GPass is a simple GNOME application that lets you manage a collection of passwords. The password collection is stored in an encrypted file, protected by a master-password.
Created attachment 30387 [details] gpass-0.4.ebuild
Created attachment 30885 [details] gpass-0.4.2.ebuild Ebuild for a later version... and this one actually works :)
Works when renamed to gpass-0.4.4 as well but seems to need an extra DEPEND: >=gnome-base/libgnomeui-2.6.1.1 (the version is just the one I have installed) otherwise configure fails.
Could this not be done simpler by using "inherit gnome2" ? Tried it and it works fine with amd64 and an ebuild with only inherit gnome2 + (r)depend.
*** Bug 86760 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Hrmm, no release/updates for nearly a year. Please reopen this is the project shows activity again.
GPass is a complete and nicely working program, so why is inactivity preventing it from getting to portage? At the same time there is a similar but even less maintained Gnome1 program called Figaro's Password Manager (fpm) in portage... The latest version of fpm came out in December 25, 2003. So please, remove fpm from portage for all that I care, but let this one in instead.
tried to make an ebuild, but don't know the result :) it complains about an access violation to pixmap directory, but i'm sure here someone will fix it, for now it can be installed with: FEATURES="-sandbox" emerge gpass
Created attachment 64982 [details] gpass 0.5.0 ebuild it complain about access to pixmap dir
ok, it was simple as sobstituting 'einstall' with 'make DESTDIR=${D} install' ebuild now should work. bye
Created attachment 64984 [details] gpass 0.5.0 ebuild
Created attachment 80842 [details] gpass-0.5.0 ebuild Added KEYWORDS ~x86 and ~amd64 Added IUSE static
