On 2013-10-11 14:01, Kevin Crawford wrote: > Ah, I don't mean different users on the same computer. I mean > different users on different computers—for managing passwords shared > with coworkers. > > I envision a system where we can each use our own keys to unlock the > same password store, and keep that password store synced on each of > our computers using git.
In which case you probably want something like the following (note: untested):
pass git init
pass git remote add personal personal-git-repo
pass git remote add work work-git-repo
pass git commit --allow-empty -m 'Initial commit'
pass git checkout -b personal -t personal/personal
pass git checkout -b work -t work/work
You will have to manage the users that have access to each file manually,
though, by manipulating the files in ~/.password-store.
pass isn't really designed for collaborative password sharing at the moment.
It's not a bad idea, though, and it's probably not that hard to implement. I
might look into coding functionality to do that soon.
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