#229: Shared, secure password distribution
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Reporter: jflory7 | Owner: jflory7
Type: enhancement | Status: assigned
Priority: normal | Milestone: Fedora 24
Component: Internal operations | Severity: not urgent
Resolution: | Keywords: meeting
Blocked By: | Blocking:
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Comment (by bproffit):
Replying to [comment:8 downey]:
> I'm curious: Are there a lot of shared accounts that need to be managed?
Thus far, we manage @Fedora, Fedora on Facebook, the community and brand
pages on G+, a Diaspora account, and a Reddit page.
>
> Twitter allows teams to be defined through their Tweetdeck.com web site
with no need to share passwords. Facebook also allows multiple admins on
pages. Hootsuite of course does too (and they may offer a discount to a
FOSS project) but they charge per person and the cost does add up.
Alas, HootSuite offers no such discount. Would that they did, because this
would pretty much solve the situation.
> There are other alternatives like LastPass (mix of propietary & free)
which allows shared folders as long as one person pays for a "premium"
account, as well as KeePass & KeePassX (both FOSS) and maybe Seahorse. I
don't know how the latter ones would work for sharing, e.g., via a private
git repo, but it should be easy enough to find out.
We are looking at pass, coupled with a private git repo. (See next
comment.)
>
> Just "food for thought". :-)
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