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You could do it yourself using /keybase/private :-) But I'd agree, a good UI provided by keybase would be lovely.
by chungy 10y ago
You could do it yourself using /keybase/private :-)
But I'd agree, a good UI provided by keybase would be lovely.
- OJFord 10y agoHey, whaddyaknow, that's what I did with Passbase ;) [0] Well, not the UI part. And it's probably buggy as hell* - be warned - but It Works For Me ^TM. (And issues/PRs more than welcome!) [0] - https://github.com/OJFord/passbase https://github.com/OJFord/passbase * A big part of my motivation to do it was as a toy thing to learn some Rust, so it has all the hall marks of someone kludging around trying to learn something new. Critiques/"WTH ARE YOU DOING"/PRs with style improvements also welcome :)
- ardaozkal 10y agoI use pass, of http://passwordstore.org http://passwordstore.org While I didn't try it myself (I just run my own git server), symlinking the directory of that to kbfs (or maybe just create a git repo there and make some magic to locally push stuff) should work.
- OJFord 10y agoI saw that recently, after the post on here about the 'pass compatible password management for teams', I forget what it was called. It's actually more along the lines of the latter I wanted to do with Passbase - seeing as it's already using KBFS it would be (relatively) easy to do password sharing, just throw it in a shared private folder. I was thinking more of the shared pizza-order password with room-mates, or groceries, bill-paying - whatever - than professional teams, though. I digress, yes, I'd definitely recommend using Pass over anything I've cobbled together!
- intothev01d 10y agoI think it was probably 'gopass', https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13551692 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13551692