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YAPET(1) User Commands YAPET(1)
NAME
yapet - text based password manager
SYNOPSIS
yapet [[-c] | [-h] | [-V]] [[-i] | [-r {rcfile}]] [[-s] | [-S]]
[-t {sec}] [filename]
DESCRIPTION
yapet provides a text user interface for storing passwords and
associated information (referred to as password records) in files
encrypted on disk. A password record is comprised of a record name,
host name, user name, password, and comment. A master password is
required to encrypt/decrypt the password records in a given file.
yapet does not impose a limit of password records per file.
Files created by yapet always have the suffix .pet. Also, if a file is
loaded using the command line, yapet appends the suffix .pet to the
filename unless the filename includes this suffix already. By default,
yapet refuses to load files not having a file mode of 0600. This
behavior can be changed by providing the -s option when starting yapet
or using a configuration file (see yapet_config(5), and the section
called “OPTIONS”).
After loading a file, the record name of each password record is
displayed in a list. Existing password records can be opened by
selecting them and pressing Enter. By default, existing password
records are opened in read-only mode to avoid accidental changes.
Pressing Ctrl+r toggles between read-only and edit mode.
On terminals supporting colors, the password is hidden if the password
record dialog is in read-only mode. The password can be made visible,
by either going to edit mode (Ctrl+r), or by pressing Ctrl+t.
yapet relies on OpenSSL for encryption and decryption of password
records. The cipher for encryption and decryption is Blowfish with a
448 bits key.
Other features of yapet are:
· Screen lock after a certain amount of inactivity when password file
is loaded (see also yapet_config(5) and the section called
“OPTIONS”).
· Password records opened in read-only mode (default) hide the
password. Toggling into edit mode reveals the password (see the
section called “Password Record Dialog Keys”).
· Import of CSV files (see csv2yapet).
· Export of YAPET files to CSV files (see yapet2csv).
· Integrated password generator.
Main Window Function Keys
Following function keys are recognized in the main window:
h
Show an overview of the function keys.
Enter
Open the currently selected password record.
s
Save changes to currently loaded file.
r
Open a file.
e
Create a new, empty file.
l
Lock the screen immediately. Takes only effect if a file is loaded.
a
Add a new password record.
d
Delete the currently selected password record.
o
Change the sort order of the password record list.
/
Search for a password record. The search is only performed on the
Name of the password record. Other password record fields won´t be
searched.
n
Search for the next occurrence of a previous search initiated by /.
c
Change the master password of the currently loaded YAPET file.
i
Show various information about YAPET and the loaded file, if any.
Ctrl+l (^L)
Redraw the entire screen.
g
Open the password generator.
q
Quit YAPET.
Cursor Movement Keys
Cursor movement, whether in clear text or password fields, is
accomplished by using the following keys:
Left, Ctrl+b
Moves the cursor one character to the left.
Right, Ctrl+f
Moves the cursor one character to the right.
Home, Ctrl+a
Moves the cursor to the beginning of the input field.
End, Ctrl+e
Moves the cursor to the end of the input field.
Backspace
Delete the character left of the cursor.
Delete, Ctrl+d
Delete the character under the cursor.
Ctrl+k
Delete all characters under and right of the cursor.
Ctrl+u
Delete all characters left of the cursor.
Enter, Tab
Focus the next widget.
Shift+Tab
Focus the previous widget.
Password Record Dialog Keys
Following function keys are recognized in the password record dialog,
besides cursor movement keys (see the section called “Cursor Movement
Keys”):
Ctrl+r
Toggle the password record dialog between read-only and edit mode.
In read-only mode, yapet hides the password (only supported on
color terminals).
Ctrl+t
Toggle between hiding and showing the password, without setting the
password record dialog to edit mode (only supported on color
terminals). Has no effect if the password record dialog is in edit
mode.
OPTIONS
The following options are supported:
-c
Show copyright information.
-h
Print help text.
-i
Do not read the configuration file.
-r rcfile
Read the configuration file specified by rcfile. If this option is
not given, the default configuration file read is $HOME/.yapet
unless -i is specified.
-s
Disable the check for the owner and file mode when loading files.
Without this option, yapet checks password files for having the
same owner as the user running yapet and verifies that the file
mode is strictly 0600. If one of these conditions are not met,
yapet refuses to load the file. Providing this options disables
those checks and yapet will load files with owners other than the
process owner of yapet and file modes different from 0600.
New files saved while this option is active will have the file mode
set according to umask(2).
-S
Enable the check for the owner and file mode when loading files.
This option makes yapet to load password files having the owner set
to the process owner of yapet and the file mode strictly set to
0600 only. If one of these conditions are not met, yapet refuses to
load the file.
New files saved while this option is active will have the file mode
set to 0600.
This is the default mode.
-t sec
Set the timeout until the screen is locked to sec seconds. The
minimum time allowed is 10 seconds. If a smaller value is provided,
the timeout will be set to 10 seconds.
Default: 10 min.
-V
Show version of yapet.
filename
The file to open upon invocation of yapet. If the file does not
exist, yapet asks whether it should be created.
Files created by yapet always have the suffix .pet.
FILES
$HOME/.yapet
The per-user configuration file. If existing, options are read from
this file but can be overridden by the command line options.
Processing of this file can be disabled by invoking yapet with the
-i option.
Refer to the yapet_config(5) for an explanation of the per-user
configuration file.
ENVIRONMENT
LC_MESSAGES
Displaying messages in the specified language. Currently only
German is supported besides English.
FORMAT OF YAPET FILES
Please refer to the DESIGN file in the source code distribution or
point your browser to http://www.guengel.ch/myapps/yapet/.
BUGS
Please report bugs to http://bugs.guengel.ch/.
AUTHOR
Rafael Ostertag rafi@guengel.ch
SEE ALSO
yapet_config(5), yapet_colors(5), csv2yapet(1), yapet2csv(1)
AVAILABILITY
The latest version of yapet can be found under
http://www.guengel.ch/myapps/yapet/.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014 Rafael Ostertag
<rafi@guengel.ch>
yapet 1.0 02/23/2014 YAPET(1)
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