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Pwman3 - tutorial
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Pwman3 - tutorial
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+Pwman3 is a text centric password manager, and as such suitable for people wishing
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+to use it over SSH or brail terminals.
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+Pwman3 is launched by typing ``pwman3`` in your shell. Multiple start options are
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+available. You can see them by typing::
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+
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+ $ pwman3 -h
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+For more information see ``man pwman3``.
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+Once launched, pwman3 has a very simple user interface. This interface is
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+a simple loop waiting for user commands. You can see all the commands by typing::
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+ pwman> help
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+ Documented commands (type help <topic>):
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+ ========================================
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+ cls delete exit forget list open print
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+ copy edit export help new passwd tags
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+ Aliases:
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+ ========
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+ EOF cp h ls n o p rm
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+Most commands have a single or two letter alias which is easy to remember.
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