Is there a way to get an Enpass 6 version of the installer for Linux? I am using Fedora Silverblue and even though you can install RPMs there is (still) an issue with installing RPMs that write to /opt (the issue is documented here: https://github.com/projectatomic/rpm-ostree/issues/233). Is it somehow possible to just extract the binary from the rpm (or the deb) and start it like one could run enpass < 6?

The better solution (for me and for all Fedora users) would obviously to provide a flatpak but I already read that you are still waiting for the snap/flatpak think to settle. Is that still the case?

Unfortunately it seems that this broke my sync setup as Enpass on mt iPhone was automatically upgraded to 6 and I currently still have to use enpass 5.6 on my desktop and it seems that syncing between two different versions just does not work. :(

Hi @tobstarr,

You can extract binary & other files from deb package. Here is the link to latest deb:

https://apt.enpass.io/pool/main/e/enpass/enpass_6.0.1.239_amd64.deb

Thanks.

@Vinod Kumar thanks. Do you have a link for a RPM-Package as well? I would like to try and modify it so it writes to /usr/ instead of /opt as there are some other things which are currently not working (I can e.g. not authenticate with OneDrive as my browser does not have a protocol handler for `enpassauth:`).

Edited January 7, 20197 yr by tobstarr

@tobstarr There you go https://yum.enpass.io/stable/x86_64/enpass-6.0.1.239-1.x86_64.rpm

@Vinod Kumar but I suppose the pre 6 installer is no longer maintained?

@tobstarr NO, it is no longer maintained.

@Vinod KumarThen please reconsider providing a flatpak version. I suppose I could somehow make one specific version of Enpass to work with my setup but I would really like to avoid jumping all those hoops every time there is an update.

Sorry, I'm kinda noob with Fedora Silverblue.

How could you make it work exactly? I was able to extract those binaries, but I don't know what to do next. I tried to copy them to my .local folder, but I couldn't open Enpass.

Thank you, Rafaelles.