December 16, 2008 at 14:39And again: how to store your passwords? The answer is simple: CLIPPERZ!
This topic is periodically raised on Habré, and there are many opinions that everyone can listen to and choose something acceptable for themselves.
I spent a lot of time trying this one, then the other, until I settled on the clipperz service.
The only paranoid thought constantly pursued that storing my dear heart passwords with my uncle on the server was, to put it mildly, “Don't ice!”. Well, good uncles came to meet me - meet - Clipperz Community Edition!
The functionality is completely similar.
Now it can be installed on your own server! Which I did immediately. And now for 3-4 months I use for my pleasure. A convenient installer is provided. It is only necessary to create the database in MySql, and then write in the config file the login password to access the database, as well as its name. All! We launch the installer and have a ready-made service.
You can change the design, add Russian support to the interface, and embed it in your own project.
The software has an AGPL v3 open source license.
You can download it here.
Tested on Ubuntu + PHP5 + MySql (Also, it seems, 5) + of course, Apache2. IIS did not start ... Probably, there were not enough brains.
By the way, it is possible that everything worked, you need to install the php-bcmath package and set the magic_quotas_gps - On parameter in the php.ini settings file.
Added:
For those who ask what clipperz is, I can advise you to go to clipperz.com, register. There is nothing complicated. However, the site has a fairly detailed help.
What it (clipperz) allows you to do:
1. Store logins and passwords from sites.
2. Create a page with links to these sites, by clicking on which, the system will automatically enter the site without manually entering the login password. This is especially convenient in firefox and opera, where this page can be opened in the side tab.
3. Save this page in encrypted form locally (used in the same way, minus is that you cannot change the contents).
4. Store usernames, passwords, numbers, etc., etc., whatever you like.
For myself, I consider the second feature the most valuable.
I spent a lot of time trying this one, then the other, until I settled on the clipperz service.
The only paranoid thought constantly pursued that storing my dear heart passwords with my uncle on the server was, to put it mildly, “Don't ice!”. Well, good uncles came to meet me - meet - Clipperz Community Edition!
The functionality is completely similar.
Now it can be installed on your own server! Which I did immediately. And now for 3-4 months I use for my pleasure. A convenient installer is provided. It is only necessary to create the database in MySql, and then write in the config file the login password to access the database, as well as its name. All! We launch the installer and have a ready-made service.
You can change the design, add Russian support to the interface, and embed it in your own project.
The software has an AGPL v3 open source license.
You can download it here.
Tested on Ubuntu + PHP5 + MySql (Also, it seems, 5) + of course, Apache2. IIS did not start ... Probably, there were not enough brains.
By the way, it is possible that everything worked, you need to install the php-bcmath package and set the magic_quotas_gps - On parameter in the php.ini settings file.
Added:
For those who ask what clipperz is, I can advise you to go to clipperz.com, register. There is nothing complicated. However, the site has a fairly detailed help.
What it (clipperz) allows you to do:
1. Store logins and passwords from sites.
2. Create a page with links to these sites, by clicking on which, the system will automatically enter the site without manually entering the login password. This is especially convenient in firefox and opera, where this page can be opened in the side tab.
3. Save this page in encrypted form locally (used in the same way, minus is that you cannot change the contents).
4. Store usernames, passwords, numbers, etc., etc., whatever you like.
For myself, I consider the second feature the most valuable.