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Do you mean pass can encrypt with multiple keys so you can share creds? I thought it only supported one gpg per store.
by hbogert 6y ago
Do you mean pass can encrypt with multiple keys so you can share creds? I thought it only supported one gpg per store.
- nulbyte 6y agoFrom GP's link: > Multiple GPG keys can be specified...
- Freak_NL 6y 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 6y 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).