It is a good idea to store the password encrypted, even when backing up. So as the password store is only a folder with files you can use cp(1) or rsync(1) or tar(1) to backup and restore the data (best as a whole, then you will have no problems if you reencrypt).
If you want to reencrypt files in your password store, read the man page about `pass init`. If you have two folders with a old and new password store with possiblely different gpg ids you can transvere every single password that you want like this: PASSWORD_STORE_DIR=~/old-store pass show old/password/name | PASSWORD_STORE_DIR=~/new-store pass insert --multiline new/password/name Have fun, Lucas On Mon, Jun 22, 2015 at 05:06:27PM +0800, Pickfire wrote: > On Mon, Jun 22, 2015 at 09:59:04AM +0200, Lenz Weber wrote: > >Without answering the question "where do you want to export it to?" this > >can not really be answered. > > > >Generally: your password data is stored in gpg-encrypted flat files that > >can be manually decrypted and opened in any editor. > > > >If you want to import it to another password manager application, it > >would either need to support importing from password-store or from a > >simple text file format. > > > >In the latter case, a simple shell script like this oneliner (I'm sure > >this is possible more beautiful, this is rather crude): > > find ~/.password-store -iname \*.gpg | sed 's,.*\.password-store/,,' | > >sed 's,\.gpg,,' | xargs -n1 -I{} bash -c "echo {}; cat > >~/.password-store/{}.gpg | gpg -d; echo " > > > >could help you export your data. > > I want to export data for backup and import from `pass` next time and > I want to change the gpg key for pass. > > I hope that the README shows the way to export `pass` data and not only > how to import it. > > -- > _____________________________________ > < Do what you like, like what you do. > > ------------------------------------- > \ ^__^ > \ (oo)\_______ > (__)\ )\/\ > ||----w | > || ||
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