tUpdate safe(1) manpage with latest changes - safe - password protected secret keeper
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 (HTM) Author: Willy Goiffon <dev@z3bra.org>
       Date:   Wed, 12 Jun 2019 13:30:51 +0200
       
       Update safe(1) manpage with latest changes
       
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         M safe.1                              |      33 ++++++++++++++++++-------------
       
       1 file changed, 19 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-)
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 (DIR) diff --git a/safe.1 b/safe.1
       t@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
        .Dd 2019-02-20
       -.Dt PM 1
       +.Dt SAFE 1
        .Os POSIX.1-2008
        .Sh NAME
        .Nm safe
        .Nd Digital safe for your secrets
        .Sh SYNOPSIS
        .Nm
       -.Op Fl hd
       +.Op Fl hp
        .Op Fl s Ar safe
        .Op Fl a
        .Ar secret
       t@@ -38,18 +38,20 @@ When the agent is started,
        .Nm
        can retrieve the key from it rather than prompting you for a password.
        .Nm
       -will try to get the key from the agent whenever the
       +will try to read the key from the agent whenever the
        .Ev SAFE_SOCK
        variable is set in the environment. When the agent is first started,
       -you have to push you key to it using the
       +you can push the key to it using the
        .Fl p
        flag.
        .Sh MASTER PASSWORD
       -When you add your first secret to the safe, another
       +When you add your first secret to the safe, a
        .Ar master
       -entry will be automatically created. This entry stores your master
       -password, and is used to check that your password is correctly typed
       -later. Do not try to delete it as it could corrupt your safe.
       +entry will be created automatically. This entry stores your master
       +password, and is used to check that you typed the master password
       +correctly on the next calls.
       +.Pp
       +Do not delete this entry.
        .Sh EXAMPLES
        .Bd -literal
        Store a secret in your safe
       t@@ -65,7 +67,7 @@ List all secrets in $STORE (choose your weapon)
        
        Retrieve a secret from your safe, using the agent
        
       -        $ eval $(safe-agent)
       +        $ eval $(safe-agent &)
                $ safe -p
                password:
                $ safe passwords/email
       t@@ -75,8 +77,11 @@ Retrieve a secret from your safe, using the agent
        .It Ev SAFE_SOCK
        If this variable is set,
        .Nm
       -will try to read the key from this socket rather than derivating it
       -from your master password. This is useful if you don't want to type your
       -password for each encryption/decryption.
       +will read the key from the UNIX-domain socket pointed to by this variable.
       +.Sh BUGS
       +When the agent does not have the key in memory,
       +.Nm
       +will simply hang when trying to read from the socket.
        .Sh AUTHORS
       -.An Willy Goiffon Aq Mt dev@z3bra.org
       -\ No newline at end of file
       +.An
       +.Pp Willy Goiffon Aq Mt dev@z3bra.org
       +\ No newline at end of file