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  1. Bestimmt für viele ein alter Hut, aber interessant zu wissen das es so was gibt #pwgen .Denn Sie werden schnell vergessen ☝️

    #tools #linux #console #opensource #Konsole #passwort #password #generator #random #zufallgenerator

  2. Bestimmt für viele ein alter Hut, aber interessant zu wissen das es so was gibt #pwgen .Denn Sie werden schnell vergessen ☝️

    #tools #linux #console #opensource #Konsole #passwort #password #generator #random #zufallgenerator

  3. Bestimmt für viele ein alter Hut, aber interessant zu wissen das es so was gibt #pwgen .Denn Sie werden schnell vergessen ☝️

    #tools #linux #console #opensource #Konsole #passwort #password #generator #random #zufallgenerator

  4. Bestimmt für viele ein alter Hut, aber interessant zu wissen das es so was gibt #pwgen .Denn Sie werden schnell vergessen ☝️

    #tools #linux #console #opensource #Konsole #passwort #password #generator #random #zufallgenerator

  5. I'm trying to create an #alias in the #bashrc for the command-line tool #pwgen. I want to exclude certain characters using the "-cnys -r" switch. Because this also affects characters that cause the command to abort (such as " and '), I only get an error message. I'm familiar with exclusion markers, but the usual suspects, "\" or "/," are also part of the excluded string. I can't find a suitable solution online. Surely someone here has the necessary knowledge, right?

    #Arch #Linux #ArchLinux #bash #cli #Console #Terminal

  6. I'm trying to create an #alias in the #bashrc for the command-line tool #pwgen. I want to exclude certain characters using the "-cnys -r" switch. Because this also affects characters that cause the command to abort (such as " and '), I only get an error message. I'm familiar with exclusion markers, but the usual suspects, "\" or "/," are also part of the excluded string. I can't find a suitable solution online. Surely someone here has the necessary knowledge, right?

    #Arch #Linux #ArchLinux #bash #cli #Console #Terminal

  7. I'm trying to create an #alias in the #bashrc for the command-line tool #pwgen. I want to exclude certain characters using the "-cnys -r" switch. Because this also affects characters that cause the command to abort (such as " and '), I only get an error message. I'm familiar with exclusion markers, but the usual suspects, "\" or "/," are also part of the excluded string. I can't find a suitable solution online. Surely someone here has the necessary knowledge, right?

    #Arch #Linux #ArchLinux #bash #cli #Console #Terminal

  8. I'm trying to create an #alias in the #bashrc for the command-line tool #pwgen. I want to exclude certain characters using the "-cnys -r" switch. Because this also affects characters that cause the command to abort (such as " and '), I only get an error message. I'm familiar with exclusion markers, but the usual suspects, "\" or "/," are also part of the excluded string. I can't find a suitable solution online. Surely someone here has the necessary knowledge, right?

    #Arch #Linux #ArchLinux #bash #cli #Console #Terminal

  9. Für das Kommandozeilen Werkzeug #pwgen versuche ich einen #alias in der #bashrc anzulegen. Mit dem Schalter "-cnys -r" sollen bestimmte Zeichen ausgeschlossen werden. Weil es auch Zeichen betrifft, die zum Abbruch des Befehls führen (wie z.B. " und '), bekomme ich nur eine Fehlermeldung angezeigt. Exclusion Marker sind mir ein Begriff, aber die üblichen Verdächtigen hierfür "\" oder "/", sind ja ebenfalls Teil der auszuschließenden Zeichenkette. Im Web finde ich keine passende Lösung. Hier hat doch bestimmt jemand das nötige Wissen, oder?

    #Arch #Linux #ArchLinux #bash #cli #Konsole #Terminal

  10. Für das Kommandozeilen Werkzeug #pwgen versuche ich einen #alias in der #bashrc anzulegen. Mit dem Schalter "-cnys -r" sollen bestimmte Zeichen ausgeschlossen werden. Weil es auch Zeichen betrifft, die zum Abbruch des Befehls führen (wie z.B. " und '), bekomme ich nur eine Fehlermeldung angezeigt. Exclusion Marker sind mir ein Begriff, aber die üblichen Verdächtigen hierfür "\" oder "/", sind ja ebenfalls Teil der auszuschließenden Zeichenkette. Im Web finde ich keine passende Lösung. Hier hat doch bestimmt jemand das nötige Wissen, oder?

    #Arch #Linux #ArchLinux #bash #cli #Konsole #Terminal

  11. Für das Kommandozeilen Werkzeug #pwgen versuche ich einen #alias in der #bashrc anzulegen. Mit dem Schalter "-cnys -r" sollen bestimmte Zeichen ausgeschlossen werden. Weil es auch Zeichen betrifft, die zum Abbruch des Befehls führen (wie z.B. " und '), bekomme ich nur eine Fehlermeldung angezeigt. Exclusion Marker sind mir ein Begriff, aber die üblichen Verdächtigen hierfür "\" oder "/", sind ja ebenfalls Teil der auszuschließenden Zeichenkette. Im Web finde ich keine passende Lösung. Hier hat doch bestimmt jemand das nötige Wissen, oder?

    #Arch #Linux #ArchLinux #bash #cli #Konsole #Terminal

  12. #pwgen is a random #password generator that builds readable passwords from syllables. Sometimes it generates #sexy words, like:

    - Ohshuca3
    - teeThau5
    - Ooshah9e
    - oowo0Chi

    Hott.

  13. #pwgen is a random #password generator that builds readable passwords from syllables. Sometimes it generates #sexy words, like:

    - Ohshuca3
    - teeThau5
    - Ooshah9e
    - oowo0Chi

    Hott.

  14. @Jwilliams

    Thank you. That makes me feel much better.

    I changed a bunch of financial site passwords and (when possible) usernames and security question answers anyhow. To be safe / Out of an abundance of caution.

    #PWGen passwords make great security question answers:

    Q: Favorite elementary school teacher?

    A: L1m9J9b9hcqXUZ2

    #Security #PasswordSecurity #LastPassBreach #LastPass

  15. @Jwilliams

    Thank you. That makes me feel much better.

    I changed a bunch of financial site passwords and (when possible) usernames and security question answers anyhow. To be safe / Out of an abundance of caution.

    #PWGen passwords make great security question answers:

    Q: Favorite elementary school teacher?

    A: L1m9J9b9hcqXUZ2

    #Security #PasswordSecurity #LastPassBreach #LastPass

  16. @Jwilliams

    Thank you. That makes me feel much better.

    I changed a bunch of financial site passwords and (when possible) usernames and security question answers anyhow. To be safe / Out of an abundance of caution.

    #PWGen passwords make great security question answers:

    Q: Favorite elementary school teacher?

    A: L1m9J9b9hcqXUZ2

    #Security #PasswordSecurity #LastPassBreach #LastPass

  17. @Jwilliams

    Thank you. That makes me feel much better.

    I changed a bunch of financial site passwords and (when possible) usernames and security question answers anyhow. To be safe / Out of an abundance of caution.

    #PWGen passwords make great security question answers:

    Q: Favorite elementary school teacher?

    A: L1m9J9b9hcqXUZ2

    #Security #PasswordSecurity #LastPassBreach #LastPass

  18. @Jwilliams

    Thank you. That makes me feel much better.

    I changed a bunch of financial site passwords and (when possible) usernames and security question answers anyhow. To be safe / Out of an abundance of caution.

    #PWGen passwords make great security question answers:

    Q: Favorite elementary school teacher?

    A: L1m9J9b9hcqXUZ2

    #Security #PasswordSecurity #LastPassBreach #LastPass

  19. is a command-line generator.

    pwgen is a tool that generates a large amount of passwords that are designed to be memorable and pronounceable. pwgen can exclude or require certain characters in generated passwords, and can also generate purely random passwords if needed. pwgen is not recommended for creating important passwords or passwords that are likely to be attacked.

    Website 🔗️: github.com/tytso/pwgen

    apt 📦️: pwgen