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+installing and upgrading:
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+=========================
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+You can install pwman3 simply by unpacking the archive and running:
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+ $ pip install .
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+Inside the extraced directory. At the moment pypi still does not have
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+the latest version of pwman3.
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+Upgrading from version 0.5.x
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+----------------------------
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+If you used the 0.5.x Tversion of ``pwman3`` your database is not compatible
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+with the new 0.6.x version of ``pwman3``. You need to export your database
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+to a CSV from version 0.5.3 with::
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+ pwman> export
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+See ``help export`` when running pwman3 in version 0.5.3.
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+Once exported you should rename your old database, to keep a backup of it.
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+Then you can install pwman3 in version 0.6.x as described above. When finished
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+you can import your passwords from the CSV to a new database with::
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+ $ pwman3 -i path_to_your_file.csv
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+When the import is done, start pwman3 with::
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+ $ pwman3
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+If the import was success, erase the CSV file, which contains your passwords
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+in clear text.
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