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DELKEY(1)							     DELKEY(1)

NAME
       delkey - delete keys from factotum

SYNOPSIS
       delkey [ -f ] pattern

DESCRIPTION
       Delkey  shows  the user each key stored in factotum(4) and matching the
       pattern, prompting for whether the key  should  be  deleted.   At  each
       prompt,	typing	a  response beginning with y deletes the key, typing a
       response beginning with q aborts the listing, and  any  other  response
       skips over the key.

       The -f option disables the prompting; all keys matching the pattern are
       deleted.

       When run on a CPU server,  delkey  uses	the  terminal's	 factotum,  if
       present, instead of the server's factotum.

FILES
       /mnt/term/mnt/factotum
	      First choice for factotum to use

       /mnt/factotum
	      Second choice

SOURCE
       /rc/bin/delkey

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