On Tue, Feb 14, 2023 at 3:55 AM Judd Montgomery wrote: > > On 2/13/23 16:03, Morten Kjærulff wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I made this https://gitlab.com/mortenkjarulff/psfs - A very simple > > readonly FUSE filesystem on top of pass. > > One usecase is to "move" my ~/.netrc to pass. Yes, I could rewrite all > > my scripts that rely on ~/.netrc, but I can fix them all with this. > > > > I would very much like some comments. > > Is it too simple and silly? > > Has it already been done? > > Any comments are wellcome! > > > > The goal is get an encrypted file, not to implement all pass commands via > > files. > > > > /Morten > > -- > > I'm a happy dreamer > > I believe in love > > On xubuntu 22.04 I get this when it is mounted at ~/psfs/ > > ~/psfs$ echo secret > secret > bash: secret: Is a directory > > Are my pass secrets supposed to show up there? > > Judd
It can only show your secrets already in pass, not insert/update/list. And you have to suffix the secret name with ?show. So, if you mount at ~/psfs and you have a secret called "mysecret", show it with cat ~/psfs/mysecret?show /Morten
