APassGen
What is it?
APassGen is a random password generator written specifically for the Agenda
VR3 PDA ( Agenda Computing
). APassGen uses the FLTK
library, and is released under the BSD license.
What can it do?
APassGen can generate passwords of variable length and type:
* Lower case.
* Mixed case.
* With or without numbers.
* With or without symbols.
In addition, APassGen can generate pronounceable passwords along with
a guide to the pronunciation. It can save your configuration to a file so
that your defaults are retained between sessions.
What does it look like?
If your browser supports PNG
files, then there should be a screenshot of APassGen below the
title at the top of this page. If your browser doesn't support PNG, then
a link to the same screenshot in JPEG format is provided below:
http://www.knowleshome.com/apassgen/screenshot.jpg
Where can I get it?
APassGen v0.1 can be downloaded in source code form from the following
location:
http://www.knowleshome.com/apassgen/apassgen-0.1.tar.gz
A binary built for the Agenda is included along with the source code.
Who wrote this?
APassGen is written by me ( Peter Knowles
<peter@knowleshome> ). It
uses code from APG written by
Adel I. Mirzazhanov for the password
generation routines. Any suggestions or comments ( or patches, if you are
so inclined ) are welcome.