GPASMAN(SECTION) GPASMAN(SECTION)
NAME
gpasman - Keeps track of all your passwords in(1,8) gnome environment
SYNOPSIS
gpasman
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the gpasman command.
gpasman is a program that... encrypts a lot of passwords using one
master(5,8) password. Every time(1,2,n) you load(7,n) or save a new file(1,n) a master(5,8) pass-
word is asked to (un)lock the contents.
You can change this master(5,8) password using `change password'. The con-
tents can be edited using `new entry', `update(7,n) entry' and `remove
entry'. If you have a lot of entries, sort(1,3) them by clicking on the
titles of the list.
Doubleclicking an entry puts(3,n) the password on the clipboard so you can
simply paste it into your password asking application using the middle
mouse button. Errors messages are put only on the statusbar, no annoy-
ing dialogs. If present, the file(1,n) ~/.gpasman will be opened at startup.
The rest should be pretty self explaining stuff.
OPTIONS
This program does not accept(2,8) any command line options.
SEE ALSO
http://gpasman.sourceforge.net
The programs are documented fully by The Rise and Fall of a Fooish Bar.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by T. Bugra Uytun <t.bugra@uytun.com>, for
the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).
March 22, 2003 GPASMAN(SECTION)