* GNUPGHOME
If set directory used instead of "~/.gnupg".
cpm1
Console password manager
Usage
cpm [--config
FILE]
[--configtest]
[--encoding]
[--file
FILE]
[--help]
[--key
KEY]
[--noencryption]
[--readonly]
[--security]
[--testrun
TYPE]
[--version]
[PATH]
Overview
Keep a password database safe and encrypted.
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--config, -c -
configuration file to use [~/.cpmrc]
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--configtest -
verify the configuration file and exit
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--debuglevel -
debuglevel (0=off, 1 - 99)
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--encoding, -e -
the encoding in which keyboard input arrives [ISO-8859-1]
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--environment -
list the environment after cleanup
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--file, -f -
database file to use [~/.cpmdb]
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--help, -h -
display this help
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--key -
overwrite the default encryption keys and use this key instead; repeat for several keys
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--noencryption -
turn off file encryption WARNING: THIS IS FOR DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING ONLY!
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--readonly, -r -
open the database in read-only mode
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--security, -s -
run a security check and show the current security status
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--testrun -
run one of the testmodes
backup-
run test on the backupfile creation
compress[1-6]-
run compression test 1-6
decrypt-
run test on the decryption code
encrypt-
run test on the encryption code
environment-
run test on the environment validation
garbage-
run test on garbage input files
searchpattern-
run test on the search patterns This only works when the application has been compiled with the compiler flag -DTEST_OPTION.
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--version -
display the version and exit
- PATH
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path to display the password for
Keys
The following keys launch commands in the GUI of cpm:
* ^A
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add a new node to the current node. |
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* ^D
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delete the currently selected node and all its subnodes. |
* ^E
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edit the currently selected node. |
* ^H
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show the help screen. |
* ^K
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edit the currently used encryption keys. |
* ^N
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edit the name of the current level. |
* ^O
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edit the comment of the selected node. |
* ^P
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edit the current node and suggest a password. |
* ^W
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write the database to disk. |
Environment
The following environment variables are used by the application:
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* GPG_AGENT_INFO -
Used to locate the gpg-agent
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* HOME -
Used to locate the default home directory.
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* LANG -
Used to determine the user's language.
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* COLUMNS -
Used to size some displays to the full size of the screen.
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* LINES -
Used to size some displays to the full size of the screen.
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NCURSES_NO_UTF8_ACSUsed to configure terminal behaviour with special charaters, see ncurses(3).
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* TERMCAP -
Terminal settings of the currently used terminal.
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* TERM -
Terminal settings of the currently used terminal.
All other variables are discarded at program startup.
Import
The data import utilities are installed in /usr/share/cpm and the following formats can be imported:
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Releases
7 releases since Debian 7 (Wheezy); the text changed 6 times.