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Introduction
The passwords encryption utility. Do not save your passwords as plaintext!
Installation
Install the fbi utility from PyPI
$ sudo pip install fbi
Install the fbi utility from GitHub
$ sudo pip install git+git://github.com/korniichuk/fbi#egg=fbi
Upgrade the fbi utility from PyPI
$ sudo pip install -U fbi
or:
$ sudo pip install --upgrade fbi
Uninstall the fbi utility
$ sudo pip uninstall fbi
Development installation
$ git clone git://github.com/korniichuk/fbi.git $ cd fbi $ sudo pip install .
Quickstart
First, init the fbi utility:
$ fbi init
Second, encode password in a file:
$ fbi encode PATH
Example:
$ fbi encode ~/.key/netezza.enc
Third, decode password from a file:
>>> from fbi import getpassword >>> path = "~/.key/netezza.enc" >>> passwd = getpassword(path)
CLI client
A command line interface for managing an encoded password files.
Help
The standard output for –help:
$ fbi -h
or:
$ fbi --help
For information on using subcommand “SUBCOMMAND”, do:
$ fbi SUBCOMMAND -h
or:
$ fbi SUBCOMMAND --help
Example:
$ fbi init -h
Version
The standard output for –version:
$ fbi -v
or:
$ fbi --version
Init the fbi utility
$ fbi init
Encode password in a file
$ fbi encode PATH
Where:
PATH – destination path.
Example:
$ fbi encode /home/titan/.key/netezza.enc
or:
$ fbi encode ~/.key/netezza.enc
Decode password from a file
$ fbi decode PATH
Where:
PATH – source path.
Example:
$ fbi decode /home/titan/.key/netezza.enc
or:
$ fbi decode ~/.key/netezza.enc
Client library
A Python client for managing an encoded password files.
Get password from an encoded file
>>> from fbi import getpassword >>> getpassword(path)
Where:
path – source path.
Example:
>>> from fbi import getpassword >>> path = "/home/titan/.key/netezza.enc" >>> passwd = getpassword(path)
or:
>>> from fbi import getpassword >>> path = "~/.key/netezza.enc" >>> passwd = getpassword(path)
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