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To make gpg use group, add to .gnupg/gpg.conf: | To make gpg use group, add to .gnupg/gpg.conf: | ||
group ourgroup yourid hisid | group ourgroup yourid hisid | ||
default-key <your key id> [Gpg#What_is_my_key_ID.3F ?] | default-key <your key id> [[Gpg#What_is_my_key_ID.3F|?]] | ||
Slightly less secure but very convenient: | Slightly less secure but very convenient: |
Revision as of 17:05, 17 March 2015
Simple password manager using gpg
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On server pass.example.com create user passuser Then as this user:
mkdir pass.git git init --bare pass.git
On your workstation:
If you don't already have gpg key:
gpg --gen-key
and import pubkey(s) of other user(s):
gpg --import hisid
To make gpg use group, add to .gnupg/gpg.conf:
group ourgroup yourid hisid default-key <your key id> ?
Slightly less secure but very convenient:
ssh-keygen
and then add .ssh/id_rsa.pub to .ssh/authorized_keys on server
Then init pass:
pass init ourgroup pass git init pass git add remote origin passuser@pass.example.com pass git push
Now all it takes to add keys is:
pass add someserver/someaccount pass git push
On system of hisid you run the same pass init/git instructions, and then
pass git pull
ACHTUNG any user who edits or adds keys needs the public keys of all group members!