1SIRIKALI(1)                                                        SIRIKALI(1)
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NAME

6       sirikali -- manage user encrypted volumes
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SYNOPSIS

9       sirikali [options]
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DESCRIPTION

12       sirikali  provides  a  graphical  user interface for managing encrypted
13       volumes for a user.
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15       The actual mounting/encryption process is managed by  another  service.
16       The  supported  services are CryFS, EncFS, GocryptFS, and SecureFS.  At
17       least one of these services must be installed.
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19       Encrypted volumes are created using the "Create Volume" menu.  The  en‐
20       crypted  data is stored at the "Volume Path".  For normal password pro‐
21       tection, use the "Key" option.
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23       To unmount a volume, click on the volume path and select 'Unmount'.
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25       To mount an existing volume, select "Mount Volume", select the directo‐
26       ry containing the encrypted data, and enter the key information.
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28       Options:
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30       -d dir Path to where a volume to be auto unlocked/mounted is located.
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32       -m tool
33              Tool  to  use  to  open  a  default file manager(default tool is
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36       -e     Start the application without showing the GUI.
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38       -b backend
39              A name of a backend to retrieve a password from when a volume is
40              open from CLI.  Supported backends are: "internal","stdin","key‐
41              file","kwallet" and "libsecret".  The  first  three  are  always
42              present but the rest are compile time dependencies.
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44              "internal"  option  causes  SiriKali to read password from lxqt-
45              wallet internal backend.
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47              "stdin" option causes SiriKali to read the password  from  stan‐
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50              "keyfile"  option  causes  SiriKali  to read the password from a
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53              "libsecret" option causes SiriKali to read password  from  lxqt-
54              wallet libsecret backend.
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56              "kwallet" option causes SiriKali to read password from lxqt-wal‐
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59       -k val When opening a volume from CLI,a value of  "rw"  will  open  the
60              volume  in read mode and a value of "ro" will open the volume in
61              read only mode.
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63       -z path
64              Full path of the mount point to  be  used  when  the  volume  is
65              opened from CLI.  This option is optional.
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67       -c path
68              Set  Volume Configuration File Path when a volume is opened from
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71       -i min Set inactivity timeout(in minutes) to dismount the  volume  when
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74       -o val Set mount options when mounting a volume from CLI.
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76       -u path
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79       -p     Print a list of unlocked volumes.
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81       -f path
82              Path to keyfile.
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84       -s     Option to trigger generation of password hash.
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86       -h, --help
87              Show a help message.
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SEE ALSO

90       cryfs(1), encfs(1), gocryptfs(1)
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94                                   Feb 2017                        SIRIKALI(1)
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