Adding mounting and passw manager doc
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@ -31,3 +31,8 @@ How to -safely- migrate to [[https://www.fsf.org][free software]] (free as in fr
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** Hardware
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* [[./doc/hardware.org][Table - Free hardware]]
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** Daily system use
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* [[./doc/mount.org][Mounting devices]]
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* [[./doc/password_m.org][Password manager]]
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#+date: 2023-04-07
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* Mount devices in the system
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The command mount will show the devices that are actually mounted
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mount
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You may also use ~lsblk~
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#+begin_example sh
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lsblk --fl
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#+end_example
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Or use:
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#+begin_example sh
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df -h
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#+end_example
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Or even ~fdisk~ (should use ~sudo~) to obtain details on the devices:
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#+begin_example sh
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fdisk -l
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#+end_example
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Let's say that you have a second disk identified as ~/dev/sdb~
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You may use the command following to mount the disk:
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#+begin_example sh
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mount /dev/sdb /mnt
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#+end_example
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This command should be run using ~sudo~ before the line. The command mounts a device
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(/dev/sdb) in any directory that exists in the system (here, we used ~/mnt~)
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To unmount the disk use (should use ~sudo~ before):
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#+begin_example sh
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umount /dev/sdb
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#+end_example
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#+date: 2023-05-03
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#+options: toc:nil
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* Using passwords
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** Password managers
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*** pass
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*First, install and set the pass configuration files:*
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Installing in Parabola-GNU
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#+begin_example sh
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pacman -S pass
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#+end_example
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Installing in Debian-Ubuntu-Trisquel-PureOS
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#+begin_example sh
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apt install pass
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#+end_example
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Initialize password store, using the gpg ID and then create a git repository
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for the password storage key:
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#+begin_example sh
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pass init "CXZ Passwords"\
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pass git init
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#+end_example
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Verify the place were passwords live:
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#+begin_example sh
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ls ~/.password-store/
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#+end_example
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*Then, use pass to manage passwords*
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#+begin_example sh
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pass insert Email/email1
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#+end_example
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Then, you can retrieve the password for this:
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#+begin_example sh
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pass Email/email1
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#+end_example
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After using this command you will need to inform the GPG password for the ID
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you have created to encrypt the ~pass~ files.
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You could also copy the retrieved password:
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#+begin_example sh
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pass -c Email/email1
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#+end_example
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** References
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- [[https://www.passwordstore.org/][Check the man page]]
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