Thank you for your video. It worked actually pretty well. But now when I want sync pass gives the message "failed to clone the repository from blablabla Underlying error: remote requested authentication but did not negotiate mechanisms". What can I do with this problem?
I added alias pp="pass git push hib master" to my .zshrc to achieve easy sync when I create or delete passwords on my computer. Still there could be a more elegant solution than this (a hook in .password-store/.git/hooks maybe?).
Hi Kuba! Your instinct is good. Actually if you watch the video all the way through, I think you'll find that I do give instructions for installing a hook to keep the hub in sync, exactly the way you say. Those instructions start at 6:25, and the actual code for the hook lives here: gist.github.com/WebInspectInc/a458984800006c9206de761a62fd8fe9
How do you make changes on your password store on the Mac sync with your iPhone? As for now it only work from my iPhone to the Mac. When editing on my Mac, I manually have to do "git push hub" in order to see the recents changes on my phone in the Pass app.
Found an answer. Instead of using post-update, i made a post-commit executable file under ~/.password-store/.git/hooks and put the following in it: #!/bin/sh git push hub hub is the remote name he used in the video. Change it accordingly if you used a different name. So every time you do a "pass insert" or "pass rm" or anything that commits, it will automatically push to remote.
@@kevinl.9657 Thank you. I finally made it work. My fault was that I created these files within the ".password-store.git/hooks" folder and not in ".password-store/.git/hooks" as you wrote. Now I see everything is synching up to both keybase and my iPhone automatically after each edit I do locally on my machine.
@@darkrsq Yeah. The file that supposed to work should be in .password-store.git/hooks but apparently, it doesn't work. I didn't try to put the file that he created in the video in .password-store/.git/hooks. Is that what worked for you? You have the post-update file in .password-store/.git/hooks? Or did you do what I did and create post-commit file under .password-store/.git/hooks?
@@kevinl.9657 Yes, I did just like you did. First after I created it under ".password-store/.git/hooks" it started to work properly. I think that folder was created once we ran git init at the beginning.
Thank you so much! Your tutorial is very clear. Actually, I'm the maintainer of the app. Do yo mind I put the link of this video to the wiki of Pass for iOS (github.com/mssun/passforios/wiki)? Thank you!
Of course, feel free to link to this video if you think it would be useful. Thank you for maintaining the app! It has been very useful for me, I use it frequently.
Found an answer. Instead of using post-update, i made a post-commit executable file under ~/.password-store/.git/hooks and put the following in it: #!/bin/sh git push hub hub is the remote name he used in the video. Change it accordingly if you used a different name. So every time you do a "pass insert" or "pass rm" or anything that commits, it will automatically push to remote.
You might be able to reset your password from their website. Otherwise you could ask to have your account reset here: github.com/keybase/keybase-issues/issues/2981
Hi Sandi. If you lost access to all devices and your paper key there isn't a whole lot you can do. However you can reset your account. You'll lose all history, but at least you'll have your account back. To do it you just go through the "Reset password" flow in the app, and select "Reset your account"
Amazing guide and extremely elegant solution. I've copied your setup and works perfectly!!!
Thank you, that's great to hear!
you are awesome man keep it up really really helpful
Great Guide!
Thank you !!! It was very helpful, but when I insert a new item from laptop , its not showing new item on phone. Any reason why its not showing ?
Thank you for your video. It worked actually pretty well. But now when I want sync pass gives the message "failed to clone the repository from blablabla Underlying error: remote requested authentication but did not negotiate mechanisms". What can I do with this problem?
I added alias pp="pass git push hib master" to my .zshrc to achieve easy sync when I create or delete passwords on my computer. Still there could be a more elegant solution than this (a hook in .password-store/.git/hooks maybe?).
Hi Kuba! Your instinct is good. Actually if you watch the video all the way through, I think you'll find that I do give instructions for installing a hook to keep the hub in sync, exactly the way you say. Those instructions start at 6:25, and the actual code for the hook lives here: gist.github.com/WebInspectInc/a458984800006c9206de761a62fd8fe9
Nice video. :-)
How do you make changes on your password store on the Mac sync with your iPhone? As for now it only work from my iPhone to the Mac. When editing on my Mac, I manually have to do "git push hub" in order to see the recents changes on my phone in the Pass app.
Found an answer. Instead of using post-update, i made a post-commit executable file under ~/.password-store/.git/hooks and put the following in it:
#!/bin/sh
git push hub
hub is the remote name he used in the video. Change it accordingly if you used a different name. So every time you do a "pass insert" or "pass rm" or anything that commits, it will automatically push to remote.
@@kevinl.9657 Thank you. I finally made it work. My fault was that I created these files within the ".password-store.git/hooks" folder and not in ".password-store/.git/hooks" as you wrote. Now I see everything is synching up to both keybase and my iPhone automatically after each edit I do locally on my machine.
@@darkrsq Yeah. The file that supposed to work should be in .password-store.git/hooks but apparently, it doesn't work. I didn't try to put the file that he created in the video in .password-store/.git/hooks. Is that what worked for you? You have the post-update file in .password-store/.git/hooks? Or did you do what I did and create post-commit file under .password-store/.git/hooks?
@@kevinl.9657 Yes, I did just like you did. First after I created it under ".password-store/.git/hooks" it started to work properly. I think that folder was created once we ran git init at the beginning.
Thank you so much! Your tutorial is very clear. Actually, I'm the maintainer of the app. Do yo mind I put the link of this video to the wiki of Pass for iOS (github.com/mssun/passforios/wiki)? Thank you!
Of course, feel free to link to this video if you think it would be useful.
Thank you for maintaining the app! It has been very useful for me, I use it frequently.
post-update script does not work for me. Is it working for you?
Found an answer. Instead of using post-update, i made a post-commit executable file under ~/.password-store/.git/hooks and put the following in it:
#!/bin/sh
git push hub
hub is the remote name he used in the video. Change it accordingly if you used a different name. So every time you do a "pass insert" or "pass rm" or anything that commits, it will automatically push to remote.
hello guys i can't log in to my keybase app :(
can you guide me so i can login to my app keybase
You might be able to reset your password from their website. Otherwise you could ask to have your account reset here: github.com/keybase/keybase-issues/issues/2981
im forget paper key please help me
Hi Sandi. If you lost access to all devices and your paper key there isn't a whole lot you can do. However you can reset your account. You'll lose all history, but at least you'll have your account back. To do it you just go through the "Reset password" flow in the app, and select "Reset your account"