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I put my AWS access key credentials in my password-store rather than keep in the default cleartext. I added them to my password-store using the aws-vault add command with the idea of using aws-vault to access them when necessary. I can decrypt the files using my Trezor model-T like any other file in my password-store. However, it is not working with aws-vault in the loop.
Now examining the contents of the added file it does not seem to follow the standard pass file format. There is just one line in the file with several comma separated, quoted "key":"value" pairs within a single pair of braces (perhaps json?).
Have you by any chance ever used aws-vault with a trezor model-T and a password-store and run into a similar issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I put my AWS access key credentials in my password-store rather than keep in the default cleartext. I added them to my password-store using the
aws-vault add
command with the idea of usingaws-vault
to access them when necessary. I can decrypt the files using my Trezor model-T like any other file in my password-store. However, it is not working withaws-vault
in the loop.Now examining the contents of the added file it does not seem to follow the standard pass file format. There is just one line in the file with several comma separated, quoted
"key":"value"
pairs within a single pair of braces (perhapsjson
?).Have you by any chance ever used
aws-vault
with a trezor model-T and a password-store and run into a similar issue?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: