PM/pm.pl

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#!/usr/bin/perl
use Password;
use Getopt::Std;
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our $VERSION = '0.0.0c';
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# Debug
use Data::Dumper;
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sub usage() {
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print STDERR << "EOF";
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Simple password manager writed in Perl.
Usage:
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-s -- Show password
-n [Name of resource] -- Name of resource
-w -- Store new password
-l [Link] -- Link to resource
-p [Password] -- Password
-r -- Remove password
-o -- Open link
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-h -- Show this help screen and exit
-v -- Show version info and exit
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Examples:
Show password for resource:
\tpm.pl -s -n LOR
\tPassword copied to xclipboard.\n\t\tLink is http://linux.org.ru/
Store new password:
\tpm.pl -w -n PRON -l http://superpronsite.com/ -p my_secret_password
\tPassword for resource PRON is stored into DB!
Copy password and open link:
\tpm.pl -s -n LOR -o
\tPassword copied to clipboard. Trying to open uri.
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EOF
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exit 1;
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}
sub init() {
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my $opt_string = 'swn:l:p:rhv';
getopts("$opt_string") or usage();
our ( $opt_s, $opt_w, $opt_n, $opt_r, $opt_l, $opt_p, $opt_h, $opt_v );
print "Simple password manager writed in Perl.\nVersion: "
. $VERSION
. "\n" and exit 0
if $opt_v;
usage if $opt_h;
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}
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# Parse cmd line
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init();
my $pass = Password->new();
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# Don't use it's before GPG and Database
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# $pass->check_config() == 0 or die "$!\n";