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2011-04-20
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2011-04-21
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2011-05-09
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2011-05-10
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2011-05-10
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Found a bug for you! (that you no doubt already know about, but anyhow.)
When using characters like: "åäö" and Fü'ss' and so on.
Yeah and then I have a suggestion for you. I saw that you had renamed the two tabs to 'Advanced 1' and 'Advanced 2'.
I think that renaming:
'Advanced 1' -> 'Account & Settings'. (Would give a more accurate desc.)
'Advanced 2' -> 'Input fields'. OR 'Modifier Fields'. (This one im not sure about. Im leaning towards the latter though.)
Ah, yes.. regarding the present tab 'Advanced 1', it would be better if the field 'username' would be changed back to 'account'.
Since it would be more coherent between different version of the passwordmaker interfaces (javascript, firefoxplugin, CLI, friends android/iphone and so on).
Otherwise its easy to get confused, "what field is what?".
--account <string> (value required) Account -u <string>, --username <string> (value required) Username
--account_skip <interger> (value required) Account skip
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2011-05-11
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2011-05-12
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2011-05-21
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thanks caco3 for this application. I manage all my passwords with password maker.
Currently only CLI variant is usable for me and I did some wrapper/helper script around it, so it is easy to use.
I want to share it, as someone could use it or you could implement this functionality in the passwordmaker itself:
1) I transfer my account data from Firefox password maker to my N900 and place it under /etc/passwordmaker.cfg
2) I edit the file so I have one level structure for all my accounts, and put more friendly names for the accounts (less typing).
3) I create pm shell script that puts some defaults for me and call passwordmaker with proper params. It also put the password into the clipboard, so I don't have to copy it from xterm, I just paste it, usually in the browser.
Here is the wrapper script:
cat /usr/bin/pm
#!/bin/sh
URL=${1:-ovi}
ACCOUNT=${2:-d}
case $URL in
as) ACCOUNT=as; URL=google.com ;;
m4l) ACCOUNT=m4l; URL=google.com ;;
ovi) ACCOUNT=ovi; URL=nokia.com ;;
esac
echo -e "Master Password: \c"
passwordmaker -f /etc/passwordmaker.cfg --account $ACCOUNT --url $URL 2>/dev/null | grep -v "Master Password:"| xclip -selectio clip
xclip -selectio clip -o