#4 Overwrite Password File

[Ben Thomas]

Your site states:
On startup you have to type the password again, and
then Gpasman is able to decrypt the datafile. If you
type the wrong password, you can only see the
unreadable result.

My experience is that if you type the wrong password,
nothing is shown. That's fine, but a notice that the
password was not accepted would be more appropriate.
The real problem is that if you type in the wrong
password and nothing is shown and then save; it will
overwrite the existing password file with a blank one.
There is no indication in the interface that this is
the case (only states "Last entry loaded")

Gpasman 1.3.1
Gentoo Linux