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1. WeatherNews & Data
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3. Emacs
3.1. Keeping Secrets the Emacs Way
- Emacs has a library called auth-info for maintaining secrets in an encrypted file.
- The default file for this is ~/.authinfo.gpg.
- Its contents look like this.
# lines that begin with # are comments machine hostname.com login username password s3cr37
- You can store your passwords and other secrets here.
- A lot of things in Emacs that need passwords (like gnus) use this system.
- For those that don't, you can still write some Elisp to make use of this secrets database.
- For example, you can use the
auth-source-searchfunction like this to read back a password.
;; Change "hostname" and "user" to values that make sense for you. (thread-first (auth-source-search :host "hostname.com" :login "username") car (plist-get :secret) funcall)
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