[-a[seconds]|-A] -[-r device] [-p pubkey] -[-s seckey]
[-a|-A] +[-e] [-p pubkey] +[-s seckey] [--version] +[--help]
-[--version]
-[--help]
-keygen [-d[N]] [-e] [-f]
-[-i] [-k N] [-u]
+
keygen
+[-d[N]] [-e] [-f] [-i]
+[-k N] [-u]
archive [-d]
extract [-d]
fingerprint
-a -seconds, --agent[=seconds]
+ +-aseconds, +--agent[=seconds]
Runs the key agent for awhile after successfully reading the passphrase. The agent will @@ -106,18 +106,19 @@ passes. Default is 900 seconds (15 minutes).
Do not start the key agent (default).
+-eprogram, +--pinentry[=program]
+ +Read passphrases using the +system’s pinentry program. By default Enchive uses the +program named "pinentry".
+-p, --pubkey file
Specifies the public key file to use for encryption.
--r, ---random-device device
- -Use device as an entropy -source instead of /dev/urandom.
--s, --seckey file
@@ -156,7 +157,7 @@ prefix for a command is accepted. For example, the command keygen [OPTION]...Generates a new keypair either -from the random device or a passphrase.
+from system entropy or a passphrase.-d[N], --derive[=N]
@@ -220,7 +221,7 @@ archival using the secret key. If no output filename is given, the output filename will be the input filename with the .enchive suffix removed. Without an output filename, it is an error for the input to lack this suffix. -If no filenames are given, dencrypt standard input to +If no filenames are given, decrypt standard input to standard output.-d, --delete