RemotePassword – No more hardcoding passwords in scripts
RemotePassword – No more hardcoding passwords in scripts
The idea behind this is pretty simple and it was developed to solve the following scenario: * I have a RPi with an encrypted drive attached (which is mounted on boot) where all my backups are synced (and from there rsynced to a remote location). * If both RPi & HDD are stolen then they will have access to the data as the password is hardcoded. * To solve this, GPG encrypt the password and upload it. Use the script to pass it as a subcommand to the mount command. A simple example with mysqldump would be: mysqldump -ubackup -p$(rpass.sh "MySQL") > /tmp/backup.sql * If the device is stolen, disable the GPG password on the website and your data is safe. I have a few things on the roadmap but wanted to get a feel if this is something people would use before spending more time on it (it's currently only doing what I initially planned for it to do). URL: https://www.remotepassword.com/
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