printf(" --non-inter %s\n", _("Do not expect user input; exit if it is required"));
printf(" --passwd-on-stdin %s\n", _("Read password from standard input"));
#if ENABLE_KEYCHAIN
- printf(" --use-keychain=ACCOUNT %s\n", _("Look up Keychain to fill password form options"));
+ printf(" --use-keychain=ACCOUNT %s\n", _("Look up Keychain to fill password form fields"));
#endif
printf(" --authgroup=GROUP %s\n", _("Choose authentication login selection"));
printf(" -c, --certificate=CERT %s\n", _("Use SSL client certificate CERT"));
.OP \-\-no\-xmlpost
.OP \-\-non\-inter
.OP \-\-passwd\-on\-stdin
-.OP \-\-use-keychain string
+.OP \-\-use\-keychain string
.OP \-\-protocol proto
.OP \-\-token\-mode mode
.OP \-\-token\-secret {secret\fR[\fI,counter\fR]|@\fIfile\fR}
Read password from standard input
.TP
.B \-\-use\-keychain=ACCOUNT
-Look up Keychain to fill password form options.
+Look up Keychain to fill password form field.
.I ACCOUNT
is a base name of Keychain items. For example, if
.I ACCOUNT
-is "companyvpn", it creates item named "companyvpn:token" for "token"
-password form option.
+is "companyvpn", it looks up Keychain item named "companyvpn:token" for
+"token" password form field.
.TP
.B \-\-protocol=PROTO
Select VPN protocol