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How can I use my GPass data?

rated 0 times [ 2] [ 0] / answers: 1 / hits: 2322 / 1 Year ago, mon, may 22, 2023, 10:32:28

There are two parts here:

It appears that GPass is dropped in oneiric so can anyone recommend a new password manager?

Is there a way to open the file created with GPass, or do I need to recover the passwords in another install of GPass and manually move the passwords into the recommended replacement?

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answered 1 Year ago ingssex · Accepted Answer

I have been trying out a few password managers.

Revelation can import gpass databases and even looks and works the same as gpass.

It is in the repositories in oneiric.

It imports gpass (otherwise known as Gnome Password Manager), passwords just fine (the user below's problems notwithstanding). I just did it.

To import from gpass click File->Import. Browse to your .gpass directory, pick your passwords.gps file, and pick 'Gpass 0.5x or newer' as the filetype. (It does not seem to automatically detect the filetype). Enjoy.