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So you don't need a password manager. Just save to a encrypted txt file and grep them.
by est 10y ago
So you don't need a password manager. Just save to a encrypted txt file and grep them.
- nindalf 10y agoThis isn't a great idea for a few reasons, but if you're looking for something like this, its possible to do it with a few lines of bash - Shitty Password Manager (https://github.com/nindalf/shitty-password-manager https://github.com/nindalf/shitty-password-manager)
- ynezz 10y agoI won't do this daily on my Android phone.
- snowwrestler 10y agoYou can't grep for plaintext in an encrypted file. That's kind of the point of encryption.
- loup-vaillant 10y ago$ decrypt psswd.txt | grep "mywebservice.com" Though now the password is displayed on the terminal... Not great, but better than exposing the whole database.
- kristjan 10y agoYou may also dig https://www.passwordstore.org/ https://www.passwordstore.org/