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xentry password generator xentry password generator is a tool for generating passwords for xentry, a popular distribution software package. It's written in Python and uses the pycassa database. By default, it only generates one password at a time, but you can use the -h parameter to generate as many as you want. The list of all available options is below: -a # Generate a new password with each iteration of this command. -b # Base64 encode to the specified file using b64encode(). -C # Configures xentry so that passwords are stored in this directory instead of /etc/passwd. -d # Generate a new password with each iteration. -h # Print the help message. -i # Print the seed used for password generation. -l # Last password generated will be used to generate future passwords. -n # Number of passwords to generate. Default is 10. -o # File used to store passwords, default is ~/.xentree/pwgen-..b2b512(1)..salt(1)/. The following options are not available by default: -p Password for all generated passwords xentry password generator is written in Python 3 and uses pycassa. It depends on the following Python libraries: py-bcrypt, pycassa, pycrypto, and pexpect. #!/usr/bin/env python3 """ xentry password generator xentry password generator is a tool for generating passwords for xentry, a popular distribution software package. It's written in Python and uses the pycassa database. By default, it only generates one password at a time, but you can use the -h parameter to generate as many as you want. The list of all available options is below: -a # Generate a new password with each iteration of this command. -b # Base64 encode to the specified file using b64encode(). -C # Configures xentry so that passwords are stored in this directory instead of /etc/passwd. -d # Generate a new password with each iteration. -h # Print the help message. -i # Print the seed used for password generation. -l # Last password generated will be used to generate future passwords. -n # Number of passwords to generate. Default is 10. -o # File used to store passwords, default is ~/.xentree/pwgen-..b2b512(1)..salt(1)/. """ import pycassa from pycassa.pool import ConnectionPool from pycassa.util import to_list from pexpect import readline, close from sys import argv, exit from time import sleep class pwgen(object): def __init__(self): self.pool = ConnectionPool(host='localhost', port=3306) self.salt_iteration = 0 self.seed_iteration = 0 def iterate_password(self, iterations): iterations += 1 yield "" iterations += 1 for i in range(iterations): password = b64decode("{0:d}".format(self.seed)) yield "" . cfa1e77820
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