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[_] Password safekeeping & CSS/JS compression

Tom Gidden tom at gidden.net
Fri Mar 2 12:52:11 GMT 2007

On 2 Mar 2007, at 12:41, Matt Kane wrote:

> If you're shell-scripting, you can use /usr/bin/security to access
> the keychain.

Mmm... it's quite nicely done.  Unfortunately, it would require some  
patching of 'ftp', as 'ftp' only supports .netrc files, rather than  
any form of delegation.  There should really be a modular delegation  
mechanism for it, that would allow Keychain (and perhaps Kerberos on  
BSD... hmmm)

I'm using 'lftp' anyway, as I need the 'mirror' functionality.   
Lftp's a bit pants, though, but I can't find anything better.

I'm about ---> <--- that far from leaving GoDaddy and getting a  
Dreamhost account with the rsync, svn and scp/sftp loveliness  
anyway.  All of that's handled by the brilliant SSHKeychain app.

Tom

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