Package: skrm
skrmskrm stands for simple keyring manager.
It is a small python script allowing you to store keys associated to tags into an encrypted file, using GPG.This is a very handy solution for unix users to store securely their passwords and retreive them quicky.InstallUse pip:pip install skrmGPG setup on macYou will need to install gpg with:brew install gpgIn order to work properly with skrm, you will need to setup a new pinentry:brew install pinentry-mac
echo "pinentry-program /opt/homebrew/bin/pinentry-mac" >> ~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.confWithout a proper pinentry setup, skrm may exist with no error.
to test if gpg is properly configured, you may try decrypting your bdd file with:gpg -dq .skrm/bdd.gpgUser Prefsskrm uses an optional configuration file to avoid you setting every options in the command line.
Here is an exemple of userpref file that should be placed in '~/.skrm/user.prefs':File=/home/ponpon/.skrm/bdd.gpg
recipient=Poncin Matthieu
backup_location=backup_host:~/.skrm/
auto_backup=TrueWith auto_backup set to True, secrets will be backed-up to the set backup_location everytime you add or update secrets.Usageusage: ./skrm [OPTIONS] [COMMANDS] [TAGS]
skrm stands for simple keyring manager, it stores keys with tags into a file encrypted using gpg.
skrm will ask for the master password to encrypt/decrypt the storing file.
OPTIONS:
    -h, --help: Print usage.
    -g, --get: Return keyrings matching strictly the given tags. This option is used by default. If a keyId is selected, a get or a search return only the keyring matching the keyId.
    -s, --search: Return keyrings matching the given tags (tags are interpreted as a regex expression).
    -c, --clip: Copy the key of the last matched keyring from a get or a search into the clipboard using xclip. Nothing will be printed out to the shell.
    -b, --quick-backup: backup bdd file to location in user.prefs.
    -r, --quick-restore: restore backup from location in user.prefs. YOU WILL LOOSE LOCAL DATA IF YOUR BACKUP IS CORRUPTED!
COMMANDS:
    --file=[FILENAME]: use the given file to read/store keyrings.
    --recipient=[USER_ID_NAME]: set the user id name for gpg to get the key and encrypt the file.
    --pass=[MASTER_PASS]: set the master pass to use when encrypting or decrypting the file.
    --add=[KEY]: add a key to the file with the specified tags.
    --select=[KEYID]: select a keyring using its key id. To use with a command like "remove" or "update".
    --remove: remove the selected key.
    --update=[KEY]: update the selected key.
    --backup=[HOSTDEST]: scp the bdd file to the given host destination.
    --restore=[HOSTSRC]: scp the bdd file from the given host destination. YOU WILL LOOSE LOCAL DATA IF YOUR BACKUP IS CORRUPTED!
TAGS:
    A list of strings to define tags you want to use for any commands keyring related management.ExamplesTo add a new key with the associated tags: Password WebSite Twitter MyUserNameskrm --add="myPass" Password WebSite Twitter MyUserNameTo get one or multiple keys, you only need to specify the tags you want to match.
The tags are not case sensitive.skrm twitter
-> 0 : ['Password', 'WebSite', 'Twitter', 'MyUserName', 'myPass']If you don't remember the exact string for your tags, you can use the option -sskrm -s twit
-> 0 : ['Password', 'WebSite', 'Twitter', 'MyUserName', 'myPass']To copy directly your key into the clipboardskrm -c twitter
-> copy the key into the clipboard.To select a keyring, you must use its key idskrm --select=0
-> 0 : ['Password', 'WebSite', 'Twitter', 'MyUserName', 'myPass']To remove a keyringskrm --select=0 --removeTo update a keyskrm --select=0 --update="MyNewPass"To insert new tags to a keyringskrm --select=0 --insert=2 MyNewTag1 MyNewTag2
-> 0 : ['Password', 'WebSite', 'Twitter', 'MyNewTag1', 'MyNewTag2', 'MyUserName', 'myPass']To backup your bdd file to a remote server using scpskrm --backup="myBackupServer:~/.skrm/"