Anyone know a good password manager app which works on the PI?
Also I'm using Libreoffice Calc for some finance work, and can password protect it using a password, so it cannot be opened without password.
Not sure how secure that is
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Re: Password Manager for PI
I use KeePass 2.28 on Windows 8.1
http://sourceforge.net/projects/keepass ... p/download
I've not tried it but that should compile OK on a Raspberry PI.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/keepass ... p/download
I've not tried it but that should compile OK on a Raspberry PI.
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Re: Password Manager for PI
Do
to search all packages.
Use
to get detailed information.
Use
to install the software (i.e. password manager) on your Pi.
Try
for a tool which can all those taks through a menu-driven
interface.
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apt-cache search password manager
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apt-cache show packagename
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sudo apt-get install packagename
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aptitude
interface.
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