gkeyring 0.2.0

gkeyring is a small Python utility for command-line access to GNOME keyring. It provides simple querying for and storing of network credentials. It can be used as a CLI or as a Python module.<br /><br />Developer comments<br /><br />This tool currently suits my needs, but if you want to develop it more, don't hesitate to contact me, I will gladly assign you to the development team.<br /><br />Use 'get' for retrieving network credentials from GNOME keyring and 'set' for<br />storing network credentials into the keyring.<br /><br />Options:<br /> --version show program's version number and exit<br /> -h, --help show this help message and exit<br /><br /> Options to be used for 'get':<br /> -s SERVER, --server=SERVER<br /> network server<br /> -p PROTOCOL, --protocol=PROTOCOL<br /> network protocol<br /> -u USER, --user=USER<br /> username<br /><br /> Options to be used for 'set':<br /> Notice: Also all options for 'get' can be used here. Mandatory options<br /> are: protocol, server, user.<br /><br /> -w PASSWORD, --password=PASSWORD<br /> password (you will be asked if not specified)<br /> -t PORT, --port=PORT<br /> network port<br /> -d DOMAIN, --domain=DOMAIN<br /> network domain<br /> -k KEYRING, --keyring=KEYRING<br /> keyring name (will use default one when no specified)<br /><br />Example usage: gkeyring.py get -s myserver.com -p ftp

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	*nix, Linux
Keyword:	039get039,  Credentials,  Gkeyring,  Gnome,  Keyring,  Mandatory,  Network,  Notice,  Options,  Password,  Protocol,  Protocol Dprotocol,  Python,  Server,  Server Dserver,  Set,  Username,  Version
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