YAPET 2.6
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Support OpenSSL 3.0.
YAPET 2.5
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Use libyacurs 1.0.2.
YAPET 2.4
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Fix issue #20
YAPET 2.3
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Fix issue #17
YAPET 2.2
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Fix typos in messages
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Improve detection of wrong master password
YAPET 2.1
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Maintenance release fixing issue #13
YAPET 2.0
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Use AES-256 to encrypt files by default
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Use Argon2 to hash passwords
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Password generator uses
/dev/urandom
only. Removedpwgen_rng
configuration option from.yapet
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Use libyacurs 1.0.0
YAPET 1.1
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Compiles with GCC 6+ and Clang
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Use libyacurs 0.4
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Supports OpenSSL 1.1
YAPET 1.0
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New user interface
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Colors can be customized in the configuration file
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Can be suspended by pressing btn:[Control+Z]
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PET files can be exported to CSV using
yapet2csv
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Dropped support of long command line options
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New files are created by pressing
E
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Experimental support for multi-byte characters
YAPET 0.8pre2
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Fixed bug #46
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No flicker when resizing the terminal window while the screen lock is active
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Screen lock also activates when password record is open
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Builds on NetBSD
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On terminals supporting colors, passwords are hidden when viewing password records in read-only mode. Switching to edit mode will display the password clear text. Selection of hidden passwords still possible
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The screen is now also locked when a password record is open for reading or editing
YAPET 0.7
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Password records are opened in read-only mode by default for viewing in order to prevent accidental changes. Pressing btn:[Ctrl+e] in any text field will switch to read-write mode allowing editing password records
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The password prompt of the lock screen will now time-out. The time-out can be specified in the configuration file
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Quitting YAPET is now possible even if the screen is locked, unless unsaved changes are pending. This feature can be disabled in the configuration file
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The password prompt for unlocking the screen disappears after 60 seconds of inactivity. The time-out can be changed in the configuration file
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Compiles with GCC 4.4 or later
Version 0.6
Caution
|
The file structure of YAPET files has changed in version 0.6. You are strongly advised to make backup copies of your files before using YAPET 0.6. |
YAPET 0.5
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Built-in password generator
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VI keys btn:[k] (scroll up) and btn:[j] (scroll down) can be used for navigating the password record list
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Added command line option for disabling the processing of the per-user configuration file
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Added command line option for specifying different configuration files to be loaded
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A
~
(tilde) sign in the load option of configuration files is expanded to the home directory of the user -
A visual mark next to the number of password records indicates whether or not unsaved records exist
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csv2yapet
can handle field delimiters in field values -
File suffix can be omitted in
~/.yapet
per-user configuration file -
Case-insensitive search available even when
strcasestr()
is not supported on the build platform -
Canceling the Password Record Dialog having changes will display a confirmation dialog
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Loading a file while the current file having unsaved changes will display a confirmation dialog
YAPET 0.4
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Dialogs and message boxes can be closed by pressing the escape key
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Bug allowing to create files named only
.pet
fixed -
File owner and permissions will be checked as an additional security measure
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Time-out until screen is locked can be configured
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Can read start-up options from configuration file
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New utility
csv2yapet
to convert CSV file to YAPET files
YAPET 0.3a
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Added waiver on GPL for the OpenSSL library
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Syntax of
yapet.desktop
is now conforming to the specification of freedesktop.org
YAPET 0.3
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Patch for building with GCC 4.3 or later applied
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Patch for displaying cursor and backspace behavior applied
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Internationalization enabled. Translation for
de_CH
,de_DE
(partially), andde_AT
(partially) added -
Terminal title in XTerm and friends is updated by YAPET
YAPET 0.2:
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Password entries are now sorted and can be searched
YAPET 0.1:
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Version 0.1 released