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Combining Passpie and Onetimepass
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#!/usr/local/bin/python | |
import clipboard | |
import onetimepass as otp | |
import getpass | |
import subprocess | |
''' | |
1. if you already have a google authenticator added to your google account, remove it | |
2. add another one, and click the link under the barcode to get the key | |
3. remove the spaces and lower case the whole thing | |
4. add the key to passpie | |
''' | |
# prompt user for passpie password | |
passphrase = getpass.getpass("passphrase: ") | |
# get key from passpie | |
# <name@address> is assumed to be the entry from passpie | |
command = "passpie copy --passphrase '%s' --to stdout <name@address>" % passphrase | |
key = subprocess.Popen(command, shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE).stdout.read() | |
# the key comes back with a newline, so lets get rid of that | |
key = key.replace('\n','') | |
# generate token | |
# put token silently into clipboard | |
code = otp.get_totp(key) | |
clipboard.copy(str(code)) |
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