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== Installation ==
== Installation ==
{{warning|Himitsu is a work in progress. Neither Himitsu nor its underlying cryptographic implementation have been independently audited.}}


You need to install the "himitsu" package, as well as a prompter. The default prompter that is recommended is hiprompt-gtk-py. This prompter is in the testing repository.
You need to install the "himitsu" package, as well as a prompter. The default prompter that is recommended is hiprompt-gtk-py. This prompter is in the testing repository.
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== Documentation ==
== Documentation ==


Consult the man pages. Start with himitsu(7).
Consult the man pages. Start with [https://himitsustore.org/docs/himitsu.7.html himitsu(7)].
 
== See also ==
 
* [https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Himitsu Himitsu - ArchWiki]
 
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Latest revision as of 08:52, 7 July 2024

Himitsu is a secret storage manager for Linux.

Installation

Warning: Himitsu is a work in progress. Neither Himitsu nor its underlying cryptographic implementation have been independently audited.


You need to install the "himitsu" package, as well as a prompter. The default prompter that is recommended is hiprompt-gtk-py. This prompter is in the testing repository.

apk add himitsu hiprompt-gtk-py

Run himitsu-init to create a key store. The daemon, himitsud, needs to be running in order to access the key store. How you start it up depends on your system configuration; your desktop environment or service manager may offer a means of running it on startup.

Additional integrations

Various packages are available which add support for new protocols and integrations to Himitsu.

Documentation

Consult the man pages. Start with himitsu(7).

See also