Matt Johnston wrote:
Personally I'm not sure this is a good idea. On multi-user systems, I usually make a point of keeping standard dot files (.muttrc, .pwm/*, .zshrc, .ssh/config etc) world-readable, as it's a useful way of teaching people how to use less-known program features.Maybe changing the std_hooks file to look for passwords in ~/.monotone/passwords, and ensuring appropriate permissions on that file (and keys themselves) would be better?
I think it would be better to allow keys without passphrases and making sure the key files have appropriate permissions.
Matt
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