Which pass GUI is this? [SOLVED]

ralvez · 2018-09-06 14:20:53

About 8 years ago when I set up one of my systems I installed pass.
It's a great little app. At the time I must have added a GUI to sign my gpg password before
pass would open.
I've grown up tired of it, since I rather use the CLI, but I cannot find for the life of me what
program it is.

So after poking around for two days, I decided to post an image of the program. Perhaps
someone will know what program it is so I can get rid of it.
https://thestudio.humber.ca/tmp/pass_gui.png

Thanks !!

R

Last edited by ralvez (2018-09-06 15:29:14)

progandy · 2018-09-06 14:28:08

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pass

Do you mean QtPass?

ralvez · 2018-09-06 14:31:20

@progandy,

Thanks for the reply.
Nope. That is not it.
I checked for the programs mentioned in the pass tutorial and QTPass was one of them but I could not find it in the installed apps in my system.

R.

Last edited by ralvez (2018-09-06 14:31:47)

V1del · 2018-09-06 14:35:47

xprop it?

progandy · 2018-09-06 14:38:20

Hmm, then this is probably not a gui for pass. This should be the pinentry program chosen by gnupg.

https://superuser.com/questions/520980/ … -passwords

ralvez · 2018-09-06 15:21:33

@V1del,

Not sure I understand what you mean.
How would I use xprop to find out the name of the program?
Thanks for your reply.

R.

ralvez · 2018-09-06 15:24:35

@progandi,

Yes. I have pinentry.
But I have it also in other system I use in my office and it does not pop-up a gui to get the password. It prompts for the password in the cli.
Is there a configuration for the program?

Oh! I just so your link. I'll check it out.

R.

V1del · 2018-09-06 15:26:20

Open a terminal run xprop click on the window in question. That will usually contain something that will at least hint at the origin of the window.

ralvez · 2018-09-06 15:28:56

@progandi,

Right on the money!!
Yes. That little link give me the necessary config. information.

Thanks guys!!

R.

ralvez · 2018-09-06 15:30:41

V1del wrote:

Open a terminal run xprop click on the window in question. That will usually contain something that will at least hint at the origin of the window.

I see!!
Neat thing to know. I guess it works with any gui program?

R.

V1del · 2018-09-06 15:33:24

Yep, it's quite handy for situations like these.

progandy · 2018-09-06 15:53:58

ralvez wrote:

V1del wrote:
Open a terminal run xprop click on the window in question. That will usually contain something that will at least hint at the origin of the window.
I see!!
Neat thing to know. I guess it works with any gui program?
R.

It works with any Xorg GUI. With Wayland it is not that easy, your compositor may provide a tool like Gnome does with Looking Glass.

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