(10-03-2021, 09:04 PM)Ramiferous Wrote: I'm looking at setting up something like this. Is it considered safe to push an encrypted password-store db to a git repository though? I have been using GNU's pass for a long time but still also use LastPass as the firefox extension is just so convenient (when using work laptops running windowz). Now that LastPass free accounts are changing to single platform only I'm looking for an alternative FAST!

I've been playing around with safe a bit lately, but can you explain a little more how this can be integrated on mobiles? What do you use to push/pull and unlock your password database from your phone?

It needs someone with decent programming skills to write a frontend to it. As of today, it reads passwords from the TTY device, and writes to stdout. On my phone (Running Sailfish OS) I use it from the terminal, and copy/paste manually. Not ideal, but I can't make an frontend fot it myself.

(10-03-2021, 09:04 PM)Ramiferous Wrote: Secondly, the one thing I love about pass is it's integration with dmenu (passmenu + pinentry-dmenu). Can this kind of thing be integrated with safe? I see you've mentioned that it does "Support external askpass programs". I'm guessing this means pinentry programs.

This works perfectly with safe ! For dmenu, it's straightforward as the store works the same as with pass, so list the content of the directory and pipe it to dmenu.
To prompt for the password, you gotta use am askpass program indeed. ssh does it when you need to unlock a key, and it works the same. The called program needs the ability to read input from user, and output text to stdout. You can use dmenu, gtk-askpass, rofi, thinglaunch, or even "st -e vi -" if you want. And whenever you are prompted for the master pass, the program specified will be spawned instead of prompting from the TTY.