QtPass - Crossplatform GUI for pass the standard unix password manager

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In short it's about the journey from a 2 evening project for a read-only viewer for passwords stored in pass the standard unix password manager till inclusion of a full featured package into debian . . ETH0Winter - 27-02-2016

Technology

QtPass
Anus
IJhack
HackersHotel - 03-04-2016

Pass
● Looked at opensource solution
●
Team password management
●
To replace a tree of plain-txt files
– Mixed in with designs, contracts etc
●
Keepass . . nope
– Master password
– Locking issues

Pass
● Uses gpg, tree, pwgen
●
Is just a bash script
●
The standard UNIX password manager

Qt
● Framework
●
Runs on (nearly) anything
●
Platform agnostic code
– Mostly
●
Bindings for C++ and Python
– And more
●
Looks and feels native

QtPass
● July 30
●
2 evenings at hackerspaces
●
Treeview, text view and a “git pull” button
●
Read only
●
Released to github and passwordstore.org ml
●
August 1st

QtPass
● Did a small hackathon
●
Translations
●
.. and just left it at that
●
Easter 2015
– Adding
– Editing
– User management (basic)

QtPass
● Got enthusiastic again
●
Adding more and more features
●
Configuration
●
Options

QtPass
● Getting more people involved
●
Release a 1.0
●
August first, exactly a year after first alpha
●
Have a proper party

QtPass
● Translate-a-thon
●
nl_NL, de_DE, hu_HU, sv_SE, pl_PL
●
es_ES, gl_ES, ru_RU
●
zh_CN
●
ar_MA, he_IL

QtPass
●
Get packaged:
●
Submit bugreport
●
Find maintainer
●
Create spec file
●
Do it all in a VM
– FreeBSD
– Gentoo
●
CI

QtPass
● Using Travis
●
Not just for compiling
●
Static analysis
●
GitHub hooks
●
Deploy artefacts
●
AppVeyor
●
Just one YML file

QtPass
● Do talks
●
New features
– Profiles
– Templates

QtPass
● Do talks
●
New features
– Profiles
– Templates
●
Answer support requests
● Answer issue submissions

QtPass
● Get people involved
●
More people, more ideas
– Don't be shy to say no
– It's not a democracy
●
Get people over the “I can't do this” hump
● Help people make their first contribution

QtPass
● Design
●
UI
●
UX
●
Native iconography

QtPass
https://pad.ijhack.nl/p/qtpass
https://github.com/IJHack/qtpass

This talk focusses on how QtPass went from a 2 evening necessity project to get management in on using a group password manager, to a full fledged project with over 40 contributors that is available on all linux distributions and OSs. Working at a full service internet bureau I was shocked to see their way of storing credentials. The most shocking thing was that this seemed to be defacto industry standard behaviour. A solution for the developers was soon found in pass, the standard UNIX password manager. Unfortunately management in unable (or rather unwilling) to use CLI tools. So in two evenings I wrote a quick graphical read-only password viewer that used pass to allow management to view passwords. As an added bonus, all internal mails between developers and management were now instantly encrypted aswel. I put it on github, under a group label, did a little hackathon to have people help me translate it to some languages and thought that was it. But this was only the start of my adventures into opensource project management.

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QtPass - Crossplatform GUI for pass the standard unix password manager

1. QtPass Anus IJhack HackersHotel - 03-04-2016

2. QtPass

3. Pass ● Looked at opensource solution ● Team password management ● To replace a tree of plain-txt files – Mixed in with designs, contracts etc ● Keepass . . nope – Master password – Locking issues

4. Pass ● Uses gpg, tree, pwgen ● Is just a bash script ● The standard UNIX password manager

5. Pass

6. Qt ● Framework ● Runs on (nearly) anything ● Platform agnostic code – Mostly ● Bindings for C++ and Python – And more ● Looks and feels native

7. QtPass ● July 30 ● 2 evenings at hackerspaces ● Treeview, text view and a “git pull” button ● Read only ● Released to github and passwordstore.org ml ● August 1st

8. QtPass

9. QtPass ● Did a small hackathon ● Translations ● .. and just left it at that ● Easter 2015 – Adding – Editing – User management (basic)

10. QtPass

11. QtPass ● Got enthusiastic again ● Adding more and more features ● Configuration ● Options

12. QtPass

13. QtPass ● Getting more people involved ● Release a 1.0 ● August first, exactly a year after first alpha ● Have a proper party

14. QtPass ● Translate-a-thon ● nl_NL, de_DE, hu_HU, sv_SE, pl_PL ● es_ES, gl_ES, ru_RU ● zh_CN ● ar_MA, he_IL

15. QtPass

16. QtPass ● Get packaged: ● Submit bugreport ● Find maintainer ● Create spec file ● Do it all in a VM – FreeBSD – Gentoo ● CI

17. QtPass

18. QtPass ● Using Travis ● Not just for compiling ● Static analysis ● GitHub hooks ● Deploy artefacts ● AppVeyor ● Just one YML file

19. QtPass

20. QtPass ● Do talks ● New features – Profiles – Templates

21. QtPass

22. QtPass

23. QtPass ● Do talks ● New features – Profiles – Templates ● Answer support requests ● Answer issue submissions

24. QtPass

25. QtPass

26. QtPass ● Get people involved ● More people, more ideas – Don't be shy to say no – It's not a democracy ● Get people over the “I can't do this” hump ● Help people make their first contribution

27. QtPass

28. QtPass

29. QtPass

30. QtPass ● Design ● UI ● UX ● Native iconography

31. QtPass

32. QtPass

33. QtPass

34. QtPass https://qtpass.org

35. QtPass

36. QtPass

37. QtPass https://pad.ijhack.nl/p/qtpass https://github.com/IJHack/qtpass