Command-line password managers are simple and great for when you remotely login via SSH. Most of the good ones use GnuPG to take care of the encryption.
I’ve been using pwman
for a
while, but I’ve been looking at something that’s maintained a bit more
often.
pass
seems like a good replacement,
but I’m not convinced at the moment that it requires gnupg2
(mostly
annoyed at the pinentry
GUI that opens up on Mac OS X).
I’ve written a Python script pwman2pass
that will take your decrypted
pwman database (version 3) and import the entries into pass.
Example usage: gpg -d ~/.pwman.db | python pwman2pass.py
Code is available on git: https://github.com/cardi/pwman2pass
Comments, bugs, or fixes appreciated at cardi@acm.org.