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grdb provides a gnome-panel applet for acessing Keepass key database files (kdb files).  The goal of the project is simply to make accessing Keepass databases faster and easier in the Gnome environment - it is NOT meant to be a replacement for Keepass itself.  As such, I don't plan on implementing any features for adding items to databases or generating passwords.

Presently kdb files up to version "3" are supported.

If you want to configure gkdb manually, create a file called ".gkdb" in your home directory, with the following lines:

dbFile = [full path to kdb file]
autolock = [seconds until interface lockout]
autoclear = [seconds until clipboard is cleared after copying data]
recentEntries = [number of recent entries to show on menu]

Only the first option is required.  You can set any of the last three to "0" to disable those features (though I don't recomment it for the first two).

Special Thanks:
Tarek Saidi, author of KeePassX.  Much of the kdb parsing code was adapted directly from the KeePassX project code.