Status: open Group: Next Release (example) Created: Thu Apr 17, 2014 07:49 PM UTC by Alex Johnstone Last Updated: Thu Apr 17, 2014 07:49 PM UTC Owner: nobody
The desktop app of keepass has a function called synchronization. It allows you to sync two databases together so they both have the most recent entries in each. This allows you to edit passwords or entries in both files separately and then synchronize them. Not just overwriting whilst saving.
I'd like to do this via cli.
Thank you and great script.
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kpcli purposefully supports KeePass v1 (*.kdb) files in addition to v2, and is interoperability tested with KeePassX, KeePassDroid, etc. I am primarily a Linux user and so I very rarely use KeePass (even on Windows I use KeePasX), and I have no personal use for KeePass v2 synchronization. I am not opposed to adding the support, I just have no need for it, don't have any personal use-cases that would ever test it (I don't even use the v2 file format), etc. So, I probably am not the best person to add this support, at least not today.
kpcli is gaining in popularity and I am starting to get some nice new features sent in as patches. Perhaps someone with interest in this feature will code it and send a patch to me to incorporate into a later version of kpcli.
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On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 3:49 PM, Alex Johnstone ahhyes@users.sf.net wrote:
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The desktop app of keepass has a function called synchronization. It allows you to sync two databases together so they both have the most recent entries in each. This allows you to edit passwords or entries in both files separately and then synchronize them. Not just overwriting whilst saving.
I'd like to do this via cli.
Thank you and great script.
To the best of my knowledge, synchronization is a KeePass-only, and v2 file format-only (*.kdbx), feature: http://keepass.info/help/v2/sync.html
kpcli purposefully supports KeePass v1 (*.kdb) files in addition to v2, and is interoperability tested with KeePassX, KeePassDroid, etc. I am primarily a Linux user and so I very rarely use KeePass (even on Windows I use KeePasX), and I have no personal use for KeePass v2 synchronization. I am not opposed to adding the support, I just have no need for it, don't have any personal use-cases that would ever test it (I don't even use the v2 file format), etc. So, I probably am not the best person to add this support, at least not today.
kpcli is gaining in popularity and I am starting to get some nice new features sent in as patches. Perhaps someone with interest in this feature will code it and send a patch to me to incorporate into a later version of kpcli.