You can use pipe to provide multiple line password. Side effect: you can use trocla to store/retreive any kind of data, for example, public SSH key for your deployment tool. This is very useful :P For example:
cat /path/to/some/private/key | trocla set --pwd-from-stdin user1 plain
The former way of --pwd-from-stdin should be provided by the option --password. STDIN has a different mean, IMHO. To specify the password at command line, use -p foobar. When this option is used, --pwd-from-file will be ignored.
This pull is replacement of the old one https://github.com/duritong/trocla/pull/1.
--pwd-from-stdin
now can read from STDIN.You can use pipe to provide multiple line password. Side effect: you can use trocla to store/retreive any kind of data, for example, public SSH key for your deployment tool. This is very useful :P For example:
The former way of
--pwd-from-stdin
should be provided by the option--password
.STDIN
has a different mean, IMHO. To specify the password at command line, use-p foobar
. When this option is used,--pwd-from-file
will be ignored.