[pass] Provide symbol set as command line argument
Diego Depaoli
trebestie at gmail.com
Tue Nov 8 23:23:11 CET 2016
I agree.
This is not a big issue, but sometimes limited pwgen features are annoying.
Could apg or makepassword bè reliable replacements?
My best regards
Il mar 8 nov 2016 20:55 Michael Hoff <mail at michael-hoff.net> ha scritto:
Hello,
first of all: Really nice project!
I very often encounter the problem that services do not allow all symbols
used by pass/pwgen.
"Your password has to contain at least one of the following symbols '*#_!'"
(e.g. '<' is forbidden)
This does hinder my work-flow as I have to manually adapt the password to
match the criteria.
Straight-forward solution to this problem would be to provide the symbol
set via optional command line argument to the generate command.
Example: pass generate *-s "*#_!"* path/to/password 20
I already checked man page and source code of pwgen. Unfortunately this
feature is not provided out of the box.
I see multiple possible solutions to this:
- Exchange pwgen with apg (possibly massive side-effects)
- Extend pwgen
- Let pass itself convert unwanted symbols generated by pwgen (hacky)
What do you think?
Cheers,
Michael Hoff
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