Remmina-command-line-examples.md

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## Connect to multiple profiles from a terminal

```shell
╭─antenore@bigmom /data/remmina/profiles
╰─$ remmina -c barfoo.remmina -c foobar.remmina
```

## Edit settings of existing profiles

```shell
╭─antenore@bigmom /data/remmina/profiles
╰─$ cp test-spice_spice_ubu20_192-168-1-39.remmina test-spice_spice_ubu20_192-168-1-28.remmina
╭─antenore@bigmom /data/remmina/profiles
╰─$ remmina --set-option server=192.168.1.28 --update-profile test-spice_spice_ubu20_192-168-1-28.remmina
╭─antenore@bigmom /data/remmina/profiles
╰─$ diff test-spice_spice_ubu20_192-168-1-28.remmina test-spice_spice_ubu20_192-168-1-39.remmina
8c8
< server=192.168.1.28
---
> server=192.168.1.39
```

`--set-option` can be used multiple times and the last one must be followed by `--update-profile` and the connection profile file (.remmina)

## Encrypt a password

```shell
$ echo foopass | remmina --encrypt-password test-spice_spice_ubu20_192-168-1-28.remmina
Enter the password you want to encrypt:
Encrypted password: G1/IJfT3evw=

Usage:
rdp://username:G1/IJfT3evw=@server
vnc://username:G1/IJfT3evw=@server
vnc://server?VncUsername=user\&VncPassword=G1%2FIJfT3evw%3D
```

This is the password using the default Remmina password encryption algorithm, but consider that is not safe.

If you want to be safe, use kwallet or gnome-keyring, in the password field use a `.` (dot) and search how to add secrets from the command line in kwallet or gnome-keyring