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passwd.mgr

v1.1.5

Published

A command-line password manager

Downloads

16

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Maintainers

laurinnefflaurinneff

Keywords

passwordmanagerpassword-manager

Readme

passwd.mgr

Store all your 128-character passwords safely

Usage

passwd.mgr --database file --password password --encryption algorithm command [command arguments]

Options

| Option | value | Description | | ------------------ | ---------------- | ---------------------------------------- | | -d, --database | file | The database file used for the passwords | | -p, --password | password | The encryption password | | -e, --encryption | algorithm | The encryption algorithm | | --help | | Print this usage guide |

Commands

| Command | Description | Warnings | | ------------ | ----------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | | create | Create a database file | This will overwrite files without asking | | list | Print a list of sites in the database | | | add | Add a new site (Options below) | | | get | Get data of a site (Options below) | | | algorithms | Print a list of supported encryption algorithms | |

Add

| Option | value | Description | | ---------------- | --------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | | -s, --site | site | The name of the site | | -u, --username | username | Your Username on this site (optional) | | -e, --email | email | The E-Mail Address you use on this site (optional) | | -p, --password | password | Your password (optional) |

Get

| Option | value | Description | | ------------ | ----------- | -------------------- | | -s, --site | site | The name of the site |

Examples

| Command | Description | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | | passwd.mgr -d db.passwddb -p superSecurePassword -e aes256 create | Create a new password database in db.passwddb | | passwd.mgr -d db.passwddb -p superSecurePassword -e aes256 add -s example.com -u Me -e [email protected] -p myPassword | Add an entry for example.com | | passwd.mgr -d db.passwddb -p superSecurePassword -e aes256 list | Print a list of all entries in the database | | passwd.mgr -d db.passwddb -p superSecurePassword -e aes256 get -s example.com | Print your username, password and E-Mail for example.com |