This is slightly goofy, please bear with me.

It occured to me that over the course of time, I tend to end up with a
lot of keys in the factotum on my local laptop.  However, it's always
the same keys, and it's repetative and annoying to type every time I
login.  Naturally, I want to put them this in a file, but because I'm
just a little paranoid about my laptop getting stolen (and someone
finding a file called ``passwords!''), I don't want it in plain text.
Secstore is the obvious answer, but only works on a network, and I
don't really want to bother running secstored locally.  It'd be nice
to have something simple that just encrypts and decrypts files on my
local machine.

Auth/aescbc does this, but isn't particularly convenient since you
have to pass the raw key to it (in hex) via the environment (in the
variable HEX).  So, I wrote a small program that acts as a wrapper
around auth/aescbc, and called it µsecstore.  It gets the key to use
from factotum, so it's pretty convenient, and I feel safer using this
than storing my passwords in a file in the clear.  I usually run it
out of my $lib/lib/profile as:

	µsecstore -r $home/lib/factotum.aes | read -m >
	/mnt/factotum/ctl

I've attached it below, along with a man page.  Is there another way
to do this, btw, that might be better?  Criticisms and suggestions are
welcome.

	- Dan C.