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The command line flags are grouped into `Edit/Create`, `Find/List` and `Help` actions. The first group of actions allows you to work with password databases and perform create/edit as well as encrypt/decrypt actions. The second set of actions allows you to work with an active decrypted database and view/search/list entries.
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$ varuh -p
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/home/anand/mypasswds
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Export
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`Varuh` allows to export password databases to the following formats.
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1.`csv`
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2.`markdown`
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3.`html`
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4.`pdf`
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To export use the `-x` option. The type of file is automatically figured out from the filename extension.
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$ varuh -x passwds.csv
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!WARNING: Passwords are stored in plain-text!
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Exported 14 records to passwds.csv .
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Exported to passwds.csv.
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$ varuh -x passwds.html
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Exported to passwds.html.
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PDF export is supported if `pandoc` is installed along with the required `pdflatex` packages. The following command (on `Debian` and derived systems) should install the required dependencies.
PDF files are exported in landscape mode with 150 dpi and 600 columns. To avoid the data not fitting into one page the fields `Notes` and `URL` are not exported.
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If `pdftk` is installed, the PDF files will be encrypted with an (optional) password.
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