Hello:

On 24 Jan 2020 at 18:18, Judd Montgomery wrote:

I see.

I thought it was 'part' of jpilot.

Who is the maintainer of the plugin?
Maybe they'd be up to updating it.

Thanks in advance.

On 1/26/20 1:36 PM, sawbona@gmx.net wrote:

I wrote jpilot and the KeyRing, Expense and SyncTime plugins. How set
are you on using KeyRing?  I've been pondering writing a plugin that
uses pass https://www.passwordstore.org/

Judd

On Mon, 27 Jan 2020, Judd Montgomery wrote:

Judd,

Pass looks better and easier than keepassxc. Thanks for the pointer.

Rich

Hello:

On 27 Jan 2020 at 16:32, Judd Montgomery wrote:

I see ...
I have found out KeyRing is dead and the authors/maintainers have no interest.
Seems it has been more than 10 years since the last commit.

In my opinion (fwiw) Palms, from the P series on, still have a great potential for many things.
One of them is password management.

Much more for anyone who has an inherent distrust of anything on-line or cloudy.
Like me.  =^/

And there are loads of brand new Tungstens on sale on ebay.
Pity the wireless on the TX is short of useless as it does not/cannot use WPA2-PSK.

Palm wrote (and actually sold) an update to enterprise WPA but that's all.
No good for anyone but enterprise users.

I'm really not set on anything in particular.
I've been using KeyRing because it was included in your j-pilot programme and it works albeit
the newest version seems to be more secure.

But if you add/enable something else to j-pilot, I'm all for it: j-pilot has been a life saver for
me.

I'll have a look at it but if it is OK for you, it is for me.
Surely all other j-pilot users will opine likewise.

Thank you very much for your efforts.

Cheers,

Hi all,

Pass is great, in particular when you are used to use gpg and have a git
server somewhere. I switched to it, and the chrome/firefox plugin is
great.

Probably you mean a different keyring, because the one used across quite
a lot of OSS platforms is alive:
https://pypi.org/project/keyring/#history
last release 2020-01-12? Are you talking about a different project?
It has excellent backends, even for pass.

Best

Norbert

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Hello:

On 28 Jan 2020 at 8:50, Norbert Preining wrote:

Yes ...
I am referring to the one for PalmOS that uses the plugin present in j-pilot:

http://gnukeyring.sourceforge.net/
https://sourceforge.net/projects/gnukeyring/files/
Latest version is keyring-2.0-pre-en.zip from 2013-06-03

Cheers,

On Mon, 27 Jan 2020, sawbona@gmx.net wrote:

Uggh, another of those dead projects :-(

Thanks for the pointer, I don't remember what I used back then in Palm
times ... now I am `pass' only.

Best

Norbert

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On 1/27/20 8:39 PM, sawbona@gmx.net wrote:

I seem to remember there was talk that keyring 2.0 might not be secure
because it hadn't been around long, hadn't been audited etc.  That is
why I just stayed on the 1.x version back when I used it.

Judd

On 1/27/20 6:35 PM, sawbona@gmx.net wrote:

It seems like everyone left on this list is opposed to the cloudy future
of storing all of your data with corporations.

Judd

absolutely. I back up on external hard drives not something in the sky

Bob

On Tue, 28 Jan 2020, Judd Montgomery wrote: