Parents (Total: 30)

The searched file hash is included in 30 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key	Value
FileSize	12360
MD5	BD7A047B32D0861105055514130EFBF2
PackageDescription	Store/retrieve encrypted configs from etcd or Consul (Go library) Fess up. You have passwords and usernames hard coded in your apps. You have IP addresses checked in to your source code repository. You have entire configuration files that were created by the developer who wrote the app and haven’t been changed since she typed "git init". . "crypt" is here to lead you back to the Path of Enlightened Configuration. Store encrypted configuration values in etcd or Consul using a command-line application. . Decrypt them before starting your application using a wrapper script and the handy CLI tool, or inside the app using the "crypt/config" library. . "crypt" is built on time-tested standards like OpenPGP, base64, and gzip. Your data is encrypted using public key encryption, and can only be decrypted by when the private key is available. After compression, it is encrypted, and base64-encoded so it can be stored in your key/value store of choice. etcd and Consul are supported out of the box, but adding other storage tools is a trivial task, thanks to Go’s interfaces. . This package provides the "github.com/xordataexchange/crypt/config" Go library.
PackageMaintainer	Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageName	golang-github-xordataexchange-crypt-dev
PackageSection	devel
PackageVersion	0.0.2+git20170626.21.b2862e3-2
SHA-1	12E4881F377B2E8AA2FFB542471C92B7200CC7EE
SHA-256	98BBF9C70B7ABD09B149C4B898FA5114D8D24AE50CF0CF78A1EAB54E2D1D85A9

Key	Value
FileSize	2453036
MD5	35DCDEB2BE5527F24D2F81ECEC0F9854
PackageDescription	Store/retrieve encrypted configs from etcd or Consul (CLI tool) Fess up. You have passwords and usernames hard coded in your apps. You have IP addresses checked in to your source code repository. You have entire configuration files that were created by the developer who wrote the app and haven’t been changed since she typed "git init". . "crypt" is here to lead you back to the Path of Enlightened Configuration. Store encrypted configuration values in etcd or Consul using a command-line application. . Decrypt them before starting your application using a wrapper script and the handy CLI tool, or inside the app using the "crypt/config" library. . "crypt" is built on time-tested standards like OpenPGP, base64, and gzip. Your data is encrypted using public key encryption, and can only be decrypted by when the private key is available. After compression, it is encrypted, and base64-encoded so it can be stored in your key/value store of choice. etcd and Consul are supported out of the box, but adding other storage tools is a trivial task, thanks to Go’s interfaces. . This package provides the command-line tool "bin/crypt", but renamed to /usr/bin/crypt-xordataexchange, to avoid filename collision with /usr/bin/crypt from the mcrypt package.
PackageMaintainer	Debian Go Packaging Team <team+pkg-go@tracker.debian.org>
PackageName	golang-github-xordataexchange-crypt
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	0.0.2+git20170626.21.b2862e3-2+b21
SHA-1	145A3D4D2B0CB1A5FCCA8A68E12D275D5D788F03
SHA-256	12045D0E952ABF9F07408E896F65C8499D1C6D3FB3EB28554E90CF6B06DF10E2

Key	Value
FileSize	2419164
MD5	E2740FC90B03F8BA594FB9DDB0DCB015
PackageDescription	Store/retrieve encrypted configs from etcd or Consul (CLI tool) Fess up. You have passwords and usernames hard coded in your apps. You have IP addresses checked in to your source code repository. You have entire configuration files that were created by the developer who wrote the app and haven’t been changed since she typed "git init". . "crypt" is here to lead you back to the Path of Enlightened Configuration. Store encrypted configuration values in etcd or Consul using a command-line application. . Decrypt them before starting your application using a wrapper script and the handy CLI tool, or inside the app using the "crypt/config" library. . "crypt" is built on time-tested standards like OpenPGP, base64, and gzip. Your data is encrypted using public key encryption, and can only be decrypted by when the private key is available. After compression, it is encrypted, and base64-encoded so it can be stored in your key/value store of choice. etcd and Consul are supported out of the box, but adding other storage tools is a trivial task, thanks to Go’s interfaces. . This package provides the command-line tool "bin/crypt", but renamed to /usr/bin/crypt-xordataexchange, to avoid filename collision with /usr/bin/crypt from the mcrypt package.
PackageMaintainer	Debian Go Packaging Team <team+pkg-go@tracker.debian.org>
PackageName	golang-github-xordataexchange-crypt
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	0.0.2+git20170626.21.b2862e3-2+b21
SHA-1	285D46939AE6F65AA95E4A9E8F978BC4757ED634
SHA-256	E4B9ECC152C90A3D79D9F59B4999E6E25B880F28B622FF1548F983C66B9A3465

Key	Value
FileSize	2587980
MD5	61CD451BE5918249625848AABE73CA77
PackageDescription	Store/retrieve encrypted configs from etcd or Consul (CLI tool) Fess up. You have passwords and usernames hard coded in your apps. You have IP addresses checked in to your source code repository. You have entire configuration files that were created by the developer who wrote the app and haven’t been changed since she typed "git init". . "crypt" is here to lead you back to the Path of Enlightened Configuration. Store encrypted configuration values in etcd or Consul using a command-line application. . Decrypt them before starting your application using a wrapper script and the handy CLI tool, or inside the app using the "crypt/config" library. . "crypt" is built on time-tested standards like OpenPGP, base64, and gzip. Your data is encrypted using public key encryption, and can only be decrypted by when the private key is available. After compression, it is encrypted, and base64-encoded so it can be stored in your key/value store of choice. etcd and Consul are supported out of the box, but adding other storage tools is a trivial task, thanks to Go’s interfaces. . This package provides the command-line tool "bin/crypt", but renamed to /usr/bin/crypt-xordataexchange, to avoid filename collision with /usr/bin/crypt from the mcrypt package.
PackageMaintainer	Debian Go Packaging Team <team+pkg-go@tracker.debian.org>
PackageName	golang-github-xordataexchange-crypt
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	0.0.2+git20170626.21.b2862e3-2+b21
SHA-1	313451C3E6CA6D0CBC2FEB8336D6765F378F3DCC
SHA-256	C3C92C5BD6AF1A5ED9E687957D5AA4063628863B56498A5F5140F0F6B0DC1B7C

Key	Value
FileSize	12210
MD5	6B84A556B862F64FD997865DA6FD1636
PackageDescription	Store/retrieve encrypted configs from etcd or Consul (Go library) Fess up. You have passwords and usernames hard coded in your apps. You have IP addresses checked in to your source code repository. You have entire configuration files that were created by the developer who wrote the app and haven’t been changed since she typed "git init". . "crypt" is here to lead you back to the Path of Enlightened Configuration. Store encrypted configuration values in etcd or Consul using a command-line application. . Decrypt them before starting your application using a wrapper script and the handy CLI tool, or inside the app using the "crypt/config" library. . "crypt" is built on time-tested standards like OpenPGP, base64, and gzip. Your data is encrypted using public key encryption, and can only be decrypted by when the private key is available. After compression, it is encrypted, and base64-encoded so it can be stored in your key/value store of choice. etcd and Consul are supported out of the box, but adding other storage tools is a trivial task, thanks to Go’s interfaces. . This package provides the "github.com/xordataexchange/crypt/config" Go library.
PackageMaintainer	Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageName	golang-github-xordataexchange-crypt-dev
PackageSection	devel
PackageVersion	0.0.2+git20170626.21.b2862e3-1
SHA-1	372137EC571991C40A3D2996BD92F205168FA181
SHA-256	9B031575F39613539ECDD9203487616002C251F1D786D0314DA50D81AB63C09B

Key	Value
FileSize	2458920
MD5	03A5D998DCC0F7C5589CAEE688CDE3FD
PackageDescription	Store/retrieve encrypted configs from etcd or Consul (CLI tool) Fess up. You have passwords and usernames hard coded in your apps. You have IP addresses checked in to your source code repository. You have entire configuration files that were created by the developer who wrote the app and haven’t been changed since she typed "git init". . "crypt" is here to lead you back to the Path of Enlightened Configuration. Store encrypted configuration values in etcd or Consul using a command-line application. . Decrypt them before starting your application using a wrapper script and the handy CLI tool, or inside the app using the "crypt/config" library. . "crypt" is built on time-tested standards like OpenPGP, base64, and gzip. Your data is encrypted using public key encryption, and can only be decrypted by when the private key is available. After compression, it is encrypted, and base64-encoded so it can be stored in your key/value store of choice. etcd and Consul are supported out of the box, but adding other storage tools is a trivial task, thanks to Go’s interfaces. . This package provides the command-line tool "bin/crypt", but renamed to /usr/bin/crypt-xordataexchange, to avoid filename collision with /usr/bin/crypt from the mcrypt package.
PackageMaintainer	Debian Go Packaging Team <team+pkg-go@tracker.debian.org>
PackageName	golang-github-xordataexchange-crypt
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	0.0.2+git20170626.21.b2862e3-2+b21
SHA-1	37E6019E9A5011153F6E74ED4A6469C6EBBEE550
SHA-256	86F6DBB69CEB7A265DCC2749A99DEDE577793A7AD4548552D097F9A29E7987A8

Key	Value
FileSize	2895156
MD5	5C6E6468A897C4B6A2BB38B64E3E375B
PackageDescription	Store/retrieve encrypted configs from etcd or Consul (CLI tool) Fess up. You have passwords and usernames hard coded in your apps. You have IP addresses checked in to your source code repository. You have entire configuration files that were created by the developer who wrote the app and haven’t been changed since she typed "git init". . "crypt" is here to lead you back to the Path of Enlightened Configuration. Store encrypted configuration values in etcd or Consul using a command-line application. . Decrypt them before starting your application using a wrapper script and the handy CLI tool, or inside the app using the "crypt/config" library. . "crypt" is built on time-tested standards like OpenPGP, base64, and gzip. Your data is encrypted using public key encryption, and can only be decrypted by when the private key is available. After compression, it is encrypted, and base64-encoded so it can be stored in your key/value store of choice. etcd and Consul are supported out of the box, but adding other storage tools is a trivial task, thanks to Go’s interfaces. . This package provides the command-line tool "bin/crypt", but renamed to /usr/bin/crypt-xordataexchange, to avoid filename collision with /usr/bin/crypt from the mcrypt package.
PackageMaintainer	Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageName	golang-github-xordataexchange-crypt
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	0.0.2+git20170626.21.b2862e3-2build1
SHA-1	4512DCAB13C53FE036D6F8A92B03689A80B6377B
SHA-256	761F9271CB2806E87022A97D0B909E7FA0F57AB2FB335804D3E819A517251B96

Key	Value
FileSize	2229340
MD5	827BCBE3A4F46D13862275C6F36E3A42
PackageDescription	Store/retrieve encrypted configs from etcd or Consul (CLI tool) Fess up. You have passwords and usernames hard coded in your apps. You have IP addresses checked in to your source code repository. You have entire configuration files that were created by the developer who wrote the app and haven’t been changed since she typed "git init". . "crypt" is here to lead you back to the Path of Enlightened Configuration. Store encrypted configuration values in etcd or Consul using a command-line application. . Decrypt them before starting your application using a wrapper script and the handy CLI tool, or inside the app using the "crypt/config" library. . "crypt" is built on time-tested standards like OpenPGP, base64, and gzip. Your data is encrypted using public key encryption, and can only be decrypted by when the private key is available. After compression, it is encrypted, and base64-encoded so it can be stored in your key/value store of choice. etcd and Consul are supported out of the box, but adding other storage tools is a trivial task, thanks to Go’s interfaces. . This package provides the command-line tool "bin/crypt", but renamed to /usr/bin/crypt-xordataexchange, to avoid filename collision with /usr/bin/crypt from the mcrypt package.
PackageMaintainer	Debian Go Packaging Team <team+pkg-go@tracker.debian.org>
PackageName	golang-github-xordataexchange-crypt
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	0.0.2+git20170626.21.b2862e3-2+b21
SHA-1	583DFE21C94E000618B6F703598890EB6B97BEE6
SHA-256	D477C4F19BC774224755C31CF5FEE4E79A8BAD2BCCDB80EB56AE6747FF2AF610

Key	Value
FileSize	2275332
MD5	B77CCB29A4971B143E42586392710FCC
PackageDescription	Store/retrieve encrypted configs from etcd or Consul (CLI tool) Fess up. You have passwords and usernames hard coded in your apps. You have IP addresses checked in to your source code repository. You have entire configuration files that were created by the developer who wrote the app and haven’t been changed since she typed "git init". . "crypt" is here to lead you back to the Path of Enlightened Configuration. Store encrypted configuration values in etcd or Consul using a command-line application. . Decrypt them before starting your application using a wrapper script and the handy CLI tool, or inside the app using the "crypt/config" library. . "crypt" is built on time-tested standards like OpenPGP, base64, and gzip. Your data is encrypted using public key encryption, and can only be decrypted by when the private key is available. After compression, it is encrypted, and base64-encoded so it can be stored in your key/value store of choice. etcd and Consul are supported out of the box, but adding other storage tools is a trivial task, thanks to Go’s interfaces. . This package provides the command-line tool "bin/crypt", but renamed to /usr/bin/crypt-xordataexchange, to avoid filename collision with /usr/bin/crypt from the mcrypt package.
PackageMaintainer	Debian Go Packaging Team <team+pkg-go@tracker.debian.org>
PackageName	golang-github-xordataexchange-crypt
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	0.0.2+git20170626.21.b2862e3-2+b21
SHA-1	5959ED0C8466E184D28C92A3D84509F39EBD3855
SHA-256	E70A0EDF56AA472236AAB03C3E903BB80FD61832E6D20A8623C7954E065BC209

Key	Value
FileSize	2293136
MD5	13A87797FFD1F257E8486C226716A957
PackageDescription	Store/retrieve encrypted configs from etcd or Consul (CLI tool) Fess up. You have passwords and usernames hard coded in your apps. You have IP addresses checked in to your source code repository. You have entire configuration files that were created by the developer who wrote the app and haven’t been changed since she typed "git init". . "crypt" is here to lead you back to the Path of Enlightened Configuration. Store encrypted configuration values in etcd or Consul using a command-line application. . Decrypt them before starting your application using a wrapper script and the handy CLI tool, or inside the app using the "crypt/config" library. . "crypt" is built on time-tested standards like OpenPGP, base64, and gzip. Your data is encrypted using public key encryption, and can only be decrypted by when the private key is available. After compression, it is encrypted, and base64-encoded so it can be stored in your key/value store of choice. etcd and Consul are supported out of the box, but adding other storage tools is a trivial task, thanks to Go’s interfaces. . This package provides the command-line tool "bin/crypt", but renamed to /usr/bin/crypt-xordataexchange, to avoid filename collision with /usr/bin/crypt from the mcrypt package.
PackageMaintainer	Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageName	golang-github-xordataexchange-crypt
PackageSection	utils
PackageVersion	0.0.2+git20170626.21.b2862e3-3
SHA-1	5ADC9620ADEB335FD8308788D621FE760AE612D0
SHA-256	FE2F61B1E05C657EB99F5D517F062D4DCA90C822E31EBC04E4839BF0D729A3D6