has a lot of features, which are defined by the following arguments:
For more details about the use of wku see the installed man page or the application help or by the subcommand specific application help.
man wku wku - Remote Programmingwku can create a remote context file for one or more connected WibuBoxes via the REMOTE GET command:
wku REMOTE GET ALL TO x.rtc writes the content of all connected WibuBoxes to the x.rtc file. To minimize the size of this file, a user can select the ports or the connected WibuBoxes of which content should be stored. The port and WibuBox selection is done like other wku commands:
wku REMOTE USB:1 GET ALL TO x.rtc writes the content of the first WibuBox at USB to the x.rtc file. A further reduction of the remote programming context file size can be reached by specifying the number of needed entries. This is done by one or more numbers in the range of 1 to 10 instead of the ALL keyword.
wku REMOTE USB:2 GET 1,5 TO x.rtc writes only the content of entries 1 and 5 of the second WibuBox at USB to the remote context file. UTo add a new entry, the programmer on the other side of the remote programming process only needs a list of empty entries in the WibuBox. This can be achieved by the EMPTY keyword:
wku REMOTE GET EMPTY TO x.rtc
To transfer remote programming update information into a connected WibuBox, the SET command of wku is used:
wku REMOTE SET FROM x.rtu searches at all ports for WibuBoxes matching the remote update data. An optional list of WibuKey ports or specific WibuBoxes can limit the update process to a subset of connected WibuBoxes. wku - NetworkWith the AT command all other wku commands can be redirected to other computers via network. To do this, wku uses the WkLAN network protocol. An example to list all WibuBox entries on hostname:
wku AT hostname LIST |