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7 | 7 | accountmanager.sh − source all functionality into the current shell |
8 | 8 | |
9 | 9 | General purpose functions: |
10 | - - random − create a non blocking stream of random data on stdout | |
11 | - - rand\_printable − create a random string a printable characters | |
10 | + - **random** − create a non blocking stream of random data on stdout | |
11 | + - **rand\_printable** − create a random string a printable characters | |
12 | 12 | |
13 | 13 | Database management functions: |
14 | - - amngrdbinit − initialize the SQLite account database | |
15 | - - amngrdbdestroy − remove the SQLite account database | |
14 | + - **amngrdbinit** − initialize the SQLite account database | |
15 | + - **amngrdbdestroy** − remove the SQLite account database | |
16 | 16 | |
17 | 17 | Account management functions: |
18 | - - amngradd − add an account credential to the database | |
19 | - - amngrcreate − create a new account credential to the database | |
20 | - - amngrcrypt − crypt the given data with GnuPG | |
21 | - - amngrdelete − delete an account | |
22 | - - amngrgen − generate a encrypted random passphrase | |
23 | - - amngrgetoldpass − copy previous password of account to X clipboard | |
24 | - - amngrgetolduser − copy previous username of account to X clipboard | |
25 | - - amngrgetpass − copy active password of account to X clipboard | |
26 | - - amngrgetuser − copy active username of account to X clipboard | |
27 | - - amngrid − write the database id of a given account name to stdout | |
28 | - - amngrlist − list all accounts | |
29 | - - amngrrename − rename an account | |
30 | - - amngrsearch − pattern search accounts | |
18 | + - **amngradd** − add an account credential to the database | |
19 | + - **amngrcreate** − create a new account credential to the database | |
20 | + - **amngrcrypt** − crypt the given data with GnuPG | |
21 | + - **amngrdelete** − delete an account | |
22 | + - **amngrgen** − generate a encrypted random passphrase | |
23 | + - **amngrgetoldpass** − copy previous password of account to X clipboard | |
24 | + - **amngrgetolduser** − copy previous username of account to X clipboard | |
25 | + - **amngrgetpass** − copy active password of account to X clipboard | |
26 | + - **amngrgetuser** − copy active username of account to X clipboard | |
27 | + - **amngrid** − write the database id of a given account name to stdout | |
28 | + - **amngrlist** − list all accounts | |
29 | + - **amngrrename** − rename an account | |
30 | + - **amngrsearch** − pattern search accounts | |
31 | 31 | |
32 | 32 | ## SYNOPSIS |
33 | 33 | |
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201 | 201 | commands use all options and some sub commands take arguments that other |
202 | 202 | get per option. (See **DESCRIPTION**) |
203 | 203 | |
204 | - - **-u** The login username of the credential for the account. | |
205 | - - **-p** The plain text password of the credential for the account. | |
206 | - - **-d** The description for the account. | |
207 | - - **-D** Select the database file to use instead of the one defined in the | |
204 | + - **-u** − The login username of the credential for the account. | |
205 | + - **-p** − The plain text password of the credential for the account. | |
206 | + - **-d** − The description for the account. | |
207 | + - **-D** − Select the database file to use instead of the one defined in the | |
208 | 208 | **$AMNGRDB** environment variable. |
209 | - - **-r** Select a recipient id for GnuPG encryption to use instead of the one | |
209 | + - **-r** − Select a recipient id for GnuPG encryption to use instead of the one | |
210 | 210 | defined in the **$AMNGRID** environment variable. |
211 | - - **-s** The column separator for the **amngrlist** and | |
211 | + - **-s** − The column separator for the **amngrlist** and | |
212 | 212 | **amngrsearchcommands**. |
213 | 213 | |
214 | 214 | ## ENVIRONMENT | ... | ... |
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