patchback[bot] 176f6a62ae [PR #8689/8989b6c4 backport][stable-9] Namespace the passwordstore lockfile (#8746) ... Namespace the passwordstore lockfile (#8689) * Namespace the lockfile When passwordstore needs to grab a lock, it creates a statically file (within /tmp, typically). This is unfortunate, when there might be more than one user using the passwordstore functionality on that machine. Prepend the user to the filename, to bypass further issues. * Update plugins/lookup/passwordstore.py specifically reference the argument number in the format string. Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de> * Add changelog fragment for PR#8689 * Update 8689-passwordstore-lock-naming.yml I was sure that was a copy/paste. * Update changelogs/fragments/8689-passwordstore-lock-naming.yml specify the type of plugin Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de> --------- Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de> (cherry picked from commit 8989b6c4d4) Co-authored-by: Adam Tygart <adam.tygart@gmail.com>		2024-08-12 08:06:57 +02:00
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bitwarden.py
bitwarden_secrets_manager.py
cartesian.py
chef_databag.py
collection_version.py
consul_kv.py
credstash.py
cyberarkpassword.py
dependent.py
dig.py
dnstxt.py
dsv.py
etcd.py
etcd3.py
filetree.py
flattened.py
github_app_access_token.py
hiera.py
keyring.py
lastpass.py
lmdb_kv.py
manifold.py
merge_variables.py
onepassword.py
onepassword_doc.py
onepassword_raw.py
passwordstore.py	[PR #8689/8989b6c4 backport][stable-9] Namespace the passwordstore lockfile (#8746)	2024-08-12 08:06:57 +02:00
random_pet.py
random_string.py
random_words.py
redis.py
revbitspss.py
shelvefile.py
tss.py