Databag is a simple command-line tool that securely stores your sensitive data in an encrypted form. In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of installing Databag on MXLinux Latest.
Before you begin, make sure that your MXLinux Latest is up-to-date and has access to the internet. Also, you should have a non-root user account with sudo privileges.
Databag has some dependencies that need to be installed before you can use it. Open the terminal and run the following command to install Python3 and pip3:
sudo apt install python3 python3-pip -y
To install Databag, run the following command:
sudo pip3 install databag
Wait for the installation to complete.
To verify that Databag has been installed successfully, run the following command:
databag -v
This command should output the version of Databag that you have installed.
Now that Databag is installed, you can start using it to store your sensitive data. To create a new databag, run the following command:
databag create my_databag
Replace my_databag
with a name of your choice. The command will prompt you to enter a password for your databag. Make sure to choose a strong password and keep it safe.
To add items to your databag, use the following command:
databag add my_databag my_item my_secret
Replace my_databag
with the name of your databag, my_item
with the name of the item that you want to store, and my_secret
with the secret value that you want to store.
Repeat this command for every item that you want to add to your databag.
Congratulations! You have successfully installed Databag on your MXLinux Latest and created a new databag to securely store your sensitive data. You can now use Databag to store and manage your passwords, API keys, and other sensitive information.
Keep in mind that Databag is not foolproof and can be broken into with enough time and resources. Therefore, it is recommended that you use additional measures such as two-factor authentication and regular backups of your databag to ensure the security of your sensitive data.
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