Authy Alfred Workflow

[momaek]

https://github.com/momaek/authy
 

[momaek]

Just now, momaek said:

https://github.com/momaek/authy
 

[Pearcen]

Thank you for this, for making me a little less mouse dependent.

 

[aviaryan]

Hi, I notice this creates 2 files .authy.json and .authycache.json. They contain my password, secret keys of 2fa of my sites, etc.

Isn't this unsafe? 

 

Edit - Btw, nice work. Set it up on my machine. Now I don't have to open Authy 3-5 times a day. Thanks!

 

Edited June 29, 2021 by aviaryan

[momaek]

On 6/30/2021 at 2:51 AM, aviaryan said:

Hi, I notice this creates 2 files .authy.json and .authycache.json. They contain my password, secret keys of 2fa of my sites, etc.

Isn't this unsafe? 

 

Edit - Btw, nice work. Set it up on my machine. Now I don't have to open Authy 3-5 times a day. Thanks!

 

You're right, I‘ve considered this question. But there is no good way with that. Just keep your mac safe 😹😂

[stefano]

I've to change the initial scritpt to this `/bin/bash` and then add only

`authy fuzz --alfred $@`
 

 

in the normal workflow i had `cat: command not found`

[momaek]

On 10/8/2021 at 8:20 PM, stefano said:

I've to change the initial scritpt to this `/bin/bash` and then add only

`authy fuzz --alfred $@`
 

 

in the normal workflow i had `cat: command not found`

That means `cat` is not in your AfredWorkflow's `PATH`, please check this https://github.com/momaek/authy#q-dont-workdont-show-result

[greenamit]

When installing and running authy refresh I get:
2022/02/20 11:27:20 token.go:119: Decrypt token failed decryption failed

[gb0]

Hi!

 

Could you make the instructions more clear for non-coders? I have followed the GitHub instructions but can't seem to understand the PATH?

 

here is the error

 

mv: rename authy to /opt/homebrew/bin:/opt/homebrew/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin: No such file or directory

 

after I use the command % echo $PATH 

 

and I get this output

 

/opt/homebrew/bin:/opt/homebrew/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin

 

[vitor]

@gb0 Indeed it’s not clear from the way it’s worded, but what you need to do is to move it to one of those directories, like /usr/local/bin.

[gb0]

4 hours ago, vitor said:

@gb0 Indeed it’s not clear from the way it’s worded, but what you need to do is to move it to one of those directories, like /usr/local/bin.

ok thanks I've messed up with the bin directory somehow before