pwman

Been meaning to do this for AGES and I just never got around to it (I
always assume doing anything in C is going to be hard and it's just not
always the case). Anyway, did today.

This just adds a ruler/counter below the password field like so:

Password: djdhhfhfkjhfuwhuifbvcnotrealmdsnwehbweha
1234567890123456789012345678901234567890

Which is a huge help for logins that say something along the lines of
"Enter character 15, 23 and 31".

God knows why I still use this password manager. Securty through
obscurity I guess. Leaf check-in: 8ed8a2d99f user: base@atomicules.co.uk tags: trunk, tweaks

Just never knew that until moved away from autohell Leaf check-in: 29163ef9b2 user: base@atomicules.co.uk tags: manualheaven, trunk

I'm not sure how it got away with it before? check-in: 10c900ef1d user: base@atomicules.co.uk tags: manualheaven, trunk

Based on the config.mk and Makefile from suckless's sic actually. The
config.h is as was produced from the autohell setup. I'm sure it can be
simplified and improved. The config.mk and Makefile probably aren't
far off. check-in: fcc5ac8547 user: base@atomicules.co.uk tags: manualheaven, trunk

I have a habit of hitting m instead of M and then getting stuck in a
loop of "Sublist does not exist, try again" because there is no sublist
I can move to. Although the code is meant to allow you to break out of
this by pressing return (the answer[0] bit) it doesn't work for me
(perhaps because of the changes I made on ui_statusline_ask_str that
restore values on return?).

So instead of running it in a loop, just run it once on keypress - it's
not exactly a hassle to run it again if I do actually want to move an
item and type it wrong. check-in: 84a89d1e8e user: base@atomicules.co.uk tags: origin/tweaks, trunk

A couple of things here:

1) I probably use PWMan in a way that wasn't intended: I only make my
secret key available to in temporarily, once authorised I delete the
secring.gpg file entirely so it isn't hanging about on a machine. So
when it times out I need to remember to copy my key back to the machine
before I try to re-authorise. Sometimes I forget and ...

2) It seems that for reasons I don't have the inclination or ability to
figure out, PWMan segfaults on exit when the secring.gpg isn't available
or is 0 bytes (or, probably, doesn't contain the required secret key).
This on it's own isn't a bad thing, but when it does this it also seems
to have a nasty habit of corrupting the password database; not always in
an immediately obvious manner so I can end up "backing up" this
corrupted version.

So as a workaround (for my usage circumstances), this fix checks whether
the secring file is 0 bytes and if it is waits until it isn't (I.e. I've
copied it back to the machine) before asking for re-authorisation.

This isn't perfect as it only waits once. I.e. if it recognises the
secring is available it'll prompt for the password, but it is possible
that in this time I could get distracted and come back after the secring
file is removed again (since I remove it automatically) and forget and
cause a segfault, but then I've only my stupid self to blame. check-in: 58b6e98d51 user: base@atomicules.co.uk tags: origin/tweaks, trunk

And also use malloc. What I'd done before wasn't doing what I thought. C
newbie and all that. It must have picked up whatever `input` was
initialised at, which must be one of STRING_SHORT, STRING_MEDIUM, etc.
So it was just by luck it was working. It could have ended up truncating
strings I guess?

I'm in two minds about the benefit of dynamic allocation though. Since
this is hardly a big memory hungry application I could probably just
set `oldinput` to the largest possible string length and it'd be fine. check-in: 378769ec43 user: atomicules@lavabit.com tags: origin/tweaks, trunk

In other words, prevent accidentally deleting fields. This has always
bugged me about PWman. If I edit an entry and accidentally press a
number to edit one of the fields there is no way to escape out of this.
You have to re-type or paste in the old value.

This small change means that if you just enter return then the old value
is kept.

This is good enough for me. There is one downside: if you really want to
make a field blank the only way to do it is by entering a space and then
return - but I can't think of anytime I've ever wanted to do that. check-in: 1559d3c956 user: atomicules@lavabit.com tags: origin/tweaks, trunk

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In actions.c: when exporting, give a different error if key has expired

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