PwdStore

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This application tries to be 100% compatible with pass

You can install the application from:

• F-Droid (the prefered way)
• Play Store (always lags behind)

Pull requests are more than welcome (see TODO).

How-To

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

FAQ

• 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.

Community

A few ways to get in touch:

• Github issues, use it if you have a bug report, you do not understand how somehting works or feature request
• reddit, want to discuss something and it's midnight, no one on irc and you really want to write more than a couple of lines? reddit is your way!

TODO

• Implement a keyboard to replace the copy/paste and avoid clipboard hijicking (see #50) (Autofill does the job)
• Create a new category
• Multiple password stores (multiple git repositories).
• Solve issues labeld as enhancement (see enhancement issues)

Generate a ssh key for your git repo

From the application

• Go to settings > Generate SSH key pair
• Select the key size (length)
• Set the passphrase (optional) and a comment (optional)
• Press Generate
• Press Copy to copy the public key and add it to your ssh server

From a terminal

• Generate the private and public key

ssh-keygen -C droid_phone -b 2048 -t rsa -f /tmp/id_rsa_droid

• Copy the public key /tmp/id_rsa_droid.pub on your ssh server and add in to the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file

cat id_rsa_droid.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

• Copy the private key /tmp/id_rsa_droidto your phone and import it in your Android-Password_Store app through the settings

Export your gpg private key

• Get your pass script gpg id(s) ie: cat ~/.password-store/.gpg-id
• You can also get a full ids list using gpg -k
• Export your private key with

gpg --export-secret-key [the_id] > keys.asc

• Import it in OpenKeychain

Clone using SSH-key, then decrypt a password

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

Libraries

This project uses three libraries:

• OpenKeyChain for encryption and decryption of passwords. To download the library, run the following commands at the root of the project

    git submodule init
    git submodule update
  

• JGit a pretty good git lib

• Apache's FileUtils for files manipulations

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