How I can decrypt secure env variables?

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user606521 picture user606521 · Jul 20, 2015 · Viewed 9.4k times · Source

I have .travis.yml with some secure (encrypted) env variables. Now I need to descrypt those variables to use them in different project.

Is there easy way of doing this (except triggering a commit and printing them in console output)?

Answer

Daniel Smith picture Daniel Smith · May 19, 2017

You can't decrypt locally from what I understand but you can recover the key/values. By nature, they have to be decrypted to be used during the build process.

  1. Go to your last build of your current project.
  2. Select "Debug Build"
  3. SSH into the instance using the provided user and host ***********@to2.tmate.io
  4. Once in the remote shell, run env.

This will print all of the environment variables so you will have to dig a little for your secure ones but they will be there.

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