If this option is provided, hosts marked as Windows hosts will check this file for a password and pass it on to the alias for the host in order to make logging into Windows almost as painless as *nix hosts.
If this option is provided, hosts marked as Windows hosts will check this file for a password and pass it on to the alias for the host in order to make logging into Windows almost as painless as *nix hosts.
**This feature should be considered temporary and used only at your own risk.** This is a **very insecure** thing to do, and the intent is to replace this later with LastPass support or similar instead, and was added mostly as a personal exercise.
**This feature should be considered temporary and used only at your own risk.** This is a **very insecure** thing to do, and the intent is to replace this later with LastPass support or similar instead, and was added mostly as a personal exercise.
To configure, once you have your password file set up, just export the location as a variable like so:
To configure, once you have your password file set up, just export the location as a variable in your shell RC before sourcing the __Tab Sorcery__ script like so:
```
```
export SORC_PASS_FILE="$HOME/.some_file"
export SORC_PASS_FILE="$HOME/.some_file"
```
```
### Full Example of How to Call the __Tab Sorcery__ Script
### Full Example of How to Call the Tab Sorcery Script
Here is a full example utilizing all available options. Please note that only the last line, beginning with a dot, is absolutely required.
Here is a full example utilizing all available options. Please note that only the last line, beginning with a dot, is absolutely required.
