Engineer's Keyring
                          Release Level 1.2.4


This application consists of one runfile Keyring.Run

Product Name   : Engineer's Keyring
Supported On   : B24, B26, B27, B28, B38, B39, and all SuperGen hardware
Supported OS   : BTOS II, CTOS I, CTOS II, CTOS III

Description    : The Engineer's Keyring can clear the volume password of any 
                 writable LFS disk, encrypted or not.  It can also display and 
                 print file, directory, and volume unencrypted passwords and 
                 all their corresponding protection levels.  This is a 
                 potentially powerful utility easily abused in the wrong
                 hands, so distribution with discretion is warranted.
        
                 
Directions/Use : The Engineer's Keyring uses six parameters to remove the
                 password from a CTOS volume, If you run Keyring.run with Case 
                 DP all local file system passwords will be cleared 
                 immediately without confirmation:
                 
                 [LFS device list (* = all)]
                 
                 Enter the disk devices to work upon, such as "[d0]" or "d1 d2 
                 f0", etc. or enter "*" for all LFS disk devices.  If no 
                 parameter is entered no volume information will be displayed 
                 for any devices.
                 
                 [Suppress directory passwords?]
                 
                 By default Keyring will list directory passwords.  To 
                 suppress the display of directory passwords, enter Yes.
                 
                 File list (for file passwords)]
                 
                 Specify a list of files to display file passwords, such as
                 .user files.  The default is no files.  On protected files you
                 must provide a volume or directory password in your default
                 Path or by appending it to the file list specifications in 
                 the parameter (e.g. "<Sys>*.user^password" ).
                 
                 [Print file]
                 
                 Sends an output copy to a specified file or printer queue.
	
	             [Deactivate volume passwords?]
	             
	             Specify yes to wipe the volume passwords away until the 
	             volume is mounted again when you reboot or reinsert the 
	             floppy.  This does not write to the disk but you can now use 
	             Change Volume Name without a password and reset one.
	             
	             [Confirm each deactivation?]
	             
	             If you enter Yes here, Keyring will prompt you to confirm each
	             volume when you are wiping the volume passwords.  Default is 
	             No.
	  

COMMAND
          
/Engineers Keyring
  [LFS device list (* = all)]
  [Suppress directory passwords?]
  [File list (for file passwords)]
  [Print file]
  [Deactivate volume passwords?]
  [Confirm each deactivation?]