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--- mkpwd.1.orig 2015-08-31 18:03:04.000000000 -0400+++ mkpwd.1 2015-08-31 18:06:34.000000000 -0400 ] .SH INTRODUCTION .B mkpwd-prints a randomly generated password to stdout. If +prints a randomly generated password to stdout. If .B count is provided, mkpwd will generate count-numbers of passwords and print them to stdout. .B \-\-help Print out short help and exit. All other options are ignored. .TP-.B \-\-min length+.B \-\-n length .B length must be an integer number. mkpwd will only generate passwords with the given minimum length. .TP-.B \-\-max length+.B \-m length .B length must be an integer number. mkpwd will only generate passwords with the given maximum length. .TP-.B \-\-uppercase+.B \-u generate password with uppercase characters. This only affects characters of the US-alphabet. .TP-.B \-\-lowercase+.B \-l generate password with lowercase characters. This only affects characters of the US-alphabet. .TP-.B \-\-crypt salt+.B \-c salt .B salt must be a string of two characters. Every generated password is passed to the crypt()-function and the result is printed right after the password itself. Please read the manpage of crypt(3) for more information. .TP-.B \-\-type X+.B \-t X .B X must be an integer value between 1 and 7. It specifies the way passwords are created. The following types are defined: .sp The standard type is 1 (complex). If you use the type "alphanum-readable"-the password is build of the characters [A-Z] and [a-z]. There is a 10% +the password is build of the characters [A-Z] and [a-z]. There is a 10% chance per character for it to become a number [0-9]. The type "alpha-readable" is the same execpt that no numbers get used. Both types try to generate a readable password. This is implemented by alternatingly using a consonant and a vocal character. .SH NOTICE-The gnu getopt() is really anoying. The arguments to options must be +The gnu getopt() is really anoying. The arguments to options must be