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.\" Process this file with
.\" groff -man -Tascii pwsafe.1
.\"
.TH PASSWORDSAFE 1 "JULY 2010" Linux "User Manuals"
.SH NAME
passwordsafe \- Secure Password Manager
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B passwordsafe [-g
.I config-file
.B ] [-u
.I user

.I database
.B ]
.br
.B passwordsafe
.B -v
.I database
.br
.B passwordsafe
.B [-e|-d]
.I file
.br
.B passwordsafe
.B [-c|-s|-m]
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B passwordsafe
manages your passwords in a convenient yet secure manner.
.SH OPTIONS
.IP -g
.I config-file
This will cause the specified config-file to be used for loading and storing
preferences, instead of the default passwordsafe.cfg (see
.B FILES
).
.IP -u

.SH ENVIRONMENT
.IP PWS_PREFSDIR
If set,
.B passwordsafe
will look for the preference file in this directory rather than in
.I ~/.pwsafe.
.SH DIAGNOSTICS
.B passwordsafe
Will issue error messages if the database is damaged. If this occurs,
invoking
.B passwordsafe
with the 
.B -v
option may help.

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(-)install/desktop/pwsafe.desktop (-3 / +3 lines)
3	Name=PasswordSafe	3	Name=PasswordSafe
4		4
5	Comment=Manage passwords	5	Comment=Manage passwords
6	Exec=pwsafe %f	6	Exec=passwordsafe %f
7	Icon=pwsafe	7	Icon=passwordsafe
8	Terminal=false	8	Terminal=false
9	Type=Application	9	Type=Application
10	StartupNotify=true	10	StartupNotify=true
11	Categories=GTK;Utility;Security;	11	Categories=GTK;Utility;

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(-)docs/pwsafe.1 (-11 / +11 lines)
1	.\" Process this file with	1	.\" Process this file with
2	.\" groff -man -Tascii pwsafe.1	2	.\" groff -man -Tascii pwsafe.1
3	.\"	3	.\"
4	.TH PWSAFE 1 "JULY 2010" Linux "User Manuals"	4	.TH PASSWORDSAFE 1 "JULY 2010" Linux "User Manuals"
5	.SH NAME	5	.SH NAME
6	pwsafe \- Secure Password Manager	6	passwordsafe \- Secure Password Manager
7	.SH SYNOPSIS	7	.SH SYNOPSIS
8	.B pwsafe [-g	8	.B passwordsafe [-g
9	.I config-file	9	.I config-file
10	.B ] [-u	10	.B ] [-u
11	.I user	11	.I user
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17	.I database	17	.I database
18	.B ]	18	.B ]
19	.br	19	.br
20	.B pwsafe	20	.B passwordsafe
21	.B -v	21	.B -v
22	.I database	22	.I database
23	.br	23	.br
24	.B pwsafe	24	.B passwordsafe
25	.B [-e\|-d]	25	.B [-e\|-d]
26	.I file	26	.I file
27	.br	27	.br
28	.B pwsafe	28	.B passwordsafe
29	.B [-c\|-s\|-m]	29	.B [-c\|-s\|-m]
30	.SH DESCRIPTION	30	.SH DESCRIPTION
31	.B pwsafe	31	.B passwordsafe
32	manages your passwords in a convenient yet secure manner.	32	manages your passwords in a convenient yet secure manner.
33	.SH OPTIONS	33	.SH OPTIONS
34	.IP -g	34	.IP -g
35	.I config-file	35	.I config-file
36	This will cause the specified config-file to be used for loading and storing	36	This will cause the specified config-file to be used for loading and storing
37	preferences, instead of the default pwsafe.cfg (see	37	preferences, instead of the default passwordsafe.cfg (see
38	.B FILES	38	.B FILES
39	).	39	).
40	.IP -u	40	.IP -u
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90	.SH ENVIRONMENT	90	.SH ENVIRONMENT
91	.IP PWS_PREFSDIR	91	.IP PWS_PREFSDIR
92	If set,	92	If set,
93	.B pwsafe	93	.B passwordsafe
94	will look for the preference file in this directory rather than in	94	will look for the preference file in this directory rather than in
95	.I ~/.pwsafe.	95	.I ~/.pwsafe.
96	.SH DIAGNOSTICS	96	.SH DIAGNOSTICS
97	.B pwsafe	97	.B passwordsafe
98	Will issue error messages if the database is damaged. If this occurs,	98	Will issue error messages if the database is damaged. If this occurs,
99	invoking	99	invoking
100	.B pwsafe	100	.B passwordsafe
101	with the	101	with the
102	.B -v	102	.B -v
103	option may help.	103	option may help.