On 2019-01-15 21:58:37, Aleksei Fedotov wrote:
Git would have not protected you from the case you described, but it
protects you from losing data and makes all changes traceable and
reversible.
I think it would have, because it makes the commit when you close the=20
editor.
So the password he
On 18-12-08 10:42:09, Paul Schwendenman wrote:
You can just run pass init again with the correct list of gpg keys
From the man page:
... This command must be run first before a password store can be used.
If the specified /gpg-id/is different from the key used in any existing
files, these
On 18-11-26 13:55:21, pablo1+p...@mailbox.org wrote:
Hello,
I was wondering if someone has found a way to integrate pass in
weechat.
Weechat's config doesn't allow to sepecify external programs to be
run. There is a issue on the github page
(https://github.com/weechat/weechat/issues/141) for
On 18-11-08 12:41:36, Kevin Lyda wrote:
You should assume they have all the passwords in pass. So you'd want to
remove their gpg key - I think you just do that with git init and then a
list of the gpg id's you want to keep. Then you need to change all your
passwords.
Kevin
Agreed, it's the
On 18-07-15 16:45:19, Paul wrote:
I do this already with my passmenu fork (in addition to a few other
changes, like removing arrays to make it POSIX sh).
Might be worth making a PR? I haven't had much feedback either way tbh.
Few people here and there said they wouldn't mind but don't care
Is it worth adding an -i flag to the dmenu command in passmenu?
This would make the script case-insensitive.
What do people think?
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On 18-06-29 11:37:04, Steve Harriss wrote:
Is there any value in enabling pass to get just 3, or more, specific characters
from a password and just displaying them?
A lot of banking sites now ask for specific numbered characters and, in
a longer password it can be challenging to get the 6th,
On 18-06-16 01:53:52, Steve Gilberd wrote:
One other thought regarding the choice of language. I personally keep a
copy of pass stored *inside my pass git repository*, so that I can still
easily use it on systems where pass is not installed without adding too
many extra steps. Bash is
On 18-06-16 01:11:51, Steve Gilberd wrote:
I feel the same - the simplicity of it, and the ability for me to easily
audit the source code, are significant reasons for my choosing *pass* as my
password manager.
I feel quite strongly that it should remain both simple / small, and
ideally still
On 18-06-15 09:16:27, Volkan Yazıcı wrote:
I see the point of replacing bash with another programming language, that
being said, I feel the urge to say something about this without falling
into the trap of ranting about programming languages. One of the key points
of pass that was really the
On 18-06-14 19:49:56, Tobias Girstmair wrote:
Thanks for this update -- very much appreciated. :-) A few thoughts below.
On Thu, Jun 14, 2018 at 05:09:35PM +0200, Jason A. Donenfeld wrote:
Our recommendations for authenticity and integrity
continue to be to enable git commit signing, which
On 18-05-21 12:07:30, Vlad Nastasiu wrote:
Hello,
I have a noob question: does the efail vuln affects password store in any
way?
https://efail.de/
I am by no means an authority on it but from what I gather it's a
problem with how Mail Clients read HTML. Shouldn't be an issue with
pass.
On 18-01-29 15:39:36, tiger peng wrote:
Hi All,
I like the simplicity of password store, and am looking for more advanced usage
of password management.
As Ops team, we have many credentials should be shared within the team as well
possibly share some of the credentials to external teams, such
On 18-01-28 10:25:31, Greg Minshall wrote:
hi. thanks very much to the responsible parties for password-store,
which i'm happily using on lubuntu.
i'm attracted to somehow synchronizing with my iphone. the solution
(that i've seen) uses git for synchronizing.
this tickles something that's
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