This is the command keysync that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
keysync - convert OTR key info between different formats
SYNOPSIS
keysync [options] [path]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the keysync command.
keysync is a program for converting the various OTR file formats between each other.
KeySync works with the two major OTR keystore versions: libotr format and otr4j, and then
a few variants of those major formats. There is some preliminary support for pure-python-
otr keystores.
It can read and write the OTR keystore formats from Adium, ChatSecure, IRSSI, Jitsi,
Pidgin, and XChat. It can also read some data from Gajim and GnuPG, but that is not yet
fully implemented.
For syncing the OTR data to ChatSecure on an Android device, use keysync-gui.
WARNING!
This is beta software, do not rely on it for strong identity verification. It is unlikely
to mess up so bad as to produce compromised secret keys, but anything is possible. Also,
keep in mind that program is handling your private OTR keys, so careful with the files
produced with keysync! That said, testing and feedback is greatly appreciated, so we can
get it to the point where it can be fully trusted.
OPTIONS
-h, --help
show this help message and exit
-i, --input {adium,chatsecure,gajim,gpg,irssi,jitsi,pidgin,xchat}
specify which programs to take as input. if multiple then they'll be merged
(default: pidgin)
-o, --output {adium,chatsecure,gajim,irssi,jitsi,pidgin,xchat}
specify which format to write out. if multiple then each will be written out
(default: chatsecure)
--output-folder OUTPUT_FOLDER
write the output files to this folder (default: current folder)
--no-qrcode
do not print the ChatSecure QR Code to the terminal
-q, --quiet
do not print anything to the terminal
--version
show program's version number and exit
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