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@ -66,15 +66,17 @@ Run `qvm-pass -?` on a terminal to get usage information.
There are three components for this software:
* The client `qvm-pass-client` you install in the VMs (or their templates)
* The client `qubes-pass` you install in the VMs (or their templates)
where you want to manage your passwords.
* The service `qvm-pass-service` you install in the VMs (or their templates)
* The service `qubes-pass-service` you install in the VMs (or their templates)
where you want to store your passwords.
* The policy `qvm-pass-dom0` is the dom0 side of things, necessary to
* The policy `qubes-pass-dom0` is the dom0 side of things, necessary to
enable the services and control access from the clients to the service.
First, build the software, After cloning this repository on a suitable VM,
run the command:
Here's how you install `qubes-pass` on Fedora VMs (*see below for other OSes*):
After cloning this repository on a suitable VM, and installing the
`rpm-build` package onto that VM, run the command:
```
make rpm
@ -82,30 +84,35 @@ make rpm
This will generate three installable packages on the local directory:
* `qvm-pass-client-<version>.noarch.rpm`
* `qvm-pass-service-<version>.noarch.rpm`
* `qvm-pass-dom0-<version>.noarch.rpm`
* `qubes-pass-<version>.noarch.rpm`
* `qubes-pass-service-<version>.noarch.rpm`
* `qubes-pass-dom0-<version>.noarch.rpm`
Copy the `qvm-pass-client-<version>.noarch.rpm` file to the template VM
Copy the `qubes-pass-<version>.noarch.rpm` file to the template VM
or standalone VM where you plan to manage passwords. Install the RPM with
`dnf install <name of the RPM>`. At this point, this VM, as well as
any VMs using this as a template, have gained the ability to list
and store passwords stored in other VMs.
Now copy the `qvm-pass-service-<version>.noarch.rpm` file to the template
Now copy the `qubes-pass-service-<version>.noarch.rpm` file to the template
VM or standalone VM where you plan to store passwords. Install the RPM with
`dnf install <name of the RPM>`. At this point, this VM, as well as
any VMs using this as a template, have gained the ability to securely store
passwords in `/home/user/.password-store`.
Now copy the `qvm-pass-policy-dom0-<version>.noarch.rpm` file to
your dom0. At this point, the default policy (`ask`) is active on
Now power off any template VMs you've installed software into,
as well as any VMs based on that template VM you plan to use the
software from.
Now copy the `qubes-pass-dom0-<version>.noarch.rpm` file to your dom0.
At this point, the default policy (which is `ask`) is active on
your Qubes OS system, and you can begin using the client.
Those clever among you will have discovered that there is a `Makefile`
included, and that you can use the `Makefile` to install the software on
other non-RPM templates. I welcome pull requests to add support for
other distro packages and Qubes OS templates.
included, and that you can use the `Makefile` to install the software
on other non-RPM, non-Fedora templates. I welcome pull requests to add
support for other distro packages and Qubes OS templates. Thanks in
advance for your help.
## Troubleshooting and debugging