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Syncthing is really nice. It does a thing, and does it well. Once it's set up on the devices that share some stuff it just works. Another combination that work
by Freak_NL 7y ago
Syncthing is really nice. It does a thing, and does it well. Once it's set up on the devices that share some stuff it just works.
Another combination that works really well for me is the pass Password store¹ and Syncthing to share some passwords with another user.
I have pass set up to have a subdirectory shared with my partner (by registering both our GPG-keys in a .gpg-id file in that directory), and that subdirectory is synched by Syncthing to our devices.
So now we can store shared accounts there, and have them available in our respective password managers.
1: https://www.passwordstore.org/ https://www.passwordstore.org/
- hbogert 7y agoDo you mean pass can encrypt with multiple keys so you can share creds? I thought it only supported one gpg per store.
- nulbyte 7y agoFrom GP's link: > Multiple GPG keys can be specified...
- Freak_NL 7y agoNo, you can use as many keys as you like. By default it uses the local user's key, but you can specify a list of keys in any directory part of pass' store by adding a .gpg-id text file with one key fingerprint per line.
- philsnow 7y agoIn particular I use this so that I can have one gpg key for my iphone (which is secured with a long passcode + face lock) and one for my laptop (where I use a gpg key that's baked into a yubikey). I keep it in sync with a git repo (I started with a free tier CodeCommit back before github allowed unlimited free private repos).
- StavrosK 7y agoI agree about Syncthing, I've been using for various folders between various computers and it always works really well. I even have it sync my programs directory. It's fast, very light on resources and syncs very well. I can't recommend it enough.