Cross Platform simple and secure password management from commandline (github.com) 2 points by lucasepe 7y ago ↗ HN
[–] moocowtruck 7y ago ↗ is there any way to password protect passwords when using the cli? not sure how i feel about stuff like that ending up in bash history [–] lucasepe 7y ago ↗ the password is read from console without echoing and is not saved in history. Here the specific code: https://github.com/lucasepe/pwsafe/blob/cf86ca21f88ff86dc181... and here a great description about the ReadPassword function https://www.mycodesmells.com/post/reading-password-input-in-....Give it a shot...download the binary for your OS and play with it. thanks, luca [–] moocowtruck 7y ago ↗ hey thanks for the reply and the info~! i'll check it out
[–] lucasepe 7y ago ↗ the password is read from console without echoing and is not saved in history. Here the specific code: https://github.com/lucasepe/pwsafe/blob/cf86ca21f88ff86dc181... and here a great description about the ReadPassword function https://www.mycodesmells.com/post/reading-password-input-in-....Give it a shot...download the binary for your OS and play with it. thanks, luca [–] moocowtruck 7y ago ↗ hey thanks for the reply and the info~! i'll check it out
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[ 11.2 ms ] story [ 26.5 ms ] threadGive it a shot...download the binary for your OS and play with it. thanks, luca