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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.
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.


{{cmd|apk add {{pkg|himitsu}} {{pkg|hiprompt-gtk-py}}}}
{{cmd|apk add {{pkg|himitsu}} {{pkg|hiprompt-gtk-py}}}}
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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)].

Latest revision as of 12:15, 8 November 2023

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).