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Password Store

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This application tries to be 100% compatible with pass

You can install the application from:

Pull requests are more than welcome (see TODO).

Features

Clone an existing pass repository (ssh-key and user/pass support)
List the passwords
Handle the directories as categories
Decrypt the password files (first line is the password, the rest is extra data)
Add a new password to the current category (or no category if added at the root)
Pull and Push changes to the remote repository
Ability to change remote repository info

See the wiki https://github.com/zeapo/Android-Password-Store/wiki/First-time-setup for a newer written version of the following gif walkthrough

Q: What kind of repository can I clone from?
A: Make sure to only clone from bare repositories (see git-clone(1) for how to create a bare repository from an existing one). Otherwise the clone will fail.
Q: I get a "Permission Denied" error when trying to import my ssh-key, why?
A: ssh-key files are usually created with permissions set to 600, meaning that only the creator of this key has the right to read from it. The application needs a read access, at least temporarily, make the permissions to 644, import the key, then set them back to 600.
Q I get the error No encrypted data with known secret key found in stream
A In OpenKeyChain (under the left drawer) Apps > Password Store > Accounts > (select the account) > Account key select the key used to encrypt your passwords.

Ways to get in touch:

Github issues, use it if you have a bug report, you do not understand how something works or you want to submit a feature request.

Libraries that this project uses:

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