Bug - Backspace interpreted as character about lastpass-cli HOT 8 CLOSED

I have found if I run export TERM=linux before the command, the backspace then works correctly but the login box looks kinda funky.
i.e. with the term set to linux:

and normally:

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Sounds like an issue with the terminal or with pinentry, really, not lastpass-cli. Can you reproduce if you just run pinentry by itself? (Run pinentry, and after it displays "OK Your orders please", type GETPIN followed by a newline. It will display the pin after you submit the dialog.)

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Ahh you are correct it is with pinentry. Sorry for the hassle guess this can be closed (and learning new lessons every day) :)
Cheers,
Stuart

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Ok - feel free to reopen if you find out there's something (portable) lpass should be doing with regards to setting terminal options when starting pinentry.

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I also had this problem. OSX 10.10, tmux 2.0 on Terminal.App 2.5.3

$ echo $TERM
screen

The "solution" was to use ctrl-h as backspace. Terminal.App has "Delete sends Control-H" under Profiles -> Advanced. I've never had to do this before, so it seems kind of silly to turn it on for this one app.

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So maybe we need stty erase setting or something for mac.

By the way, you can export LPASS_DISABLE_PINENTRY=1 to disable pinentry.

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I have password reprompt enabled for a bunch of passcodes, so I'm not sure this is an option for me(?) - or perhaps I'm misunderstanding the functionality of askpass.

Is there a way to read obfuscated master password from STDIN a la ssh / login / read -s prompts?

I had to turn "delete sends control-h" back off as it was messing with the functionality of nc.

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It will still prompt, it will just prompt with a built-in prompt instead of using an external program to do the prompting. (I mistyped, I meant "pinentry" not "askpass", corrected above.). I'm not sure what you mean regarding the obfuscated master password, can you describe what you need to accomplish? I guess 'expect' could do that. We've thought about adding an askpass type feature so you can have an external program supply the password, but it doesn't exist yet.

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