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here's why this is a bad idea: - i generate random passwords for myself (yay) - i share these random passwords with my team (ugh... git i guess huh!) - i sha
by Justsignedup 6y ago
here's why this is a bad idea:
- i generate random passwords for myself (yay)
- i share these random passwords with my team (ugh... git i guess huh!)
- i share some of these random passwords with my family (you try teaching a 6 year old git, and a 37 year old woman who already doesn't want to change her habits)
- i use these passwords on my home computer (windows), work computer (osx), android, ios
Yeah, not going to switch away from 1password any time soon.
- shakna 6y ago> - i use these passwords on my home computer (windows), work computer (osx), android, ios All of these have support for GPG, yes? So pass will work fine with them. It's just a wrapper around GPG.
- coldtea 6y agoNot sure what any of the above have to do with this app... "- i share these random passwords with my team (ugh... git i guess huh!)" Git doesn't mean you "share" anything. First, you can use a private repo, second your passwords are encrypted. Unless you give the master key, nobody "shares" your passwords, even if they have access to the git repo.
- Justsignedup 6y agoI'm saying the tool works for a subset of uses for generated encrypted password stores. Unless I misunderstand and this is entirely for secret sharing between servers, in which case I retract everything I said.
- tadfisher 6y agoIf your team has GPG keys (they should if they're signing Git commits) then pass works great for teams as well. You can encrypt to multiple GPG key IDs so many users and decrypt passwords from a shared git repo.
- encryptluks2 6y agoGopass allows you to share passwords and encrypt with multiple GPG keys.
- tadfisher 6y agoAs does pass itself.