pass is the secret sharing infra we use at hackeriet. It's low effort, and every write becomes a commit. Since hackerpass is on a private repo, the README.md file from that repo is pasted below so others can benefit from the docs.
The name hackerpass is something someone chose at one time to separate from pass. Feel free to name your own non-hackeriet shared pass repo pinkfluffyunicornpass or something to avoid confusion. 🦄
You'll need a GPG key for this. Send your public key to someone who already has access to follow “Adding a new user” below. You also need to be a member of hackeriet org in github for this next part to succeed.
First install pass, then clone this repository into ~/.hackeriet_pass:
git clone git@github.com:hackeriet/pass.git ~/.hackeriet_pass
Then add the following alias to your .bashrc:
alias hackerpass='PASSWORD_STORE_DIR="$HOME/.hackeriet_pass" pass'
And import the gpg keys:
for i in $(<.hackeriet_pass/.gpg-id) ; do gpg --recv $i ; done
To update the password database from this repo type:
hackerpass git pull
Beware this repository leaks file name information to everyone with access to the repo. Generally use the FQDN as a file name unless it reveals something it should not.
hackerpass generate that-place-i-put-that-thing-one-time.com 28
Then remember to push the new password:
hackerpass git push
After you have the new users' PGP key in your keyring, reencrypt the whole repository adding the new key:
hackerpass init $(<~/.hackeriet_pass/.gpg-id) <PGP key signature>
And then push it:
hackerpass git push
If you get the error message
gpg: <PGP key signature>: There is no assurance this key belongs to the named user gpg: [stdin]: encryption failed: Unusable public key
then do:
gpg --lsign-key <PGP key signature>
or if you don't have your certification key available, you can set the tofu policy for the keys:
gpg --tofu-policy good $(cat .hackeriet_pass/.gpg_id)