KeePass: OpenSource Password Manager
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KeePass: OpenSource Password Manager
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Re: KeePass: OpenSource Password Manager
#2I'm quite surprised to see this on HN homepage, I mean this is such a great and popular tool that I would expect everyone to know about it and find it just an obvious link not to upvote.
Does anyone know if there is a lib to read and write into keepass archives programmatically, e.g. from a C# app? that would be quite useful to manage in an automated way some credentials for production systems, sharing tha archive via versioning repos in a team.
Re: KeePass: OpenSource Password Manager
#3I'm quite surprised to see this on HN homepage, I mean this is such a great and popular tool that I would expect everyone to know about it and find it just an obvious link not to upvote. Does anyone know if there is a lib to read and write into keepass archives programmatically, e.g. from a C# app? that would be quite useful to manage in an automated way some credentials for production systems, sharing tha archive vi…
I upvoted it because I use it.
Although since I am studying C#, VB and Java I would be interested to find out the answer to that.
Re: KeePass: OpenSource Password Manager
#4And if you need multiplatform, there is always KeePassX [1]. I use it on Mac OS X, Windows, iOS, Android and Linux, and it just works.
Re: KeePass: OpenSource Password Manager
#5I like KeePass2 personally
Re: KeePass: OpenSource Password Manager
#6I love this product. I found it via a stackoverflow question about how to store credentials safely. I started using it over a month ago because I have just stored everything in text files (ips, usernames, pass, secure urls, etc...) and wanted to be more organized and secure.
Re: KeePass: OpenSource Password Manager
#7Love it. Use it with Dropbox, and it has a quirk or two with the lock file, but overall it's fantastic. Highly recommended.
Re: KeePass: OpenSource Password Manager
#8Been using them for a long time. Best software for these purposes. Developers, if you see this, please enable Bitcoin donations.
Re: KeePass: OpenSource Password Manager
#9I like KeePass2 personally
What are the differences? I'm using 1.x and haven't found it lacking yet. I tried 2.x for a work password db and didn't find anything that really stuck out from my casual usage of it.
Re: KeePass: OpenSource Password Manager
#10And if you need multiplatform, there is always KeePassX [1]. I use it on Mac OS X, Windows, iOS, Android and Linux, and it just works. [1] https://www.keepassx.org/
The dependencies for this seem more appealing than KeePass but unless my searching skills are not up to par there don't appear to be any browser autocompletion plugins.