gkeyring

Gkeyring is an amazing Python utility that works through the command-line to enable access to GNOME keyring. It is designed to provide easy query and storage of network credentials. Gkeyring can be utilized both as a CLI or as a Python module. The developer of this tool confirmed that it satisfies their needs, but is open to ideas for further development. Interested parties can contact the developer for more information.

To retrieve network credentials from GNOME keyring, use the 'get' option, and for storing network credentials in the keyring, use the 'set' option. The program has additional options that can be used, such as the '--version' option that shows the program's version number, and the '-h, --help' option that displays the help message.

For the 'get' option, there are options such as '-s SERVER' to specify the network server, '-p PROTOCOL' to choose the network protocol, and '-u USER' to input the username.

For the 'set' option, all options from 'get' can be used. Options include '-w PASSWORD' for the password (and you will be asked if the password is not specified), '-t PORT' for the network port, '-d DOMAIN' for the network domain, and '-k KEYRING' for the keyring name (which uses the default when not specified).

An example usage of this tool is 'gkeyring.py get -s myserver.com -p ftp'. With its numerous functionalities, it is the perfect tool for managing network credentials.