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allow arbitrary password generation command #296
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This is something I have been thinking about. I'm waiting for the upcoming release of But if someone else is interested in adding it to 'native' mode already, fee free. |
Of the programs that could potentially generate password, it seems like the most urgent feature would be to allow having This would have avoided security issues like #338. I just posted to the pass mailing list (https://lists.zx2c4.com/pipermail/password-store/2018-January/003166.html) to see if there any road blockers to do so. It would be great if QtPass could be used as truly just a GUI around pass, delegating all important operations to it, including password generation. |
The problem here is the compatibility with Windows. QtPass aims to work on Win installations without pass or pwgen, therefore it needs to include a password generator. |
That is OK, as long as as a non-Windows user, I can tell it to use |
This used to also be the case, and will be re-instated in 1.2.2 Pull requests are welcome, since I have only minimal time to work on these needed changes myself. Unfortunately my schedule in 2017 didn't permit me the time QtPass required to maintain, and repeated appeals to gather more maintainers has sofar failed. |
As an intermediate solution instead of actually using pass we could emulate pass generation. The code is here: https://git.zx2c4.com/password-store/tree/src/password-store.sh#n517 ( This would be the "executable" if the pass backend is selected. |
I would like to generate passwords using https://pypi.python.org/pypi/xkcdpass/
I tried making a wrapper script that ignores the pwgen args passed, but QtPass seems to check the output and ignore it if it has an unexpected number of characters.
Ask: toggle to just call the supplied pwgen with no args and take the output without validating it.
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