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# Secret Key Keyring
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> `n34 config keyring` command
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**Usage:**
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```
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Manages the secret key keyring, including enabling, disabling, or resetting it.
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Usage: n34 config keyring <--enable|--disable|--reset>
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Options:
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--enable Enables the secret key keyring. You will be prompted for your key one last time to store it.
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--disable Disables the secret key keyring. This removes the stored key and prevents new ones from being saved.
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--reset Resets the keyring. This deletes the current key, allowing a new one to be stored on the next use.
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```
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To avoid entering your private key for every command, you can enable the keyring
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to store it securely. First, run `n34 config keyring --enable`. The next time
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you run an `n34` command that requires your private key, it will be saved
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to your system's keyring. You will not need to enter it again for subsequent
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commands.
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To replace the stored key with a new one, use the `--reset` flag. To stop using
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the keyring and remove the stored key, use the `--disable` flag.
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`n34` uses your operating system's native secret management system. For example,
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it uses `keyutils` on Linux and `Keychain` on macOS.
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