Closed ghost closed 8 years ago
@mekhami I'll leap in here since this is what I'm doing you can easily put things like firstname.lastname@mymail.com@thatsiteiuse
and get what you're going for. That will also work if you want groupings (I know I just moved over to passpie last night and one of the first things I checked.
firstname.lastname@mymail.com@workstuff/thatsiteiuse
.
Even then if you don't put it in via the passpie add firstname.lastname@mymail.com@thatsiteiuse
you can use the passpie update thatsiteiuse
and go back and fix anything you've already put in.
@mekhami good question, that makes me think that fullname
syntax might not be as document as it should. As @tundramonkey has mentioned, you can have user@gmail.com@example.com
and also make queries using only the name: example.com
or @example.com
as soon as that is the only credential named example.com
I will let this issue open so others can take a look.
I will be closing this issue for now.
For those of you having the same difficulty understand fullname syntax: https://github.com/marcwebbie/passpie/blob/master/docs/fullname.md
Is it not possible to have your email be your login name? Given the fullname structure uses the @, you can't likely do myemail@gmail.com@thatsiteiuse for the name of the entry.
Or can you, and I'm just missing something?