The goal of this script is to store passwords in a file without any format and keep it as secure as possible. This means gpg encrypted. It must still work, if most other things on a host do not work anymore. This means: egpsafe should have least possible dependencies. That's why it has a command line interface and no gui.
- depends only on bash, vi and gpg (in offline mode)
- mutiple gpg recipients possible. eg. you have seperate keys for work/private
- sync password safe to hup (adds a dependency to ssh)
- uses wipe if TMPFILE is located on a harddrive
- offline (default) no synchronisation happens. submodes: edit/see/search
- online/merge sync in either direction: hup or spoke
- Debian Linux
- Ubuntu Linux
- MacOS 10.6
- please think about setting "set ignorecase" in vi.
- this mode is not extensivly tested.
-- Erik Wenzel [email protected], So 12 Dez 2010 01:56:22 CET