derivepassphrase.git

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ specifically marked as such.)

     →[:material-bug:][BUG_OPENSSH_BUG3967_WORKAROUND]

   - Changes in the test runner behavior of `click` 8.2.0 and higher are now

-    accomodated in the test suite.

+    accommodated in the test suite.

     (User-visible behavior is still the same.)

 ## 0.6 (2026-04-02)  {#v0.6}

@@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ The exact commands depend on the SSH agent in use.

             contain the line `enable-win32-openssh-support`, which is

             equivalent to passing `--enable-win32-openssh-support` upon

             agent startup.

-            This causes `gpg-agent` to masquerade as OpenSSH`s agent.

+            This causes `gpg-agent` to masquerade as OpenSSH's agent.

             Then, inform `derivepassphrase` about the agent's address,

             i.e., of the OpenSSH agent's socket address:

@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ This includes a list of known foreign configuration formats and enabled PEP 508

 The <b>derivepassphrase export vault</b> utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

-### Fatal error messsages on standard error

+### Fatal error messages on standard error

 (`%s` indicates a variable part of the message.)

@@ -325,7 +325,7 @@ This is a property specific to the key type, and sometimes the agent used:

 ??? example "`derivepassphrase vault --key --upper 9 --lower 9 --number 9 example.com`"

     Attempt to generate a passphrase as in the previous example.

-    This example will <em>error out</em>, because the passphrase constraints require at least 27 characters and the standard passphrase length 20 cannot accomodate this.

+    This example will <em>error out</em>, because the passphrase constraints require at least 27 characters and the standard passphrase length 20 cannot accommodate this.

 ??? example "`derivepassphrase vault --config --key --upper 9 --lower 9 --space 2`"

@@ -341,7 +341,7 @@ This is a property specific to the key type, and sometimes the agent used:

 The <b>derivepassphrase vault</b> utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

-### Fatal error messsages on standard error

+### Fatal error messages on standard error

 (`%s` indicates a variable part of the message.)

@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ You will need Python 3, and a package installer such as `pip` (bundled with Pyth

 Check that the installation was successful.

 ~~~~ shell-session

-$ devirepassphrase vault --version

+$ derivepassphrase vault --version

 derivepassphrase 0.5

 Using cryptography 44.0.0

 Using click 8.1.8

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ We have a working `derivepassphrase` installation, and a `derivepassphrase vault

 Once again, check that the installation was successful.

 ~~~~ shell-session

-$ devirepassphrase vault --version

+$ derivepassphrase vault --version

 derivepassphrase 0.5

 Using cryptography 44.0.0

 Using click 8.1.8

@@ -233,7 +233,7 @@ The key will persist as long as the agent is running, and will need to be re-add

         The user must confirm each use of the key

         ~~~~

-        Now each call to `derivepassphrase vault` using this SSH key (only when deriving a passphrase) will ellicit a confirmation prompt by the agent.

+        Now each call to `derivepassphrase vault` using this SSH key (only when deriving a passphrase) will elicit a confirmation prompt by the agent.

         Conversely, any confirmation prompt for this key *at other times* originates from a *different* program, and is therefore suspicious and should not be granted.

         (See operational risks above.)

@@ -832,7 +832,7 @@ lowercase characters.

 Attempt to generate a passphrase as in the previous example.

 .Em This

 example will error out, because the passphrase constraints require at least

-27 characters and the standard passphrase length 20 cannot accomodate this.

+27 characters and the standard passphrase length 20 cannot accommodate this.

 .Pp

 .

 .Dl $ derivepassphrase vault \-\-key \-\-upper 9 \-\-lower 9 \-\-space 2 \-\-config