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This Python module retrieves passwords for Passbolt groups to make them available in Saltstack Pillar.

License

MIT

Setup

1. Clone this repo

2. Go to directory, run (requires python3-setuptools)

   python3 setup.py install
   

3. Create an Passbolt account for the Salt master.

4. Copy the private and public PGP key files to /etc/salt.

5. Import the private key with

   gpg --import /etc/salt/passbolt_private.asc
   

6. Create a /etc/salt/passbolt.ini file with the following content:

   [PASSBOLT]
   SERVER = https://passbolt.example.com
   #SERVER_PUBLIC_KEY_FILE = <optional: server_public.asc>
   USER_FINGERPRINT = [REPLACE WITH GPG KEY FINGERPRINT]
   USER_PUBLIC_KEY_FILE = /etc/salt/passbolt_public.asc
   USER_PRIVATE_KEY_FILE = /etc/salt/passbolt_private.asc
   PASSPHRASE = [REPLACE WITH PASSBOLT USER PASSWORD]
   

7. Change file permissions:

   chown salt /etc/salt/passbolt*
   chmod 600 /etc/salt/passbolt*
   

8. Create Pillar sls files for the different Salt minions. Use the example below as content for the sls files and replace the group UUID. Hint: you can find the group UUID in the URL of the Passbolt admin interface when editing a group.

   #!py
   def run():
       from salt_passbolt import fetch_passbolt_passwords
       return fetch_passbolt_passwords("27b9abd4-af9b-4c9e-9af1-cf8cb963680c")
   

   You can also look into the example directory.

9. In state, reference secrets with their UUID. See the example/salt/important_secrets/files/secret.conf. Hint: you can find the secret UUID in the URL of your browser by clicking on the checkbox of a secret.

   password={{ pillar['passbolt']['3ec2a739-8e51-4c67-89fb-4bbfe9147e17'] }}
   

YAML Replacement Structure

If the Passbolt server is not available, for example during local development, a file with the following format can replace the Python code mentioned in step 8:

passbolt:
  3ec2a739-8e51-4c67-89fb-4bbfe9147e17: MY_SECRET