Quoting Geoff & Lynne Maclean (2016-03-28 11:17:20) > After a quick learning curve with pgp and git, I've set up pass and even > playing with qtpass so I can run it on a usb stick for work. > I've hit a small hiccup in that when I run the command pass, instead of > getting the 544 odd entries I have in a folder called All, I only get the > following: > > $ pass ls > (none) > --- > username: openphoto > password: (none) > url: [1]http://gwmaclean.openphoto.me/ > " > > I can't see that entry in qtpass, or in my .password-store folder (using > Arch Linux with gnome 3 with show hidden files enabled) > If I run pass All I can see my other entries i.e.: > > $ pass All > All > ├── 10.1.1.4 > ├── 192.168.1.1 > etc > > I tried variations of pass rm none, (none) or '(none)' but it tells me > that none or (none) is not in the password store, or bash: syntax error > near unexpected token `(' > My 1st question is: > How would I get ride of that (none) entry so all items show when I run > just plan old pass?
Can you post the output of `find ~/.password-store -ls` and maybe `bash -x $(which pass) ls`? Make sure that it does not contain sensitive information. > And, recently thru [2]reddit I saw the following for when importing from > Lastpass (which I did although I am using Passwordsafe (pwsafe) and that > importer didn't work at all for me): > > For those who imported lastpass data, check and see if you have any data > that wasn't under any catagory. If you do it will be under a folder in > .password-store called (none). Use the command 'pass mv "(none)" Misc'. > Name it anything to save yourselves any problems later. That way > everything works perfectly. I'm shocked that I had never heard about > this until now. Time to delete my acct on Lastpass > > That's what I did for my files, moving them to All. Would that have > caused my problem above? > A suggestion I have is therefore that it would also be handy if that > reddit tip and any other tips, examples etc could be added to the web or > man page. The man page is for pass and therefore this link would be wrong there. Not sure about the web page. Maybe in the migration section. > The web page states 'There is [3]bash [4]completion so that you can simply > hit tab to fill in names and commands' and the start of the man page > advises There is a corresponding bash completion script for use with tab > completing password names in bash(1). > My 2nd question is: > How do I actually find and use that script? It's in the source tar ball or the git repository under src/completion: https://git.zx2c4.com/password-store/tree/src/completion
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