Man page - pgpainless-cli-change-key-password(1)
Packages contas this manual
- pgpainless-cli(1)
- pgpainless-cli-inline-detach(1)
- pgpainless-cli-inline-verify(1)
- pgpainless-cli-change-key-password(1)
- pgpainless-cli-version(1)
- pgpainless-cli-revoke-key(1)
- pgpainless-cli-generate-key(1)
- pgpainless-cli-armor(1)
- pgpainless-cli-extract-cert(1)
- pgpainless-cli-dearmor(1)
- pgpainless-cli-decrypt(1)
- pgpainless-cli-generate-completion(1)
- pgpainless-cli-sign(1)
- pgpainless-cli-encrypt(1)
- pgpainless-cli-verify(1)
- pgpainless-cli-help(1)
- pgpainless-cli-list-profiles(1)
- pgpainless-cli-inline-sign(1)
apt-get install pgpainless-cli
Manual
| PGPAINLESS-CLI-CHANGE-KEY-PASSWORD(1) | PGPainless-CLI Manual | PGPAINLESS-CLI-CHANGE-KEY-PASSWORD(1) |
NAME
pgpainless-cli-change-key-password - Update the password of a key
SYNOPSIS
pgpainless-cli change-key-password [--[no-]armor] [--stacktrace] [--new-key-password [=PASSWORD]] [--old-key-password=PASSWORD]...
DESCRIPTION
Unlock all secret keys from STDIN using the given old passwords and emit them re-locked using the new password to STDOUT. If any (sub-) key cannot be unlocked, this operation will exit with error code 67.
OPTIONS
--new-key-password[=PASSWORD]
If no new password is passed in, the keys will be emitted unlocked.
Is an INDIRECT data type (e.g. file, environment variable, file descriptor...).
--[no-]armor
--old-key-password=PASSWORD
Multiple passwords can be passed in, which are tested sequentially to unlock locked subkeys.
Is an INDIRECT data type (e.g. file, environment variable, file descriptor...).
--stacktrace