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Keys is a little, but enough powerful, password manager for linux systems with a 'fancy' ncurses interface. It base its security around strong GPG tecnology. Keys is merely a bash script that used internal bash commands and externals ones. Keys permits to store securely your password and credentials in gpg's encrypted files, structured in a multi-level tree. With Xdotool you can also use auto-typing, a must-have feature for this kind of software. Keys currently can open (with autotyping) these types of connections: - Open a website and logon with the provided credentials - Open an ssh/sftp connection with the provided credentials - Open an rdesktop connection with the provided credentials Also, Keys can store generic Account credentials (aka. username+password). ...

...This quite simple web form provides a possibility to end users to change their own *NIX account passwords even if interactive logins are not possible, e.g. pure SFTP accounts. Currently this is realized by a bash script with embedded expect code (need expect to be installed) and is also rewritten in python using pyexpect, so that there are no more dependencies, except for a http server. Both versions can be used equally.

Bash Password Manager (BPass) is a shell script that create a SQLite database in which you can store your passwords with the maximum security! In fact it uses GPG (or GPG+OpenSSL) to encrypt and decrypt your database. Now i'm developing the version 2.0 of this script and it will take me some times because i'm busy with my study! Please note that this project is in beta version so please use it only for testing purpose!