Update acme-client sign usage

brigand · Feb 28, 2018 · 8d465b6 · 8d465b6
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@@ -111,42 +111,50 @@ and `acme-client revoke --help`:
 
 ```
 $ acme-client sign --help
-acme-client-sign
+acme-client-sign 
 Signs a certificate
 
 USAGE:
-    acme-client sign [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] --domain <DOMAIN>...
+    acme-client sign [FLAGS] [OPTIONS]
 
 FLAGS:
-    -c, --chain      Chains the signed certificate with Let's Encrypt Authority
-                     X3 (IdenTrust cross-signed) intermediate certificate.
     -d, --dns        Use DNS challenge instead of HTTP. This option requires
-                     user to generate a TXT record for domain
+                     user to generate a TXT record for domain.
     -h, --help       Prints help information
     -V, --version    Prints version information
 
 OPTIONS:
+    -A, --directory <DIRECTORY>
+            Set ACME directory URL [default: https://acme-v01.api.letsencrypt.org/directory]
     -D, --domain <DOMAIN>...
             Domain name to obtain certificate. You can use more than one domain name.
-    -C, --domain-csr <DOMAIN_CSR>
-            Path to domain certificate signing request.
+    -P, --public-dir <PUBLIC_DIR>
+            Directory to save ACME simple HTTP challenge. This option is
+            required unless --dns option is being used.
+    -U, --user-key <USER_KEY_PATH>
+            Path to load user private key to use it in account registration.
+            This is optional and acme-client will generate one if it's not supplied.
+    -C, --csr <DOMAIN_CSR>
+            Path to load domain certificate signing request. acme-client can also use CSR to get domain names.
+            This is optional and acme-client will generate one if it's not supplied.
     -K, --domain-key <DOMAIN_KEY_PATH>
-            Domain private key path to use it in CSR generation.
+            Path to load private domain key.
+            This is optional and acme-client will generate one if it's not supplied.
     -E, --email <EMAIL>
             Contact email address (optional).
-    -P, --public-dir <PUBLIC_DIR>
-            Directory to save ACME simple http challenge. This option is
-            required.
-    -S, --save-csr <SAVE_DOMAIN_CSR>
-            Path to save domain certificate signing request.
+    -c, --save-chained-crt <SAVE_CHAINED_CERTIFICATE>
+            Chain signed certificate with Let's Encrypt Authority X3
+            (IdenTrust cross-signed) intermediate certificate and save to given path.
+    -r, --save-csr <SAVE_DOMAIN_CSR>
+            Path to save domain certificate signing request generated by acme-client.
     -k, --save-domain-key <SAVE_DOMAIN_KEY>
-            Path to save domain private key.
+            Path to save domain private key generated by acme-client.
+    -i, --save-intermediate-crt <SAVE_INTERMEDIATE_CERTIFICATE>
+            Path to save intermediate certificate.
     -o, --save-crt <SAVE_SIGNED_CERTIFICATE>
             Path to save signed certificate. Default is STDOUT.
     -u, --save-user-key <SAVE_USER_KEY>
             Path to save private user key.
-    -U, --user-key <USER_KEY_PATH>
-            User private key path to use it in account registration.
 ```
 
 ```