[SOLVED] can somebody explain pass integration with git a little better?
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can somebody explain pass integration with git a little better?
so ive been using pass for a while know and i still dont understand how to use it with git do you need 2 keys?im asking this because i might want to move to another pc,what is the best way to go about this. id be nice if i could just clone my repo and gpg key that i have now and badabing im done
so ive been using pass for a while know and i still dont understand how to use it with git do you need 2 keys?im asking this because i might want to move to another pc,what is the best way to go about this. id be nice if i could just clone my repo and gpg key that i have now and badabing im done
Perhaps you can explain more clearly what you're trying to do and where you're stuck. I'm familiar with git and using a password to control access, also setting up the git global configuration not just for password, but also using SSH keys and such. But it's really unclear what exactly you need help with.
Perhaps you can explain more clearly what you're trying to do and where you're stuck. I'm familiar with git and using a password to control access, also setting up the git global configuration not just for password, but also using SSH keys and such. But it's really unclear what exactly you need help with.
im just trying to have a back up of all my passwords,updating them and pushing them to git each time but how do i go about having those passwds on another computer. I am stuck with if i need two gpg keys, i have already created one which i use everyday. After i understand how to go about saving the gpg key in git isnt this what i have to do?
On each station you need to have your GPG key. Easiest thing to do is to copy the one you generate at the first machine and use that on you second machine. Once both Git configs are set up, you should be able to push and pull from either.
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