Add 'full-file' support, getopt, verbose. #7
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antonlindstrom
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Feb 27, 2018
| # Help: | ||
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| echo "Usage: $0 [-h] [-v] [-f]" 1>&2; | ||
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What do you think about returning 0 here? I looked at vim -h, gdb -h and cmake -h and they seem to all return 0 for help.
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Do you mind adding some description of what the flag do? For example that I should not run -v in front of someone else since they might see all of my passwords.
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Adding minimal getopt support:
If you enable "full-file mode" (
-f) then every line of the file is checked against passpwn, rather than just the first line. This is obviously much slower but potentially helpful for messy people like myself, if you have credentials in line other than the first of each file.Verbose (
-v) prints the current file and string, for debugging.Works on MacOS and should work on Linux, but I haven't tried it and OSX
getoptis different from linux's.