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So I have Chromium (137), and Kwallet, and they work ok, Chromium saves and offers passwords on sites, and they are correct. But I want to backup my passwords to external drive (and there are another ...
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A few years ago, I read about secrets being passed to commands without displaying and in an automated or scripting manner. Is possible to do this using pass? I figure if it is setup in a way in which ...
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I found many guides on how to mount a NAS drive via fstab. Quite some enter username and password right into the fstab file, others use a file .smbcredentialsfor that. I'd like to manage all my ...
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I need to connect by SSH to a remote server that does not accept SSH keys. They only allow SSH authentication by username and password. Is there a way to setup things such that my terminal (or shell, ...
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I have been using pass (cli pw manager) for a couple of years now, and I just started using yubikeys. I have (2) YKs which I configured as duplicates of each other, transferring the same gpg subkeys (...
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I am trying to use the Secret Service (not NSA/CIA, but the Linux one, through secret-tool command) outside of X. I managed to use it with kwalletd and with keepassxc. But kwalletd needs KDE and hence ...
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The pass program is a command line utility to store passwords plus free form extra data in small files encrypted with gpg. It provides a grep sub-command in particular to find passwords by the extra ...
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I have a keepassxc database with passwords on my laptop with Lubuntu. I have a backup on flash drive via rsync. I'd like to use the same database on my Android phone and Windows machine at work as ...
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Recently, I’ve tried to install nheko, a Matrix client, but I failed using it because it complains it cannot store password and other secrets because there are no providers for org.freedesktop.secrets ...
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I just migrated from keepassxc to the linux pass password utility. But I often find myself su'ing to my user's account from another user's session, and when I try to run any pass commands on entries ...
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I Have rented a VPS and I want to encrypt it's data, at least on the /home directory, because I don't want the owners of the VPS to have a look at the content of my data. But the server already has ...
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I've installed pass-import via pip. pip install pass-import Defaulting to user installation because normal site-packages is not writeable Requirement already satisfied: pass-import in ./.local/lib/...
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I use Aerc eMail-client on Archlinux. I have an gmail-account, which I was setting up like this: https://oren.github.io/articles/text-based-gmail/. So I integrated the special password-App. How can I ...
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Unfortunatelly I made mistake somewhere but can't get where. I had issues with ssh and github, tried different things and they didn't work. Later I decided .. i think.. moved file i balieve it was ...
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I have a NAS I want to mount on access. I can do this by adding //xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/directory /mountpoint smb3 x-systemd.automount,credentials=home/user/.smbcredentials 0 0 to my fstab. I also want to ...
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Is it possible to store the Firefox Primary Password (formerly known as the Master password) using the freedesktop secret service dbus API, in order to bypass the password prompt when Firefox starts ...
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As title said, I accidentally deleted ~/.gnupg directory. $ pass odysee gpg: decryption failed: No secret key I just want to access my password stored with pass. Is it recoverable from this state?, ...
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Let's say that you have ~/passwords.txt file where you store all your passwords. How to Best secure the file, so that only you can read/write this file with some "master password"? Securely ...
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Pardon me if this is not possible. My goal is to utilise pass. From the conducted research, it appears that the pass command utility will require a GPG key before you can store your sensitive data. ...
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I recently learned about pass git integration, which allows to sync my passwords with a remote git repo. Which I instantly didn't hesitate to configure. So then I decided to clone this repo on another ...
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I have been using pass for some time to store passwords, but now I want to move my password store from the default location. According to the man page, it is enough to set PASSWORD_STORE_DIR variable ...
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I use pass (standard unix password manager) and it stopped searching linked directories, eg: > pass find test Search Terms: test ├── mine -> /mnt/params/.password-store/mine [recursive, not ...
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I use GNU's password store (pass) to save all my passwords including my email passwords. I have a passphrase set on my GPG keys which is then remembered by gpg-agent for an hour. I also have a cron ...
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I already used pass program for password managing on MacOS with zsh (where the autocompletion worked flawlessly out of the box) and now trying to move on linux on a raspberry pi 4b 4GB, installed zsh ...
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Here's info on the pass: https://www.passwordstore.org My key point is, that I would like to pass the passphrase key at the command line. However, the topic and solutions related to this question that ...
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I have two arch linux machines: desktop & laptop; Both have pass as the password manager, with the same gpg key, versions, passwords; but when asking for password on the laptop popup that asks for ...
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I want to use the pass credential store for DockerHub login. Therefore, following mainly this link I installed pass (apt install pass) I installed docker-credential-pass, but following the ...
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I'm using the pass application which I find really handy. I want to change the keyphrase (mother password). I had a look at the man page there but i'm not sure what to do. Do I have to use the init ...
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Whilst trying to learn pass password manager I noticed that I cannot press Enter key. This also happens when I try to use muttwizard for configuring mutt/neomutt, eg. during password I cannot press ...
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I just started using pass of by Jason A. Donenfeld as a password manager. I entered a password (e.g. email/[email protected]). To retrieve it I type pass email/[email protected] I'm being asked ...
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I recently migrated from Arch to Artix Linux and the GUI dialog for pass disappeared. I need to get it back. In Arch, passmenu launches a GUI dialog to insert the password for the gpg keys, but in ...
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I setup gpg with pass on a new computer and pass does not prompt me for the password of my gpg key, meaning I can't access my encrypted passwords on that computer. What can I do? when I run pass ...
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Both my wife and I use linux on different computers and have gnu pass installed. I want to share a few of my passwords with her. Is there a secure way to do this?
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The password manager integrated within the Mozilla Thunderbird e-mail program is apparently a little outdated, using 70s crypto (3DES) for storing passwords with a master password, even though there ...
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I'm writing a script for retrieving passwords from pass. I want it be as efficient to use as possible. I've seen passmenu and want something almost the same. I want to select a password from dmenu, ...
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It fails when I try to generate/insert a password inside a given directory, 'private' in this example: $ pass generate private/test : skipped: No public key gpg: [stdin]: encryption failed: No public ...
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If KeePassXC is sandboxed in a Flatpak, browsers can only access it, if they are not sandboxed, i.e. installed as an deb/rpm package or similar on the host. Sandboxing both the browser, i.e. Firefox, ...
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Environment Ubuntu Server 18.04 gpg2 v2.2.4 pass v1.7.1 Question Is there a way to start gpg-agent --supervised on startup ? When I try to start gpg-agent --supervised, I get : gpg-agent (GnuPG) ...
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Is there way to make passwords even more secure for ie.using schecluded Bash Script to change randomly-generated salt for the users' passwords for ie. two times per month without regular and ordinary ...
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I moved to the pass password manager and I'm trying to integrate it as well as possible into my workflow. However, I'm not familiar with deeper synchronization/version-control concepts (git, password ...
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I'm using the passwordstore to manage my passwords. I've set it up with git. Now I have the use case that I want to rename an entry from 'ABC' to 'abc'. I tried doing it with pass git mv ABC.gpg abc....
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I am currently using Pass as my password manager and I want to use it on my phone too. So I download Android Password Storage on my phone because it was listed as an android app for Pass at home page ...
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I am looking for a simple, open-source password manager for linux with a CLI. It has to have a way of retrieving a password via the command line, so I can use it in several scripts (that sync my email ...
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I have setup gopass to be my password manager on my arch linux desktop. I would like to sync the password store to my Android mobile device. Is the only way to create a remote git repo on GitLab/...
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With my team, we need to share a few private keys and we store them in a pass repository. So instead of extracting the key and storing it in cleartext on the filesystem, I am looking for a way to ...
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Windows and Mac both have a handy way to secure data using the users' login credentials. The Data Protection API on Windows uses a symmetric key which is never stored in plain-text, and is encrypted ...
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Arch's docs on Chromium Browser say that for the purposes of storing passwords it uses either gnome, uses Gnome Keyring kwallet5, uses KDE Wallet basic, saves the passwords and the cookies' encryption ...
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When a LUKS password is sent to the LUKS header for decryption, can it be stolen by a hacker who modified the LUKS header? Suppose my boot partition is healthy.
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Is there any command or option to read user hashed password from /etc/shadow file?
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I am using the linux password manager called "pass". Is there a way to set an expiry date on the stored passwords? I couldn't find any info on google or pass' man page. Do I have to resort to using ...
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