:18 UTC+10, Kai Stian Olstad wrote:
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> On 30.08.2019 08:40, Andrew Graham wrote:
> > An example of the chars used for the password entered (but not the
> > actual
> > pass obviously) is-
> > %9SuperSecretPassword
> >
> > Here is the ex
x27;t work-
responses:
Decryption: "{{ keybase_secret }}"
On Thursday, 5 September 2019 01:31:03 UTC+10, Kai Stian Olstad wrote:
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> On 31.08.2019 13:56, Andrew Graham wrote:
> > Apologies. I'm not clear on how to past a code block in here. the
> shell
> > output
cific then work backwards from there.
>
> There's the bizarre and unfortunate chance that it's also using the actual
> printed username as part of the prompt but I'm assuming that's not so,
> otherwise that'd be harder.
>
> On Tuesday, August 27, 2019
I get errors when passing some passwords into a shell command and I'd love
some pointers on the best way out. The strange thing is, the ansible
script works fine on centos 7 in AWS, but not on RHEL 7 on my local
machine, and not in my ansible control vagrant virtualbox host (ubuntu 16).
here i
for security, so I'd love to know an approach to fixing the default vars
handling this better.
On Tuesday, 31 December 2019 01:50:24 UTC+10:30, Andrew Graham wrote:
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> I get errors when passing some passwords into a shell command and I'd love
> some pointers on the best way ou
Has anyone else run into something similar?
On Tuesday, 31 December 2019 01:50:24 UTC+10:30, Andrew Graham wrote:
>
> I get errors when passing some passwords into a shell command and I'd love
> some pointers on the best way out. The strange thing is, the ansible
> script wor
I'm wondering why the pexpect module is failing in this
circumstance, perhaps my regex is not right, but the double ':' may be
messing with things as well and I'm not sure how to approach handling it.
if I run-
keybase pgp encrypt -m 'secret' | keybase pgp decrypt
Then this prompt may occ
I'll try this out Kai, thanks for the suggestion!
On Wednesday, 28 August 2019 17:50:24 UTC+10, Kai Stian Olstad wrote:
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> On 28.08.2019 04:25, Andrew Graham wrote:
> > I'm wondering why the pexpect module is failing in this
> > circumstance, perhaps my regex
rting keybase.service.
Please enter your Keybase passphrase to unlock the secret key for:
PGP key andre
w_graham seg4esehseh
Reason: PGP Decryption:
MSG:
command exceeded timeout
On Wednesday, 28 August 2019 12:25:06 UTC+10, Andrew Graham wrote:
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> I'm wondering why the pexpec
Hey Brian, could you elaborate on how you send them to syslog?
On Friday, 20 December 2013 07:26:17 UTC+10, Brian Coca wrote:
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> i send them to syslog and have /var/log/ansible/, and logrotate takes care
> of it.
>
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ur Keybase passphrase to unlock the secret key for:
PGP key andrew_graham KJ234K2J3RKJ3B2RKH
Reason: PGP
Decryption:
On Thursday, 29 August 2019 20:42:55 UTC+10, Kai Stian Olstad wrote:
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> On 28.08.2019 13:54, Andrew Graham wrote:
> > no luck with your suggestion @Kai - its still ti
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