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# not encrypted passgen -c any-secret -o data.png -s 1024 # fails !!! It thinks its encrypted. passgen -d data.png @echo "" @echo "" # encrypted with password passgen -e "any secret" -p pass123 -o data_enc.png -s 1024 passgen -d data_enc.png -p pass123
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You see an error when using the -d flag after the -c flag because the -d flag is only used for decrypting encrypted information with the -e flag.
-d
-c
-e
In other words, -d is not intended for reading unencrypted QR codes. The -c flag creates a QR code with custom text but does not make it encrypted.
In next updates, I will add a new -r flag for reading unencrypted QR codes. Let me know if you need any further assistance!
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