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NAMExkcdpass - generate memorable, secure multiword passphrases
SYNOPSISxkcdpass [ option ... ]xkcdpass --help DESCRIPTIONA flexible and scriptable password generator which generates strong passphrases, inspired by XKCD 936:
OPTIONS--helpDescribe how to use this command. --wordfile WORDFILE, -w WORDFILE Specify that the file WORDFILE contains the list of valid words from which to generate passphrases. Provided wordfiles: eff-long (default), eff-short, eff-special, legacy --min MIN_LENGTH Generate passphrases containing at least MIN_LENGTH letters. (Default: 5) --max MAX_LENGTH Generate passphrases containing at most MAX_LENGTH letters. (Default: 9) --numwords NUM_WORDS, -n NUM_WORDS Generate passphrases containing exactly NUM_WORDS words. (Default: 6) --interactive, -i Generate and output a passphrase, query the user to accept it, and loop until one is accepted. --valid_chars VALID_CHARS, -v VALID_CHARS Limit passphrases to only include words matching the regex pattern VALID_CHARS (e.g. '[a-z]'). --verbose, -V Report various metrics for given options. --acrostic ACROSTIC, -a ACROSTIC Generate passphrases with an acrostic matching ACROSTIC. --count COUNT, -c COUNT Generate COUNT passphrases. (Default: 1) --delimiter DELIM, -d DELIM Separate words within a passphrase with DELIM. (Default: ' ') EXAMPLES
Generates one passphrase with the default options. Example output:
Generates 5 passphrases, all from lower-case words and meeting the acrostic “chaos”, delimited by the “|” character. Example output:
HISTORYThe xkcdpass command invokes the Python program xkcd_password.py.The inspiration for the program's purpose is the XKCD 936_ “Password Strength” cartoon. The application is maintained by Steven Tobin <<steven@steventob.in>>. This manual page was written by |authorname| |authoremail|. ?Local variables: mode: rst coding: utf-8 time-stamp-format: "%:y-%02m-%02d" time-stamp-start: "^:Date:[ ]+" time-stamp-end: "$" time-stamp-line-limit: 20 End: vim: filetype=rst fileencoding=utf-8 :
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