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| xored | hey guys i've a question, when using age to define a secret inside a home manager module, is there anything extra I need to do to have the secret available under the home agenix path? i have something like this in my home manager config:
programs.atuin = {
enable = true;
key_path = config.age.secrets.atuinKey.path;
}
age.secrets.atuinKey.file = inputs.self + /secrets/atuinKey.age;
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| xored | when I inspect $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/agenix.d i don't see it there | 00:56:09 |
| xored | if it helps my OS level secrets are working fine (under /run/agenix) | 00:58:36 |
| xored | oh it turns out that's just my setup, i don't have my keys on home, they're saved on 1password, so the home module didn't seem to be able to decrypt the file | 01:28:10 |
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 willmckinnon | Hey all! Interesting question here - how many private keys would need to be known to be able to determine what the other keys that a secret is encrypted with are? Lets say I had a secret encrypted to 3 different hosts' private keys, with the public keys of those hosts known. If someone figured out one of my host's private keys, could they then determine my other hosts' private keys given the knowledge of the secret and the public keys of those hosts? | 21:36:56 |
 K900 | In reply to@willpower3309:matrix.org
Hey all! Interesting question here - how many private keys would need to be known to be able to determine what the other keys that a secret is encrypted with are? Lets say I had a secret encrypted to 3 different hosts' private keys, with the public keys of those hosts known. If someone figured out one of my host's private keys, could they then determine my other hosts' private keys given the knowledge of the secret and the public keys of those hosts? No | 21:52:16 |
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| Gus | Anyone have good patterns for decrypting "secrets" for eval-time configuration? E.g. I want to set services.caddy.virtualHosts.foo.hostName = "foo.${myTailnet}". I don't care about myTailnet being in the nix store but I would prefer that it's not plaintext in my git repo | 06:13:21 |
| Gus | I saw that maybe scalpel can solve this? | 06:13:42 |
| Gus | wondering if there is a straightforward way that people recommend :) | 06:14:03 |
