#2042 Username stamping to history - database opended with master key

[Jesper Neumann]

Use logged on username in Windows to mark History Items, så that we can get some change tracking.
-Which user made that change?
Since the typical usage scenario is that many users use tha same database logged in with a master key. We would like to get some change tracking tied to the user who did tha change.
If a LDAP connection or something like that is hard to implement, maybe you just could pick up current computername and username and add to the history?

BR
Jesper

[wellread1]

There is an audit trigger example that can collect that sort of information. Audit data is saved external to the database. The log will not list the specific changes, but it does show who made the changes and when. If you also save copies of the changed database, you can view the modified time attribute to see what was changed.

[T. Bug Reporter]

KeePass is not designed for multiple users using the same database. Perhaps you should check out Pleasant Password Server, which is based on KeePass - you have to pay for it, but it may be better suited to your needs.

[Dominik Reichl]

I've now created a plugin called 'KeeModifiedBy', which remembers who has modified an entry.
https://keepass.info/plugins.html#keemodifiedby

Thanks and best regards,
Dominik