How to Install Psono on OpenBSD

Psono is a password manager for businesses and individuals. It offers a range of features, including two-factor authentication, seamless password sharing, and a user-friendly interface. Here is how you can install Psono on OpenBSD.

Step 1: Install Dependencies

Before installing Psono, you need to install the dependencies. There are two dependencies required for Psono:

Python: You can install Python by running the following command:
```
sudo pkg_add python
```
PostgreSQL: You can install PostgreSQL by running the following command:
```
sudo pkg_add postgresql-server
```

Step 2: Configure PostgreSQL

After installing PostgreSQL, you need to configure it. Here are the steps:

Initialize the database directory using the following command:
```
sudo su - _postgresql
initdb -D /var/postgresql/data
exit
```

Start the PostgreSQL server using the following command:

doas rcctl enable postgresql
doas rcctl start postgresql

Set a password for the default PostgreSQL user using the following command:
```
sudo su - postgres
psql
\password postgres
\q
exit
```

Step 3: Install Psono

Now that you have installed the dependencies and configured PostgreSQL, you can install Psono. Here are the steps:

Download the Psono source code from the official website: https://psono.com/#download
Extract the downloaded file using the following command:
```
tar xvfz psono-x.y.z.tar.gz
```
Replace x.y.z with the version number of the downloaded file.
Change to the extracted Psono directory using the following command:
```
cd psono-x.y.z
```
Replace x.y.z with the version number of the downloaded file.
Install Psono using the following command:
```
sudo python setup.py install
```

Step 4: Configure Psono

After installing Psono, you need to configure it. Here are the steps:

Create a configuration file for Psono using the following command:
```
sudo cp /etc/psono.example.cfg /etc/psono.cfg
```
Edit the configuration file using your favorite text editor. Replace the following values with your own values:
- DATABASE_NAME: The name of the PostgreSQL database that Psono will use.
- DATABASE_USER: The username of the PostgreSQL user that Psono will use.
- DATABASE_PASSWORD: The password of the PostgreSQL user that Psono will use.
Save and close the configuration file.

Step 5: Start Psono

Now that you have installed and configured Psono, you can start it using the following command:

sudo psono_start

Conclusion

In this tutorial, you learned how to install Psono on OpenBSD. Psono is a powerful and user-friendly password manager that can help you manage your passwords and secure your online accounts.