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Re-assign permissions when adding users #161

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nenebale opened this issue Feb 11, 2016 · 3 comments
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Re-assign permissions when adding users #161

nenebale opened this issue Feb 11, 2016 · 3 comments

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@nenebale
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Hi everyone!

First, I wanted to say thanks for this awesome piece of software! I am planning to use it as main storage of passwords inside our company for 15+ people.

I wanted to know if it was possible to have a "reassign permission" functionality for all passwords in a folder. For now, every time permissions change I have to open every password in the edit view and close it to re-encrypt it for the new keys.

I am not really familiar with C++ code but I would be glad to help achieving this.

Thanks a lot!
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annejan commented Feb 11, 2016

Yes, this issue has high-priority for me, since it is a very seriously lacking feature
To do it in pass mode is easy but to do it for non-pass systems is harder.

Related: #150

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Then why not implementing it for pass first and only show the notice in the user window to non-pass users?

I see you talked about a button in #150 - in my opinion, this shouldn't require any user-interaction as it is an expected behaviour and not something one might be surprised of if it happened automatically.

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annejan commented Feb 11, 2016

I have a test for that planned this weekend (pass first and non-pass later).

There shouldn't be a button imo, and it should always happen.

The only thing discussed is a configuration option to disable the (correct) behaviour and return to the lazy (current) behaviour.
On large trees re-coding can take an immense amount of time.

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