Comment by stevekemp
1 day ago
For the structure I "solved" that problem by creating folders with three main files:
Websites/foo.com/username
Websites/foo.com/password
Websites/foo.com/email
Sometimes I add "/notes" with unstructured text contents, and for a few special cases I created a file "/json" with some machine-readable things in JSON format.
It's not perfect, and I do dislike the way that the metadata isn't encrypted, but on the whole I'm happy with the solution.
Yeah sure, but then are the conventions you came up with shared by all the tools in the ecosystem too (ex: browserpass)? Since the keystone (pass) declined to provide strong guidance, you end up with fragmentation and incompatibility.
I view this as a feature.
Yeah, but that's just your convention. I, for example, store password in
private/foo.com/foo-com-login
The first line of that file is password, the rest are optional notes. I think using first line for password and the rest for metadata was intended originally.
I love pass, but I agree that it would be nice to have an established standard of where to put username etc.