tribute to Palm
Here is a list of palm supported software here:
Program formally known as GNU Keyring...
GNU Keyring
lets you securely store digital secret keys on your
PalmOS. I wrote
dump-gkr conduct which
allows you to dump database on stdout.
Important security update on 2003-02-23: dump-gkr will
from now on read your password only from terminal using
Term::ReadPassword.
That will protect your passwords from being left
in
.bash_history or similar files.
Update on 2003-06-19: dump-gkr will now create
ZSafe version 1.x (using option
-4) or 2.x (option
-6) text format
For Zaurus users who wondered here: this
tool has to be run on Linux host like this:
$ ./dump-gkr -6 > ~/passwords.zsf.txt
After that transfer passwords.zsf.txt to
/home/zaurus/Documents/application/zsafe (for ZSafe version 2.x) on
Zaurus and run text import in ZSafe. You will, however, have to re-create
your categories manually, because all entries will end up in category "palm"
(yes, I know this is a annoyance...).
This is commercial application which seemed nice when I tried
shareware version. After I decided not to buy it I was stuck
with database which had important (
for me) data. So,
I wrote this
dump-PiMc.
abook.cgi is small perl
script which enables you to search through your addressbook records
via web. It's somewhat specific to my configuration: it remaps characters
to iso-8859-2 and rewrites telephone numbers. However, it's so simple
that you can remove that part :-)
Update 2003-04-02: It now uses
PDA::Pilot (from
pilot-link package) instead of some other obscure module...