The problem is that, I have my passwords gathered all these years like this:
each username/password pair in a separate text file, having as filename the domain name of the relevant password,
and inside each .txt file, the first line is the username, and the 2nd the password (both without a prefix).
For example:
Filename: sourceforge.net.txt
Contents:
my_username
my_Password
Is there a way to import all these files to Keepass?
(I didn''t find any relative plugin.)
To fascilitate this, I could for example (via some bash script)
to prepend each 1st line with 'User Name' and 2nd with 'Password'
Last edit: bluemark 2015-10-27
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If you can convert them to CSV format with bash you can then import the CSV.
Use this format, leaving the headings - KeePass will use them to determine fields:
Greetings
I'd like to use Keepass (win10x64).
The problem is that, I have my passwords gathered all these years like this:
each username/password pair in a separate text file, having as filename the domain name of the relevant password,
and inside each .txt file, the first line is the username, and the 2nd the password (both without a prefix).
For example:
Filename:
sourceforge.net.txtContents:
Is there a way to import all these files to Keepass?
(I didn''t find any relative plugin.)
To fascilitate this, I could for example (via some bash script)
to prepend each 1st line with 'User Name' and 2nd with 'Password'
Last edit: bluemark 2015-10-27
If you can convert them to CSV format with bash you can then import the CSV.
Use this format, leaving the headings - KeePass will use them to determine fields:
Note: if you have a comma, double quote or backslash in the password you need to escape it with a backslash.
cheers, Paul
Thank you.
With help from stackexchange.com (unix.stackexchange.com) I managed to import all my text files.