Hiya!
On 2020-06-16 7:45 a.m., jaan vaks wrote:
> I'm new in the list and scrolled back a few months to see if I could
> find living thread about how to utilize multiple password stores. I
> didn't.
> I currently have 2 stores but would like to use more in other
> collaboration constellations. I
On 2018-06-15 10:47 AM, Ben Oliver wrote:
> 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
e and some extraneous output from gpg when it's informing that it is using
a certain subkey instead of the public key (when listing key ids of encryption
recipients for a file)
This patch series is based on the current master, caaa5f0, and it should be
relatively easy to backport to the 1.6.x series.
Gabr
Gabriel Filion:
> I'm having issues where pass reencrypts passwords whenever I do an "mv"
> operation. all of the passwords in the same directory get reencrypted
> even though nothing has changed for them.
>
> I'm using pass v1.6.5 (debian sid) with gpg 2.1.18.
for info
Hello,
I'm having issues where pass reencrypts passwords whenever I do an "mv"
operation. all of the passwords in the same directory get reencrypted
even though nothing has changed for them.
I'm using pass v1.6.5 (debian sid) with gpg 2.1.18.
I've looked at what's happening in the code around
Hey there,
Michael Aquilina:
> I am looking into setting up a team repo with shared passwords with pass.
> However I also have a personal pass repo for storing my passwords.
>
> What is the recommended approach for accessing passwords from multiple pass
> repos?
I've achieved this using
Hi there,
Dominic Sonntag:
> I'm quite new to pass and I migrated from KeePass.
> I have two password stores in use, one I share with my team and a
> personal one. They live in the two directories ~/.global-password-store
> and ~/.password-store and are git repos.
>
> I created an alias:
>
>
Jason A. Donenfeld:
> Welp, in the last 2 days:
>
> krantz log # grep git-daemon messages | grep 'Connection from' | wc -l
> 3079
>
> So, I guess git:// will be sticking around, alas.
That just means ppl haven't changed their remotes.
if you choose an ultimatum date, like say in 3 months, and
On 05/02/16 02:41 PM, Jason A. Donenfeld wrote:
> Or is it just an issue of the person looking over your
> shoulder being able to memorize randomly generated 17 character
> passwords really fast?
yes, shoulder surfing is a thing. and I know some ppl who are able to
remember such a sequence of
Hi there,
I've just switched to pass and it's really nice.
I don't quite like that when generating a password, it gets printed on
the terminal by default. I can of course put the password in the
clipboard to avoid showing it, but I have to remember to add that
argument each time otherwise
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