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Passme

I made a password manager for the command line. Just install it with:

sudo apt install python3-pip  
sudo pip3 install passme

It stores the information of "seed for password" in a text file, and you can manage it with git. It creates your password from "seed for password" and a master password you remember. It can also create a html file to be used from your mobile device.

For what you need:

It is available from the Linux command line.
Only the "seed for password" is stored, which does not reveal your password unless your master password is known.
It uses only a single text file, which is easily manageable with git repo.
Data file location is configurable.
MIT license

For more information:

Documentation: https://github.com/sekika/passme/blob/master/doc/README.rst
Tutorial movie: https://youtu.be/6DXPhyYhYsE

I made a password manager for the command line. Just install it with:

sudo apt install python3-pip  
sudo pip3 install passme

It stores the information of "seed for password" in a text file, and you can manage it with git. It creates your password from "seed for password" and a master password you remember. It can also create a html file to be used from your mobile device.

For what you need:

It is available from the Linux command line.
Only the "seed for password" is stored, which does not reveal your password unless your master password is known.
It uses only a single text file, which is easily manageable with git repo.
Data file location is configurable.
MIT license

For more information:

Documentation: https://github.com/sekika/passme/blob/master/doc/README.rst
Tutorial movie: https://youtu.be/6DXPhyYhYsE

Passme

I made a password manager for the command line. Just install it with:

sudo apt install python3-pip  
sudo pip3 install passme

It stores the information of "seed for password" in a text file, and you can manage it with git. It creates your password from "seed for password" and a master password you remember. It can also create a html file to be used from your mobile device.

For what you need:

It is available from the Linux command line.
Only the "seed for password" is stored, which does not reveal your password unless your master password is known.
It uses only a single text file, which is easily manageable with git repo.
Data file location is configurable.
MIT license

For more information:

Documentation: https://github.com/sekika/passme/blob/master/doc/README.rst
Tutorial movie: https://youtu.be/6DXPhyYhYsE

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karel

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I made a password manager for the command line. Just install it with:

sudo apt install puthon3-pip

sudo pip3 install passme

sudo apt install python3-pip  
sudo pip3 install passme

It stores the information of "seed for password" in a text file, and you can manage it with git. It creates your password from "seed for password" and a master password you remember. It can also create a html file to be used from your mobile device.

For what you need:

itIt is available from the Linux command line.
onlyOnly the "seed for password" is stored, which does not reveal your password unless your master password is known.
itIt uses only a single text file, which is easily managablemanageable with git repo.
dataData file location is configurable.
MIT license

For more information:

DocumentDocumentation: https://github.com/sekika/passme/blob/master/doc/README.rst
Tutorial movie: https://youtu.be/6DXPhyYhYsE

I made a password manager for command line. Just install it with

sudo apt install puthon3-pip

sudo pip3 install passme

It stores the information of "seed for password" in a text file, and you can manage it with git. It creates your password from "seed for password" and master password you remember. It can also create a html file to be used from your mobile device.

For what you need:

it is available from Linux command line
only the "seed for password" is stored, which does not reveal your password unless your master password is known.
it uses only a single text file, which is easily managable with git repo
data file location is configurable
MIT license

For more information:

Document: https://github.com/sekika/passme/blob/master/doc/README.rst
Tutorial movie: https://youtu.be/6DXPhyYhYsE

I made a password manager for the command line. Just install it with:

sudo apt install python3-pip  
sudo pip3 install passme

It stores the information of "seed for password" in a text file, and you can manage it with git. It creates your password from "seed for password" and a master password you remember. It can also create a html file to be used from your mobile device.

For what you need:

It is available from the Linux command line.
Only the "seed for password" is stored, which does not reveal your password unless your master password is known.
It uses only a single text file, which is easily manageable with git repo.
Data file location is configurable.
MIT license

For more information:

Documentation: https://github.com/sekika/passme/blob/master/doc/README.rst
Tutorial movie: https://youtu.be/6DXPhyYhYsE

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created Sep 23, 2017 at 18:30

seki

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I made a password manager for command line. Just install it with

sudo apt install puthon3-pip

sudo pip3 install passme

It stores the information of "seed for password" in a text file, and you can manage it with git. It creates your password from "seed for password" and master password you remember. It can also create a html file to be used from your mobile device.

For what you need:

it is available from Linux command line
only the "seed for password" is stored, which does not reveal your password unless your master password is known.
it uses only a single text file, which is easily managable with git repo
data file location is configurable
MIT license

For more information:

Document: https://github.com/sekika/passme/blob/master/doc/README.rst
Tutorial movie: https://youtu.be/6DXPhyYhYsE

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