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Pass (https://www.passwordstore.org/ https://www.passwordstore.org/) seems to perform a similar function but with more features.
by Narkov 11y ago
Pass (https://www.passwordstore.org/ https://www.passwordstore.org/) seems to perform a similar function but with more features.
- rkeene2 11y agoI don't use GPG keys but instead a smartcard with RSA key pairs (stored as an RSA private key that I cannot access and an X.509v3 certificate which has my public key embedded in it). I access my smartcard via a PKCS#11 module. "Password Store" does not support PKCS#11 modules directly. Additionally, hunter2 allows you to store passwords in multiple databases -- this is significant because... Additionally, hunter2 allows you to share individual passwords with sets of users within a database -- any time you change the password is encrypted with all the appropriate user's public keys, so if you store the DB in a shared place everyone who has access to a given password will have access to it as it changes over time.
- Narkov 11y ago> any time you change the password is encrypted with all the appropriate user's public keys, so if you store the DB in a shared place everyone who has access to a given password will have access to it as it changes over time. This works exactly like Pass. There is builtin Git support and credentials can use multiple PGP keys.