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safe [![Build Status](https://secure.travis-ci.org/TwP/inifile.png)](http://travis-ci.org/TwP/inifile)
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==========
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## safe push | safe pull
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Working with <tt>remote (off-site) storage</tt> and <tt>sync-ing safe books</tt> between **different computers** is done using <tt>safe push</tt> and <tt>safe pull</tt>. Even with a single laptop you need a backup and restore process and this push pull is in-built and ready to go.
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The process employs
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- a <tt>git repository</tt> to push and pull crypt material to and from
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- a usb key, mobile phone and/or email to stash a small file containing salts
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Attackers would need to bring together the crypt material, the salt file and your password, in order to access the safe's credentials.
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### Command to Acquire Repository State Key
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```
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git log -1 --format="%h" HEAD
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```
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## safe's delivery pipeline
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Visit this Rakefile for an example of how to build, test, version and release.
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https://github.com/tslocke/hobo/blob/master/Rakefile
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safe has an agile and automated delivery pipeline that assures quality, continuity and usability in the major Linux environments including Ubuntu, RHEL, CoreOS, Amazon Linux and Suse Linux.
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The pipeline process is triggered when new software arrives in the safedb github repository. When this happens
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- Jenkins picks up the latest software
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- Rake and Minitest are used to build and unit test the software
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- Docker is used to system test safedb in the key Linux environments
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- versioning is applied using the date/time and Git's commit hashes
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- if tests pass the safedb gem is deployed to RubyGems.org
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- website documentation is built and posted to [safedb.net](https://www.safedb.net)
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safe database introduction
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**A safe database contains books that you login to.** A book contains **`chapters`** and chapters contain **`verses`**. Each verse has a number of lines which are just key/value pairs.
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## Generating Credentials
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The most powerful known technique for generating a random sequence of characters on Linux involves the <tt>urandom</tt> command.
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### urandom command example
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```
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head /dev/urandom | tr -dc A-Za-z0-9 | head -c 18 ; echo ''
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## Generating Credential Types
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The following can be generated from a single command
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- password strings configurable by length, set of printable characters and encoding
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### Did you know?
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Did you know that
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- plaintext credentials are written by git config credential.helper store
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## Configure Length of Generated Password
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Visit the below - has perfect parameters for configuring the output of a generating credential.
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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- Apollo Akora
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