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I use "pass": http://www.passwordstore.org/ http://www.passwordstore.org/ Everything in GPG-encrypted files, in a git repo that I sync with my server. The GPG
by girzel 11y ago
I use "pass": http://www.passwordstore.org/ http://www.passwordstore.org/
Everything in GPG-encrypted files, in a git repo that I sync with my server. The GPG key is kept unlocked for an hour or so with gpg-agent, meaning I only type my key password a few times a day.
All passwords copied and pasted from the shell, though I use Conkeror so there's no reason I couldn't write a little bit of integration to have the passwords pasted directly into the web forms.
- warmwaffles 11y agoI do the same here, though I have not pushed my keys to anywhere external just yet and I do not have my gpg kept unlocked for very long.
- girzel 11y agoI keep the repo sync'd between two computers, and have even cloned it to my Android phone, but I haven't yet summoned the guts to actually put my PGP key on my phone so I can access my passwords there.