1. kbsecret-stash-edit(1)
2. KBSecret Manual
3. kbsecret-stash-edit(1)

NAME

kbsecret-stash-edit - open the text of an unstructured kbsecret(1) record for editing

SYNOPSIS

kbsecret stash-edit [options] <record>

DESCRIPTION

kbsecret stash-edit opens up the text field of an unstructured kbsecret(1) record for modification in an editor.

This is useful for modifying files stashed in kbsecret(1) via kbsecret-stash-file(1).

OPTIONS

-s, --session <session>

The session that the record is under.

-b, --base64

Decode the text field as base-64 before providing it for editing, and then encode the edited contents as base-64 again before saving.

Note: If the text field base-64 decodes to binary data, then kbsecret stash-edit will send that binary data to your editor. Make sure your editor can handle that!

ENVIRONMENT

kbsecret stash-edit requires the $EDITOR environment variable, which should specify a valid editor.

EXAMPLES

$ kbsecret stash-edit my-stashed-file
$ EDITOR=bless kbsecret stash-edit -b my-stashed-binary-file

SEE ALSO

kbsecret(1), kbsecret-stash-file(1), kbsecret-raw-edit(1)

1. 1.8.1
2. March 2019
3. kbsecret-stash-edit(1)