[pass] Password syncronization
Luca Pretto
luca at korneolo.net
Tue Jan 27 10:32:44 CET 2015
Hi guys,
and thanks for all your replies.
I read the page you linked but, since I'm completely new to git, I
didn't understand how to achieve my goal.
With a simple step to step approach, what should I do?
I mean, for example:
Prereq: create your GPG key and copy it to all your machines
setup SSH public key authentication to the server
1. Create your password store on the server with:
john at unixserver:~$ pass init john at email.com
2. Initialize GIT structure on your fresh store:
john at unixserver:~$ pass git init
3. Populate your database with some data:
john at unixserver:~$ pass edit /Personal/Generic
now I'm stuck here, so all that follows is pure fantasy...
4. Pull the data to a client:
john at roadbox:~$ git clone john at unixserver.example.com:.password-store
5. Edit a password entry on the client:
john at roadbox:~$ pass edit /Personal/Generic
and.. bang! it's automagically sent to the server! ;-)
I think that this would be extremely useful..
Sorry for being such a PITA.. and thanks again for your time.
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