[pass] metadata

[Emil Lundberg]

1) Only the contents of the .gpg files is encrypted, so no, your URLs and
usernames are not confidential if you put them in the password paths.
2) I use a mix. Most of the time I put the username on the second line of
the password file, but I seldom use anything else than my email address or
my preferred username (which is usually free) so I rarely need to. In the
few cases when I have multiple usernames/passwords on the same site or
contextual domain, I put the username in the password path (for example:
ssh/me at machine1, ssh/me at machine2 etc. for my SSH key passphrases).

On Tue, 15 Sep 2015 19:10 pc re <pcre at gmx.de> wrote:

> Hi @ list.
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> I'm to laizy to organize the metadate like "username" and "url" in an
> seperate entry or in a multiline password.
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> So i just organize it like this: pass insert url/username
> e.G.
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> pass insert github.com/user at mydomain.com
> pass insert irc/freenode.net/sock_puppet
> ..
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> Somehow is this ogranization form compatible with the firefox plugin
> (passff). It wont find the url though.
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> My question:
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> 1 ) Is this metadata encrypted ? So is it safe to use some public git
> hoster to sync the passwords without someone knowing which urls I use.
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> 2) What kind of organization forms do you guys use?
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> cheers
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