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passwords via the longer options for I<lowercase>, I<uppercase>,
I<numerical>, I<specials> and I<unreadable>.

Also, any boolean option (readable, special) can be negated using "no", such as
I<genpass --nospecial> which negates I<genpass --special>.

B<genpass> also supports configuration files, so you don't have to remember all
your favorite options and insert them each time. First it tries to read a
C<.genpass.yaml> in your home folder (works with Linux, BSD, MacOS, Windows and
anything L<File::HomeDir> supports) and if that doesn't exist (or is simply
unreadable), it looks for a global Unix-style conf named C</etc/genpass.yaml>.

You will read below how you can specifically ask to read a completely different
file instead of the default ones mentioned above.

Read below for more options and examples.

=head1 OPTIONS

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