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# accountmanager.sh |
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## TOC |
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- [ABOUT](#ABOUT) |
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- [NAME](#NAME) |
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- [SYNOPSIS](#SYNOPSIS) |
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- [DESCRIPTION](#DESCRIPTION) |
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- [OPTIONS](#OPTIONS) |
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- [ENVIRONMENT](#ENVIRONMENT) |
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- [DEPENDENCIES](#DEPENDENCIES) |
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- [SEE ALSO](#SEE-ALSO) |
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- [BUGS](#BUGS) |
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- [AUTHOR](#AUTHOR) |
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- [COPYRIGHT](#COPYRIGHT) |
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## ABOUT |
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This is a bunch of shell tools to maintain a list of credentials, |
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(username, password) tuples to multiple accounts, identidied by a unique |
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name, similar to [KeePass](http://keepass.info). |
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I created this because I was unhappy with the existing solutions. I |
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really wanted my credentials stored in a way that I can access them |
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without clicking to some kind of GUI. |
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Also these tools don't use a GUI they rely on an running X server instance |
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because password values are copied into the X clipboard via xclip. For |
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more dependencies look under [DEPENDENCIES](#DEPENDENCIES). |
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## NAME |
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accountmanager.sh − source all functionality into the current shell |
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**accountmanager.sh** − source all functionality into the current shell |
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General purpose functions: |
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- **random** − create a non blocking stream of random data on stdout |
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