Just push the Clear button in the Preferences:General notebook tab or delete the lines beginning with lru= in the gorillarc. The next time you start Password Gorilla the history is clear.
Yes, but they are rather rudimentary
gorilla --help
usage: /home/dia/Projekte/git/gorilla/sources/gorilla.tcl [Options] [<database>]
Options:
--rc <name> Use <name> as configuration file (not the Registry).
--norc Do not use a configuration file (or the Registry).
<database> Open <database> on startupIf there is need for a command line version the wish could be listed on the wishlist wiki page. Perhaps something like
gorilla --get <database> --find <entry> --output <password> --clipboard Yes, since version 1.5.3.2. Try the checkbutton “Show gorilla icon” in the Preferences:Display tab. The next time you start you will see it.
Since version 1.5.3.5 Password Gorilla is using the GNU gettext utility. If you would like to contribute in adding a new catalog file (at the moment there are catalog files for German, Italian, French, Spanish and Russian language), just download the file gorilla.pot from the https://github.com/zdia/gorilla/tree/master/utilities/gettext folder and edit it with your favorite editor or a specialized editor like Poedit.
The gorilla.pot file will have entries like these:
menuid "File"
menustr ""If you want e.g. to create a German catalog file you would write then:
menuid "File"
menustr "Datenbank"and save it as de.po.
That’s all, from the technical point. You send us the catalog file and we add it to the distribution.
If you would like to translate the help manual look for the file utilities/help2po/help.pot. This is the basic template file which you can save as your lang.po message file.
Well, in regard to Apple’s smartphone family there are special licence problems. Apple doesn’t allow interpreters to perform scripts on their hardware in order to avoid security problems. Whereas on the Android family there wouldn’t be licence issues.
In addition Google offers a well documented SDK for developing applications with an Android emulator. So there is a plan to port Password Gorilla to the Android system. Unfortunately there is no Tk for Android so the first steps in porting Gorilla to Android will be to develop a command line version for Password Gorilla.
If you would like to know about the progress in this project, please, look at the Wiki pages.
[RLE] Good question, and at the moment, unanswered. Github, to the best of my knowledge, does not have any kind of forum/mail-list support, so such will have to come from elsewhere.
For the moment, we could create a “Forum” page in the wiki, but that is not a long term solution by any means.
Ah, there is a “Discussions” page in the wiki here on github already. So for now, ask your questions on that page.
[Not the creator here] The first row of the CSV should be the comma separated column names, with the following being supported: create-time group last-access last-modified last-pass-change lifetime notes password title url user uuid create-time group last-access last-modified last-pass-change lifetime notes password title url user uuid.
If group or title is missing then one is generated. uuid may be either empty or an 8-4-4-4-12 format UUID. All non-empty times must be of the format “%Y-%m-%d %k-%M-%S %z” (format docs).