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so this intended to be unix focused, not something that could replace lastpass for example? been looking for something better than lp.

endymi0n 10y ago
We're happy to include Windows as well (shouldn't be that hard to integrate thanks to Go), but there's simply nobody using Windows in the team at this point. Feel free to contribute - this project is meant to be the rock solid base of a very versatile password manager ecosystem.
- majkinetor 10y ago
  Oh freck, that was a first thing I thought - finally native pass on Windows. When I came in the docs to the mount land I stopped hopping. Being that mount is needed for just one feature that I can totally live without, what are the other obastacles to proper x-platform solution ? AFAIK all other deps are available on native Windows (not cygwin or ubuntu4win). I will definitivelly try to see if it works.
devopsproject 10y ago
dashlane?
- nyolfen 10y ago
  this is the first i've heard of dashlane -- looks more or less like a lp clone, can someone give me a comparison rundown/why one would prefer it?
  - devopsproject 10y ago
    They are both password managers and will have similar features. Google "lastpass vs dashlane" and you will find several comparisons
eridius 10y ago
I'm a fan of 1Password.
- audleman 10y ago
  Just moved our company to 1Password Teams and it's great.
- dkonofalski 10y ago
  Same. Really surprised that this and my comment are the only mentions of it. 1Password for Teams is great!
- WhitneyLand 10y ago
  1password is ok but has issues tried them for about a year. Lastpass does some things well but it's not had the greatest record on UX or on security. 1) The prompt to "create new site?" is so dumb it commonly saves URL junk as the homepage like http://mysite.com/create-new-account?huge-long-querystring http://mysite.com/create-new-account?huge-long-querystring. You have always manually edit the vault to keep it clean. 2) The form detector to auto-fill username/password often can't find the right fields forcing you to manually copy/paste credentials. 3) On iOS there is no way to autofill address/cc (identities) from the extension 4) They've been compromised, and even afterwards one guy found like 3 zeroday exploits in a weekend and thought it was so bad he couldn't believe people were using it. The list goes on and on with primary usage scenario problems they could do better at but simply do not for whatever reason.
Roritharr 10y ago
It really boggles the mind why there is no Open Source Lastpass/1 Password Teams/etc. Clone/Rewrite. There was TeamPass, which was buggy as hell and shouldn't be touched with a long pole... ...but why is there nothing else? Where can i donate twice my yearly LastPass fee to get something self-hostable opensource and fund their Audits? And no, Keepass in Dropbox/NextCloud/WhateverStorage doesn't work for a company that has Non-IT People needing access to passwords.
- creshal 10y ago
  Because tools like this are expensive to do, especially when you want things like mobile clients. I'd love to open source my self-hosted team password manager, but I just don't know how to afford it.
  - Roritharr 10y ago
    How about the GitLab EE Model? My company would gladly pay for an open source solution, even if it had to pay for it.
    - Roritharr 10y ago
      A per User License with the True Up Model is really sticky.
- zokier 10y ago
  Well there is rattic, but it is unmaintained. http://rattic.org/ http://rattic.org/ Another unmaintained one is mitro https://github.com/mitro-co/mitro https://github.com/mitro-co/mitro
  - newman314 10y ago
    And therein lies the problem, teampass's last commit was quite a while ago and does not address the recent PHPMailer CVE as far as I can tell. I have a rogue install of teampass that I'm trying to get stamped out and would love to find a proper alternative.
creshal 10y ago
If I may shamelessly self-advertise, our (commercial) team password manager is intended to be fully cross-platform: https://pave.software/ https://pave.software/ (Mobile OS clients are on the roadmap.)

endymi0n 10y ago

We're happy to include Windows as well (shouldn't be that hard to integrate thanks to Go), but there's simply nobody using Windows in the team at this point. Feel free to contribute - this project is meant to be the rock solid base of a very versatile password manager ecosystem.

majkinetor 10y ago
Oh freck, that was a first thing I thought - finally native pass on Windows. When I came in the docs to the mount land I stopped hopping. Being that mount is needed for just one feature that I can totally live without, what are the other obastacles to proper x-platform solution ? AFAIK all other deps are available on native Windows (not cygwin or ubuntu4win). I will definitivelly try to see if it works.

devopsproject 10y ago

dashlane?

nyolfen 10y ago
this is the first i've heard of dashlane -- looks more or less like a lp clone, can someone give me a comparison rundown/why one would prefer it?
- devopsproject 10y ago
  They are both password managers and will have similar features. Google "lastpass vs dashlane" and you will find several comparisons

eridius 10y ago

I'm a fan of 1Password.

audleman 10y ago
Just moved our company to 1Password Teams and it's great.
dkonofalski 10y ago
Same. Really surprised that this and my comment are the only mentions of it. 1Password for Teams is great!
WhitneyLand 10y ago
1password is ok but has issues tried them for about a year. Lastpass does some things well but it's not had the greatest record on UX or on security. 1) The prompt to "create new site?" is so dumb it commonly saves URL junk as the homepage like http://mysite.com/create-new-account?huge-long-querystring http://mysite.com/create-new-account?huge-long-querystring. You have always manually edit the vault to keep it clean. 2) The form detector to auto-fill username/password often can't find the right fields forcing you to manually copy/paste credentials. 3) On iOS there is no way to autofill address/cc (identities) from the extension 4) They've been compromised, and even afterwards one guy found like 3 zeroday exploits in a weekend and thought it was so bad he couldn't believe people were using it. The list goes on and on with primary usage scenario problems they could do better at but simply do not for whatever reason.

Roritharr 10y ago

It really boggles the mind why there is no Open Source Lastpass/1 Password Teams/etc. Clone/Rewrite. There was TeamPass, which was buggy as hell and shouldn't be touched with a long pole... ...but why is there nothing else? Where can i donate twice my yearly LastPass fee to get something self-hostable opensource and fund their Audits? And no, Keepass in Dropbox/NextCloud/WhateverStorage doesn't work for a company that has Non-IT People needing access to passwords.

creshal 10y ago
Because tools like this are expensive to do, especially when you want things like mobile clients. I'd love to open source my self-hosted team password manager, but I just don't know how to afford it.
- Roritharr 10y ago
  How about the GitLab EE Model? My company would gladly pay for an open source solution, even if it had to pay for it.
  - Roritharr 10y ago
    A per User License with the True Up Model is really sticky.
zokier 10y ago
Well there is rattic, but it is unmaintained. http://rattic.org/ http://rattic.org/ Another unmaintained one is mitro https://github.com/mitro-co/mitro https://github.com/mitro-co/mitro
- newman314 10y ago
  And therein lies the problem, teampass's last commit was quite a while ago and does not address the recent PHPMailer CVE as far as I can tell. I have a rogue install of teampass that I'm trying to get stamped out and would love to find a proper alternative.

creshal 10y ago

If I may shamelessly self-advertise, our (commercial) team password manager is intended to be fully cross-platform: https://pave.software/ https://pave.software/ (Mobile OS clients are on the roadmap.)