phryk 🏴Apr 9, 2018

Forgot the passphrase to my desktop.

Seems like I finally arrived at an amount of critical passwords I can't keep track of anymore - I should probably set up some crypted container thingamabob with a two way sync between devices.

Any recommendations?

Show threadJokkeApr 27, 2018
@phryk
https://passworstore.org it has built in git support and a very KISS approach: gpg encrypted text files. On that note some ruthless self marketing: https://github.com/jreinert/autopass
Show threadphryk 🏴Apr 27, 2018
@jokke Already deployed pass, tho with no fancy integration frontends or anything, I'm a bit paranoid about giving my browser what basically accounts to an API to the password manager…
Show threadJokke
@phryk it's not a browser integration. Just a little launcher thingy with fuzzy search and automatic matching of entries on the base of window titles
Apr 27, 2018 at 11:32amWeb
Show threadphryk 🏴Apr 27, 2018
@jokke Oh, I was alluding to browserpass. Your thing I think doesn't make sense in my desktop stack because I'm not using rofi – just plain awesome.
Show threadJokkeApr 27, 2018
@phryk it doesn't really matter what you use as long as it's linux and has Xorg running
Show threadphryk 🏴Apr 27, 2018

@jokke Well, I'm on BSD. :P

Also, the main reason I decided to use pass is its utter simplicity. Adding autopass would more than double the involved complexity because a) ruby and b) it about doubles the amount of involved code (by SLOCs).

Stumbled upon your caching logic and after that, my approach is pretty much "I'll only use it if I read the whole thing and don't see anything wrong with it" which I currently just don't have the time for. ^^;

Show threadJokkeApr 27, 2018
@phryk fair enough :) i'm currently working on the v1 branch and should be able to merge it in the not too far future. It cleans up a lot and adds some features.