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config.toml.in
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# Pick configuration
#
# If no config file is available, sensible defaults will be used.
# If you wish to use a config file, it must be located at ~/.pick/config.toml
#
# Variables:
# $HOME - Replaced with the path to your home directory, e.g. $HOME/.pick -> /home/john/.pick
## General
# # The general section controls general settings for pick.
# [general]
# [general.password]
# # Specifies the length of generated passwords.
# length = 25
# # Specifies the mode to generate new passwords, currently supported: "interactive".
# # If set to "interactive", the password generation can be modified in the following ways:
# # - Increase character set via: Up-arrow key / "k"
# # - Decrease character set via: Down-arrow key / "j"
# # - Increase length via: Right-arrow key / "l"
# # - Decrease length via: Left-arrow key / "h"
# # - Use current password: Enter key
# mode = "interactive"
# [general.clipboard]
# # Specifies the time after which the clipboard is cleared.
# clearAfter = "90s"
## Storage
# The storage section controls where the safe is stored and which storage type to use.
[storage]
type = "file"
[storage.settings]
path = "$HOME/.pick/pick.safe"
#[storage.backup]
# Whether to auto-create backups before the safe is modified.
#auto = true
# The number of backups to keep.
# Specify -1 to allow unlimited backups, 0 to not create backups at all.
#max = 100
# type = "s3"
# [storage.settings]
# # Name of AWS S3 bucket
# bucket = "bndw-pick"
# # Key for safe in bucket
# key = "public/default.safe"
# # AWS Region
# region = "us-west-2"
# # AWS Profile in ~/.aws/credentials. If none is provided, "default" will be used.
# profile = ""
# #[storage.backup]
# # Whether to auto-create backups before the safe is modified.
# #auto = true
# # The number of backups to keep.
# # Specify -1 to allow unlimited backups, 0 to not create backups at all.
# #max = 100
## Encryption
#
# Danger Area!
# Only uncomment / adjust the settings in the [encryption] section if you know what you are doing.
# If you change something and we update our default (recommended) settings, your safe will
# _not_ automatically upgrade to our new recommendations.
# All settings in the [encryption] section can be modified on-the-fly, i.e. your safe
# will automatically upgrade from the old to the new encryption settings.
# The encryption section controls the configuration of the safe encryption.
#
# [encryption]
# # type lets you specify the encryption method to use.
# # Currently supported: "openpgp", "aes_gcm", "chachapoly".
# type = "chachapoly"
#
# [encryption.chachapoly]
# # Specifies the key derivation function to use.
# # Currently supported values: "pbkdf2", "scrypt".
# keyderivation = "pbkdf2"
# # Settings for the "pbkdf2" Key-Derivation type
# [encryption.chachapoly.pbkdf2]
# # The hash function to use for PBKDF2.
# # Currently supported values: "sha512", "sha256".
# hash = "sha512"
# # The number of iterations used to derive the key from your password.
# iterations = 100000
# # Specifies the salt length (in bytes) for the PBKDF2.
# saltlen = 16
# # Settings for the "scrypt" key-derivation type
# [encryption.chachapoly.scrypt]
# n = 131072
# r = 8
# p = 1
# # Specifies the salt length (in bytes) for Scrypt.
# saltlen = 16
#
# [encryption.openpgp]
# # The cipher to use, currently supported: "aes256", "aes128".
# # The number after "aes" specifies the key length (in bits).
# cipher = "aes256"
# # s2kcount sets the number of iterations used to derive a key from your password.
# # The more iterations, the longer it takes to convert your password to a key.
# # This increases the time required for e.g. dictionary-attacks.
# # Currently supported values: 1024-65011712 (inclusive).
# # Not all values in the 1024-65011712 range are legal and if an illegal value is selected,
# # the value is automatically rounded up to the nearest legal value.
# s2kcount = 65011712
#
# [encryption.aes_gcm]
# # Specifies the key length (in bytes) to use for AES.
# # Currently supported values: 32, 24, 16 for 256bit, 192bit, 128bit respectively.
# keylen = 32
# # Specifies the key derivation function to use.
# # Currently supported values: "pbkdf2", "scrypt".
# keyderivation = "pbkdf2"
# # Settings for the "pbkdf2" Key-Derivation type
# [encryption.aes_gcm.pbkdf2]
# # The hash function to use for PBKDF2.
# # Currently supported values: "sha512", "sha256".
# hash = "sha512"
# # The number of iterations used to derive the key from your password.
# iterations = 100000
# # Specifies the salt length (in bytes) for the PBKDF2.
# saltlen = 16
# # Settings for the "scrypt" key-derivation type
# [encryption.aes_gcm.scrypt]
# n = 131072
# r = 8
# p = 1
# # Specifies the salt length (in bytes) for Scrypt.
# saltlen = 16