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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2017-09-22 09:50:38
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Hi, I'd like to release PasswordSafe 3. 44 within a couple of weeks . As usual, I've setup a pre-elease for testing and translators in https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/PreReleases/3.44pre/ The 'pos' directory in the above link has the texts to be translated in the .po files. Translators are invited to mail me the updated po files for inclusion in the next release (or create pull requests on GitHub <https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe>). "pre-release" means that there may be more bugfixes until the formal release, but no user-visible changes (texts in particular should remain unchanged). Thanks, Rony |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2017-08-31 04:40:29
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I am very sad to announce the untimely passing away of my friend and fellow PasswordSafe developer, David Kelvin. David has been with the project for 11 years, during which he has written and supported many of the user-facing functionality. Although he has formally left the project a few weeks ago, he recently sent me a set of fixes and new features that will be in the forthcoming release. David left behind his wife and two adult children. I will miss him. Rony |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2017-07-05 18:06:44
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Hi, This is to announce the release of PasswordSafe version 3.43.0 for Windows. This is a maintenance release, fixing a few minor issues, and adding some functionality as described below. Thanks to dk, pm_kan, SauravG, Bjorne, Dave, Karlo, Larry, MrMe and others for their help in this release. Thanks also to all the users who have provided bug reports, suggestions, and the occasional donation... Bugs fixed in 3.43.0 ==================== [1410] Don't forget '-r' flag when database not found, and needs to be searched. [1409] An entry is now correctly re-selected after editing if the preference "Save database immediately after any change" is disabled. [1403] Help has been updated to document that an entry's Notes field has a size limit of 30,000 characters. [1402] Group image is now correct after dragging an empty sub-group to the next higher level. [1400] The Toolbar now correctly disables buttons when a Group is selected. [1401] After deleting an entry, the next visible entry (if present) is selected. If not present, then the previous entry (if present) will be selected. [1399] A disabled image is now shown when no characters to copy are available. This has also been implemented wherever the "Copy Password" button is used outside the Toolbar. Changes to Existing Features in 3.43.0 ====================================== [809] Maximum configurable idle timeout increased to 10 hours. New Features for 3.43.0 ======================= [] You can now specify additional command line parameters to the external editor used to edit the Notes field from the Add/Edit Basic dialog. [] It is now possible to export the currently filtered entries to a new PasswordSafe database. [832] If many databases are open at the same time, after opening a database, the user can specify a database index (1-99) that will be superimposed on the System Tray icon to aid identification. In addition, the System Tray icon tooltip has been enhanced to show more of the database name. [833] Right-clicking on a base entry now allows you to select any one of its dependants, i.e. alias or shortcut. [834] We've added the option of displaying the safe combination when entering during database creation, opening and change of combination. The PasswordSafe2Go version will be updated soon and available from http://www.shareit.com/product.html?cart=1&productid= 300597408&stylefrom=300597408 (Owners of previous releases are invited to contact me for an update) The Windows release may be downloaded from https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/tag/3.43.0 or https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/passwordsafe/3.43.0/ https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.43.0/pwsafe-3.43.0.exe (installer) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.43.0/pwsafe64-3.43.0.exe (64 bit installer) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.43.0/pwsafe-3.43.0-bin.zip (zip file with binaries, for those who don't like installers) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.43.0/pwsafe64-3.43.0-bin.zip (64 bit version) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.43.0/pwsafe-3.43.0.msi (Microsoft installer) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.43.0/pwsafe64-3.43.0.msi (64 bit version) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/archive/3.43.0.zip (source code) SHA-1 checksums: a9e734eef81c2983179a2d53d1a3b1f16a133870 *pwsafe-3.43.0.exe f0ab8e7ae2eae19c4415292751f8595a2faf8db7 *pwsafe-3.43.0.msi 1bfb923dc9b579078f2116b04b4a8cd22bea1ca2 *pwsafe64-3.43.0.exe 6fafc1ef09df9a066056e1095709b7222e124f49 *pwsafe64-3.43.0.msi 3fe156d823704232b5751cb3a28d7f3af738f9e4 *pwsafe-3.43.0-bin.zip f8b96274bf25f7ae0db08a92efdb1a1c8d041fe1 *pwsafe64-3.43.0-bin.zip e46d63f7bdf2f6e4de97899f39d9cef76ae9f91d *pwsafe-3.43.0-src.zip The Linux versions should be ready in a few days, and will be announced on the passwordsafe-linux mailing list. Enjoy, Rony |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2017-06-23 05:10:58
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Hi, I'd like to release PasswordSafe 3. 43 in a couple of weeks . As usual, I've setup a pre-release build for testing and translators in https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/PreReleases/3.43pre/ The 'pos' directory in the above link has the texts to be translated in the .po files. Translators are invited to mail me the updated po files for inclusion in the next release (or create pull requests on GitHub <https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe>). "pre-release" means that there may be more bugfixes until the formal release, but no user-visible changes (texts in particular should remain unchanged). Thanks, Rony |
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From: Alberto R. <in...@po...> - 2017-06-18 16:46:00
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Hi Everyone, My name is Alberto, I’m a Windows and UWP developer and I’ll give you some details about the new uwp0 branch in the Password Safe repository. Since I’m a long time user of the Password Safe application, I really needed to access my password database on my Lumia 950. One day I grabbed the password safe source code and started to work on it. Thanks to the multiplatform nature of the project, the model and the view are well separated, so if I could make the os and core libraries compile on the UWP platform, I only needed to make a new “shell". Luckily, especially in C++, many standard libraries and Win32 APIs are still accessible in the Universal Windows Platform, there is also a Universal CRT but I’m not an expert C++/CX programmer. Anyway, after a couple of months of work I was able to make a simple read-only app that has been published in the Windows Store https://www.microsoft.com/store/p/password-safe-beta/9nblggh52t2r To make it work, I modified the os and core libraries and added a new project under src/ui/UWP. The major changes to the os and core libraries were in the file I/O. I excluded a lot of code initially but I’m gradually putting it back as I make sure it compiles and enable more features. The objective is to gradually minimize the changes to those libraries and work only on the UWP shell code so we can merge it easily with the master branch. At the moment I’m working to enable the editing features and add more code from the original codebase that has been excluded. When I’m done with it, much of the effort will be towards the quality of the code and the merge with the master branch. Also there are many innovative features from the uwp platform that we can add to the project like Windows Hello integration, which we can use to access the password safe db through fingerprint and/or iris recognition without entering our extremely long master password 😉 You can build and run the app on your local machine or deploy the appx package on another W10/W10M device by enabling developer mode. The app is not linked to any developer account, while the Password Safe Beta app in the Windows Store is linked to my developer account and I keep locally the changes needed to publish that app. Rony or someone else can open another developer account and take over for the publication of the app. The name Password Safe is not available in the Windows Store, but we should keep an eye on it because if after 1 year no app is published that name becomes available again. I hope other UWP developers will join my effort, together we can move this great application to the next era. If you have any question about the UWP port you can contact me or Rony. Cheers, Alberto |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2017-04-01 19:33:49
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Hi, PasswordSafe 3.42.1 has been released. This version fixes a couple of regressions that crept into 3.42 (see below). If you've upgraded to 3.42 and are not affected by them, there's no reason to upgrade. Thanks to the users who've reported these issues, and to DK for help in addressing them. Bugs fixed in 3.42.1 ==================== [1404] Regression: In read-only mode, Entry popup menu's View Entry item restored (was mistakenly disabled). If you don't use PasswordSafe in read-only mode or with prtoected entries, this doesn't affect you. [1266] Regression: Toolbar elements display correctly on high-resolution monitors under Windows 8.1 and later now supported in 64-bit builds. If you're using the 32 bit build and/or don't have a high-resolution display, this doesn't affect you. The Windows release may be downloaded from https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/tag/3.42.1 or https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/passwordsafe/3.42.1/ https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.42.1/pwsafe-3.42.1.exe (installer) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.42.1/pwsafe64-3.42.1.exe (64 bit installer) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.42.1/pwsafe-3.42.1-bin.zip (zip file with binaries, for those who don't like installers) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.42.1/pwsafe64-3.42.1-bin.zip (64 bit version) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.42.1/pwsafe-3.42.1.msi (Microsoft installer) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.42.1/pwsafe64-3.42.1.msi (64 bit version) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/archive/3.42.1.zip (source code) SHA-1 checksums: 9dbf213cfef31f66e3f8799cce796c687fe96c2b *pwsafe-3.42.1.exe a3d1a07d886e93ed163871ffb810d6c7aaa5b519 *pwsafe-3.42.1.msi b6d44604db3850c5764a8914420007bc4bb28a1f *pwsafe64-3.42.1.exe 29ab449c432b9bb25a8c2dd37957f93c2d4a9311 *pwsafe64-3.42.1.msi b7cc8600e247473ca358f9632c0b399dc3b9ed5f *pwsafe-3.42.1-bin.zip f2cc315b198d104d0179520e08f246430245b401 *pwsafe64-3.42.1-bin.zip 99836ad22cd1c5059b6215eff51d3083a47b5f8c *pwsafe-3.42.1-src.zip The Linux versions should be ready in a few days, and will be announced on the passwordsafe-linux mailing list. Enjoy, Rony |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2017-03-31 05:55:43
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Hi, This is to announce the release of PasswordSafe version 3.42 for Windows. This is a maintenance release, fixing a few minor issues, as described below. Thanks to dk, pm_kan, Bjorne, Dave, Francois, Karlo, Larry, MrMe and others for their help in this release. Thanks also to all the users who have provided bug reports, suggestions, and the occasional donation... A couple of changes are worth pointing out in particular: 1. For the first time, we're making 64 bit versions of program available in Windows. If you have a 64-bit version of Windows, you might prefer this build (although the 32 bit version will still work just fine). Thanks to Dave for making this happen. 2. I've updated the PGP signing key that is used to create digital signatures of the uploaded files. The new key (7F2F1BB9) may be found here <http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xB131423D7F2F1BB9>. Bugs fixed in 3.42 ================== - Fix issue when locking database when not using the System Tray. - Fix empty group validation on database open. [G288] Changes to default password policy now persistent under V4 databases. [1395] PasswordSafe now correctly duplicates a group containing both a base entry and its dependent i.e. shortcut or alias. [1393] Correctly handle opening a locked database, which is open in R/W by another user. [1392] If the command line parameter '-g' is used to specify a configuration file by its relative path, PasswordSafe will now look for it in the same directory as the executable unless overridden by the PWS_PREFSDIR environment variable. [1391] Fixed slow opening of a database if the default group display is completely collapsed. [1385] The filter active indicator now shows in Windows 7. [1384] Toolbar images and text are now back in sync. [1367] Fixed regression in command line arguments -h and -u support. [1358] When PaswordSafe automatically locks to the TaskBar, the unlock window now gets input focus when clicking on the icon to unlock the database. [1346] The Notes window scroll position in Add/Edit no longer jumps to last selected line when it is reshown after being hidden. [1275] The scroll positions of the Tree and List views are now saved on minimize and used to set the window position when it is restored.. Changes to Existing Features in 3.42 ==================================== - Previous commands, e.g. edit or delete an entry, are no longer cleared when the database is locked to enable their undo after the database has been unlocked. - User selected font sizes are now saved in points in the configuration file so that the same size of font is used across different user systems if sharing the configuration file. This helps where the different systems have different resolutions. [819] A duplicated entry's creation time is set to the time of duplication. All other times are copied from the original. [816] Set installed version in uninstall section of Registry for Windows version. New Features for 3.42 ===================== - A new internal filter has been implemented to show only those entries from last Find. Access via the View menu or Ctrl+K shortcut. - PasswordSafe now supports the "long press" as the equivalent of a right mouse click on Windows systems with touch screens running Windows 7 and later. [822] An open database can now be locked via the File menu or a Toolbar button irrespective of whether the System Tray is used or not. [821] A new symbol for protected entries (locked padlock) has been implemented but, if the currently selected Tree/List font does not support it and the user is not running Windows 10, then the old symbol ('#') will be used. The PasswordSafe2Go version will be updated soon and available from http://www.shareit.com/product.html?cart=1&productid=300597408&stylefrom=300597408 (Owners of previous releases are invited to contact me for an update) The Windows release may be downloaded from https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/tag/3.42.0 or https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/passwordsafe/3.42.0/ https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.42.0/pwsafe-3.42.0.exe (installer) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.42.0/pwsafe64-3.42.0.exe (64 bit installer) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.42.0/pwsafe-3.42.0-bin.zip (zip file with binaries, for those who don't like installers) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.42.0/pwsafe64-3.42.0-bin.zip (64 bit version) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.42.0/pwsafe-3.42.0.msi (Microsoft installer) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.42.0/pwsafe64-3.42.0.msi (64 bit version) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/archive/3.42.0.zip (source code) SHA-1 checksums: 3c601f2b290745beaee2c0dd6973fa2965f5c540 *pwsafe-3.42.0.exe bd6eeca336300aa4f23ddb00149dc0347aa66c76 *pwsafe-3.42.0.msi 767e4bb5c9ff908f29244e252237de9f77c2e32d *pwsafe64-3.42.0.exe 6d8e809e64a817111e0de601aa5d6c8754ad9b64 *pwsafe64-3.42.0.msi 098630a896673c7b3d0525d28612ef02a97cf0bb *pwsafe-3.42.0-bin.zip fcb13c646d783f13f5404a6d4dddaaf468adde8c *pwsafe64-3.42.0-bin.zip d9c3a2e98c3a0dc9f77334f5e22ea1ce68486793 *pwsafe-3.42.0-src.zip The Linux versions should be ready in a few days, and will be announced on the passwordsafe-linux mailing list. Enjoy, Rony -- Ubi dubium, ibi libertas (where there is doubt, there is freedom) |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2017-03-15 21:27:48
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Hi, I'd like to release PasswordSafe 3. 42 in a couple of weeks . As usual, I've setup a pre-elease for testing and translators in https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/PreReleases/3.42pre/ The 'pos' directory in the above link has the texts to be translated in the .po files. Translators are invited to mail me the updated po files for inclusion in the next release (or create pull requests on GitHub <https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe>). "pre-release" means that there may be more bugfixes until the formal release, but no user-visible changes (texts in particular should remain unchanged). Thanks, Rony |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2016-11-26 11:10:12
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Hi,
This is to announce the release of PasswordSafe version 3.41 for Windows.
This is a maintenance release, fixing a few minor issues, as described
below.
Thanks to dk, sauravg, pm_kan, Larry, Bjorne and others for their help in
this release.
Special thanks to MrMe for both the quantity and quality of his bug reports.
Thanks also to all the users who have provided bug reports, suggestions,
and the occasional donation...
Bugs fixed in 3.41.0
====================
[] Fix crash if Find active when applying a filter, e.g., show entries with
expiry dates.
[] Ensure shortcut is updated in GUI after editing.
[] Text in the Find toolbar search edit control is now vertically centered
to reduce character truncation.
[] Clicking on a field's name copies the value to the clipboard when adding a
new entry (and not only when editing).
[] Update password history when Apply is clicked, not only when Edit window's
closed.
[] No longer show empty groups when the user filters for entries with
expired passwords.
[1378] Fix application crash if Add/Edit entry dialog open when the
database is locked e.g. via idle timer, workstation lock etc.
[1373] An invalid or non-existent backup directory path can no longer be
saved when exiting Options.
[1369] The virtual keyboard no longer becomes unusable after clicking on
the Randomize button.
[1368] The Status bar now shows the correct number of entries when a
database is unlocked.
[1367] Fixed regression in command line arguments -h and -u support.
[1366] Copying the unexpanded autotype string on Edit entry screen using
Ctrl+click on Autotype label now works.
[1365] Ctrl+F now switches focus back to Find toolbar if it is already open.
[1364] Unnecessary tree view refreshes fixed.
[1363] Empty groups no longer disappear when moving nested groups into them
and do not leave duplicated empty groups in the database.
[G192] Saved changes no longer prevent logoff or system shutdown.
Changes to Existing Features in 3.41.0
================================
[] You can no longer change an alias's base entry's password from the alias
entry. Instead, you should edit the base entry directly by selecting the
alias entry and using the Edit or right-click context menu to select its
base.
[] The "Show Find Toolbar" has been removed from the View menu as it
appears in the Edit menu. Ctrl+F still works as before to show the Find
toolbar or transfer focus to it if already visible.
[1371] The font used in the Find toolbar is now set to the user specified
Add/Edit font instead of the Tree/List view font.
New Features for 3.41.0
====================
[] New AutoType field '\#' toggles the use of the older mechanism to send
keyboard input to other applications e.g. browsers.
[] Add more Help to the Add/Edit Basic and Additional tabs.
[] Empty groups added but not yet saved are now included when the user
filters on unsaved changes.
[] Empty groups, whose names satisfy a filter that include tests on group
name values, are now included in the display when the filter is active.
[815] The database backup location now supports environmental variables
e.g. %homedrive% and %homepath%. If used, the resulting path is shown.
[814] Clearing the recent database list now requires confirmation.
[813] When exporting a group to a new database, there is now an option to
also export all filters stored in the database to the new database.
[796] Autotype has been extended to support the previous password, if
present in the entry's password history, via the Autotype field '\q'. In
addition, for Windows,
a number of keyboard keys are supported by specifying the key between '\{'
and '}'. Please see Help for details.
The PasswordSafe2Go version will be updated soon and available from
http://www.shareit.com/product.html?cart=1&productid=
300597408&stylefrom=300597408
(Owners of previous releases are invited to contact me for an update)
The Windows release may be downloaded from
https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/tag/3.41.0
or
https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/ (Newest Files):
https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.41.0/pwsafe-3.41.0.exe
(installer)
https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.41.0/pwsafe-3.41.0-bin.zip
(zip file with binaries, for those who don't like installers)
https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.41.0/pwsafe-3.41.0.msi
(Microsoft installer)
https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/archive/3.40.0.zip (source code)
SHA-1 checksums:
68a404ca1989d8907e66bae55a021aa1a2505915 *pwsafe-3.41.0.exe
aec402cb8bb9296fb6d058f6f3398ad24292c26b *pwsafe-3.41.0.msi
a77ee2f75187a1e622720e43920a6bf96fca47c5 *pwsafe-3.41.0-bin.zip
7ab901b19996f9370d1a9f972c027bf04511fcad *pwsafe-3.41.0-src.zip
The Linux versions should be ready in a few days, and will be announced on
the passwordsafe-linux mailing list.
Enjoy,
Rony
--
Ubi dubium, ibi libertas (where there is doubt, there is freedom)
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2016-11-10 20:33:05
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Hi, I'd like to release PasswordSafe 3. 41 towards the end of the month. As usual, I've setup a pre-elease for testing and translators in https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/PreReleases/3.41pre/ The 'pos' directory in the above link has the texts to be translated in the .po files. Translators are invited to mail me the updated po files for inclusion in the next release (or create pull requests on GitHub <https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe>). Testers should note the changes listed in the release notes, and are welcome to focus their efforts there. "pre-release" means that there may be more bugfixes until the formal release, but no user-visible changes (texts in particular should remain unchanged). Note that this release has more than the usual number of changes to texts that require translation. Hopefully the changes are for the better... Thanks, Rony |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2016-09-20 19:11:49
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Hi, This is to announce the release of PasswordSafe version 3.40 for Windows. This is a maintenance release, fixing a few minor issues, as described below. Thanks to dk, sauravg, pm_kan, Karlo, Bjorne, MrMe and others for their help in this release. Thanks also to all the users who have provided bug reports, suggestions, and the occasional donation... Bugs fixed in 3.40 ================== [] Correctly import empty groups from a XML file when an imported group has been specified. [] Empty groups are now added when merging one PasswordSafe database into another. [] List view column widths are no longer reset when dragging columns to different positions or columns are added or removed. [] The user specified Notes font is now also applied to the Notes column in the List view. [] Entry Protected state and AutoType string is now correctly displayed in the List view. [] After entry has been edited from List View, it now remains visible after Edit/Undo/Redo even if the change alters its position within the view. [1360] When an entry/group using a Named Password Policy is exported to a PasswordSafe database, the referenced policy is now also exported. [1355] Fixed tabbing order in Basic AddEdit tab. [1352] Fixed regression in recent entry processing. [1347] Prevent a user from trying to copy a filter to a read-only database. [1346] The Notes window no longer scrolls when re-activated after losing focus. [1345] Removed the ability to create a new database when read-only is checked. [1342, 1343] Fix multiple empty group issues. [1335] If "Minimize after Autotype" option is set, it will also be honoured for the user action: "Browse to URL + Autotype". [1315] Keep selected entry selected after refreshing the view (F5). [1314] Selected entries keep highlight when the Find toolbar is opened and even when Password Safe loses focus to another application. [1313, 1318] Find toolbar no longer closes when it shouldn't. In addition, results are updated when entries are added/deleted. Changes to Existing Features in 3.40 ==================================== [] Save Immediately has been enhanced to apply to all changes to the database and not just after an edit or addition of an entry. It is STRONGLY recommended that, if enabled, then the option to "Create intermediate backups" is also enabled. Note, changes made via the Compare database results dialog will not cause a database save for each action but will after the compare results dialog has been closed. [] The last sort direction in List View (ascending or descending) on closing a database is now stored in the application configuration file and is no longer stored in the database header. [] The number of groups shown in the database properties dialog is now counted in the same manner as directories/folders in a file system, e.g., Windows Explorer. This includes empty groups. The number of empty groups is also shown. New Features for 3.40 ===================== [] Empty sub-groups are included when exporting a group to a new PasswordSafe database. [] Adding an empty group will also cause the database to be saved if the user has selected the option "Save database immediately after any change". [811] The user's selected Notes font is now used for Tooltips in the Tree and List views if the Display preference 'Show Notes as Tooltips in Tree & List views' is set. [810] Allow font selection for all the user input fields in the Add/Edit entry and the Create Shortcut dialogs. The PasswordSafe2Go version will be updated soon and available from http://www.shareit.com/product.html?cart=1&productid= 300597408&stylefrom=300597408 (Owners of previous releases are invited to contact me for an update) The Windows release may be downloaded from https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/tag/3.40.0 or https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/ (Newest Files): https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.40.0/pwsafe-3.40.0.exe (installer) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.40.0/pwsafe-3.40.0-bin.zip (zip file with binaries, for those who don't like installers) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.40.0/pwsafe-3.40.0.msi (Microsoft installer) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/archive/3.40.0.zip (source code) SHA-1 checksums: dcba199b813ba9558999fd1c52c74e9aa3af9f02 *pwsafe-3.40.0.exe c0747ea6ada22ad9c095840541c0fb9b31e0db3d *pwsafe-3.40.0.msi 7c40a2565b9734b87f953967d455b2d580ce8596 *pwsafe-3.40.0-bin.zip 6688d107bff08157fd0e3a2b97501ee2b071cce6 *pwsafe-3.40.0.zip The Linux versions should be ready in a few days, and will be announced on the passwordsafe-linux mailing list. Enjoy, Rony -- Ubi dubium, ibi libertas (where there is doubt, there is freedom) |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2016-09-09 16:39:47
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Hi, I'd like to release PasswordSafe 3. 40 in a couple of weeks . As usual, I've setup a pre-elease for testing and translators in https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/PreReleases/3.40pre/ The 'pos' directory in the above link has the texts to be translated in the .po files. Translators are invited to mail me the updated po files for inclusion in the next release (or create pull requests on GitHub <https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe>). "pre-release" means that there may be more bugfixes until the formal release, but no user-visible changes (texts in particular should remain unchanged). Thanks, Rony |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2016-06-18 19:31:17
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A couple of corrections: 1. Download link should be https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/PreReleases/3.39pre/ 2. I've just rebuilt the pre-release with support for Windows XP and updated the uploaded files. Thanks to Fernando for pointing this out. Cheers, Rony On Sat, Jun 18, 2016 at 11:15 AM, pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> wrote: > Hi, > > I'd like to release PasswordSafe 3.39 in early July. As usual, I've setup a > pre-release for testing and translators in > https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/upload/PreReleases/3.39pre/ > > The 'pos' directory in the above link has the texts to be translated in the > .po files. Translators are invited to mail me the updated po files for > inclusion in the next release (or create pull requests on GitHub). > > "pre-release" means that there may be more bugfixes until the formal > release, but no user-visible changes (texts in particular will remain > unchanged). > > Thanks, > > Rony > |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2016-06-18 08:15:59
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Hi, I'd like to release PasswordSafe 3.39 in early July. As usual, I've setup a pre-release for testing and translators in https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/upload/PreReleases/3.39pre/ The 'pos' directory in the above link has the texts to be translated in the .po files. Translators are invited to mail me the updated po files for inclusion in the next release (or create pull requests on GitHub). "pre-release" means that there may be more bugfixes until the formal release, but no user-visible changes (texts in particular will remain unchanged). Thanks, Rony |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2016-06-04 08:39:35
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Why Cmake? - Cmake provides a portable way of configuring the build environment for passwordsafe. - Source tree is untouched, all build-related files are in specified "build" subdirectory (by convention under the main project directory, "build" on unix/mac, "_build" on Windows. passwordsafe.sln/Makefile is created under build directory. (I'm using this to keep _build-mfc and _build-wx off the same source tree). - Supports all visual studio versions, saving the need to update manually when adding/removing files. Step-by-step for getting started with Cmake using Visual Studio 2015. 1. After installing cmake, create a _build directory under pwsafe's toplevel directory. 2. Start cmake-gui. Set "Where is the source code" to the top of the git repository source tree, and "Where to build the binaries" to the _build directory you created in the previous step. 3. Click on Configure. Select the Visual Studio platform. Cmake will think a bit and the report errors: "CMake Error at [...] (message): Could NOT find GTest (missing: GTEST_LIBRARY GTEST_INCLUDE_DIR GTEST_MAIN_LIBRARY) To fix this, click on GTEST_ROOT and set it to the directory were gets is installed on your machine. 4. Check the "Advanced" checkbox, and set the values of XercesC_INCLUDE_DIR, XercesC_LIBRARY_DEBUG and XercesC_LIBRARY_RELEASE to the correct values. 5. Click on Generate. This will create the passwordsafe.sln file in _build. 6. Open passwordsafe.sln and right-click on the pwsafe project, select "Set as StartUp Project". 7. You may need to go back and set paths to external libraries, such as GTEST_LIBRARY, GTEST_LIBRARY_DEBUG, GTEST_MAIN_LIBRARY and GTEST_MAIN_LIBRARY_DEBUG. Click on Cofigure and Generate after setting these, and Visual Studio will prompt you to refresh the project files. For Linux, similarly, only to get started, do: $ mkdir build $ cd build $ cmake-gui .. # configure stuff as needed $ cmake .. $ make |
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From: ronys <ro...@gm...> - 2016-02-15 18:25:00
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Hi, This is to announce the release of PasswordSafe version 3.38.2 for Windows. This is a maintenance release, fixing a few minor issues, as described below. This release addresses a bug that was introduced in 3.38 that could corrupt single entries under certain circumstances. Users of 3.38 and 3.38.1 are advised to update to this release. Thanks to all for reporting and helping track down and fix this issue. The PasswordSafe2Go version will be updated soon and available from http://www.shareit.com/product.html?cart=1&productid=300597408&stylefrom=300597408 (Owners of previous releases are invited to contact me for an update) The Windows release may be downloaded from https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/tag/3.38.2 (Newest Files): https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.38.2/pwsafe-3.38.2.exe (installer) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.38.2/pwsafe-3.38.2-bin.zip (zip file with binaries, for those who don't like installers) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.38.2/pwsafe-3.38.2.msi (Microsoft installer) https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/archive/3.38.2.zip (source code) SHA-1 checksums: fab68cb9fddc2122b06ff118c34f04181a5f1f49 *pwsafe-3.38.2.exe a67ae9537fbfc9ffc63e1f57b0fa2d7cfa8d84c5 *pwsafe-3.38.2.msi 3adf0e951302fed0aee2fd70cdae1fa7ff9c3b99 *pwsafe-3.38.2-bin.zip 3feab799b6207c99770f13b815b6fca7472bff21 *pwsafe-3.38.2.zip The Linux versions should be ready in a few days, and will be announced on the passwordsafe-linux mailing list. Enjoy, Rony |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2016-01-01 07:18:28
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Hi,
This is to announce the release of PasswordSafe version 3.38 for Windows. This
fixes a problem with displaying PasswordSafe under Windows 8 and later on
high resolution displays. In addition, this has some significant "under the
hood" restructuring to support the next version of the PasswordSafe format.
See below for more details.
Thanks to Bill, Bjorne, dk, Jorge, Kevin, Nicholas, pm_kan, sauravg, Todd,
Vladimir and others for their help in this release.
Thanks also to all the users who have provided bug reports, suggestions,
and the occasional donation...
Bugs fixed in 3.38
==================
[1289] Uniform behavior for generated password: Can be explicitly
copied to clipboard whenever generated (no longer copied by default).
[1266] Toolbar elements display correctly on high-resolution monitors
under Windows 8.1 and later.
New Features for 3.38
=====================
Experimental support for V4 format. *DO NOT USE FOR PRODUCTION ("REAL")*
*PASSWORDS.*
The PasswordSafe2Go version will be updated soon and available from
http://www.shareit.com/product.html?cart=1&productid=300597408&stylefrom=300597408
(Owners of previous releases are invited to contact me for an update)
The Windows release may be downloaded from
https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases (Newest Files):
https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.38/pwsafe-3.38.exe
(installer)
https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.38/pwsafe-3.38-bin.zip
(zip file with binaries, for those who don't like installers)
https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.38/pwsafe-3.38.msi
(Microsoft installer)
https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/archive/3.38.zip (source code)
SHA-1 checksums:
1989ece91afaff64729faab60d1fe5c1251f772d *pwsafe-3.38.exe
849693037a8b2d0921d05af96f99ab09819275de *pwsafe-3.38.msi
d88bb5523516c731d9b9c470851d016fdfb98dac *pwsafe-3.38-bin.zip
9381356615743f530f3320741eb1c89c288c2fd4 *pwsafe-3.38.zip
The Linux versions should be ready in a few days, and will be announced on
the passwordsafe-linux mailing list.
Enjoy,
Rony
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2015-12-23 18:49:05
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Hi, PasswordSafe 3.38 has a couple of minor fixes, but, more importantly, changes "under the hood" to support a new PasswordSafe format that can handle attachments. This new format is (not) the default, and requires "export to" in order to create from an existing file. The main purpose of this release is to check the stability of the underlying changes and gather feedback from those willing to experiment. The pre-release version can be downloaded from https://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.38PRE/pwsafe-3.38PRE-bin.zip And the po files for translations (few additions pertaining to the v4 features) may be found in https://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.38PRE/pos/ I would like to formally release this version by the end of this year. A few minutes spent on testing and/or updating the translations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and season's greetings! Rony |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2015-12-07 20:50:55
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Hi, As some of you may know, I've been working on a new format for PasswordSafe to support attachments, multiple users and different encryption algorithms, as well fixing some of the warts in the existing format. This, along with some heavy refactoring of the 'core' library, has been going on in the various v4 branches for a while. I'd like to merge the v4 branch into master, making the next 'public' release with the new core and "alpha" V4 file support, meaning that the default database format will still be V3. (v4 databases can be created via File->Export->V4...) Other changes "beneath the hood" for the v4 branch: - Unit testing using the gtest framework, for both Linux and Windows - 'cmake' configuration and building under Linux (at this stage in addition to the 'regular' make framework). More details can be found in the developers' READMEs and the formatV4.txt files. My goal is to merge the v4/2015-12-04 branch into master towards the end of December. If you'd like to give this branch a test drive over the next couple of weeks, that would be great! (Remember that the main repository is now on github at https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe.git). Known issues: - cmake is currently unsupported on Windows. If anyone wants to help with this, please drop me a note. - I'm afraid I broke the CodeBlocks and CodeLite build of version.h from version.in in order to support both cmake and the 'standard' make under Linux. Cheers, Rony |
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From: Philipp T. <pt...@su...> - 2015-11-27 12:53:35
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When looking into build failures on architectures other than intel I discovered that passwordsafe defines endianess based on the architecture. I propose to simply include endian.h and check what glibc/gcc have set __BYTE_ORDER to. With this change passwordsafe builds and works on all platforms openSUSE supports, i.e. aarm64, ppc64le, s390x and ppc/ppc64. Philipp |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2015-10-10 08:11:41
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Hi, PasswordSafe version version 3.37.1 has been released. This fixes a regression found in 3.37, affecting the "wide" version of add and edit entry windows (these are displayed when the user's screen is relatively short). Thanks to Nicholas for reporting this, and to dk for rapidly finding and fixing the root cause. https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/download/3.37.1/pwsafe-3.37.1.exe http://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/passwordsafe/3.37.1/pwsafe-3.37.1.exe/download sha1sums: e34b8e396eeac84912698f0670de4270da3e0651 *pwsafe-3.37.1.exe 81200ff935f57b1757de7c01a542e95513d46d4e *pwsafe-3.37.1.msi c1e198db2e33a0fdd6cc120510e05bd91aa75689 *pwsafe-3.37.1-bin.zip e4210df159e817f45da21e8d4eb01ac0e38efa03 *pwsafe-3.37.1-src.zip Cheers, Rony |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2015-10-09 12:09:25
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Hi, Debian, Fedora and Ubuntu 32 and 64 bit packages have been released, and may be downloaded from https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/tag/0.97BETA and from https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/Linux-BETA/0.97/ The main difference from the Windows release is the addition of the '-fPIC' compilation flag, as contributed by bblough. SHA1 hashes: f78fb061e946c3cb5f67df1aa759f0066ced91aa *passwordsafe-debian-0.97BETA.amd64.deb d31e8dffa2abcf9558308fa6618dd9630686b28f *passwordsafe-debian-0.97BETA.i686.deb 5e11dc0fcb4cf077fe8afd71ee8e8a5898802ed1 *passwordsafe-ubuntu-0.97BETA.amd64.deb a4fc58354d93d165b0e47ae99a4e897d6cbd2b50 *passwordsafe-ubuntu-0.97BETA.i686.deb 58ff8d441e329b3962f1938dac8d5174dfd8c132 *passwordsafe-0.97BETA-3.i686.rpm b53fadf541c1b8e145d8abc5886fad66d1f1bde6 *passwordsafe-0.97BETA-3.src.rpm 948493270decb274ab0810ab794775f747739399 *passwordsafe-0.97BETA-3.x86_64.rpm c81e74e8c708429b2c89a272f16cf677a1fbb429 *passwordsafe-debuginfo-0.97BETA-3.i686.rpm be6942dfb10be94498aa1296a7381a9d32270f4a *passwordsafe-debuginfo-0.97BETA-3.x86_64.rpm Enjoy, Rony |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2015-10-06 19:18:34
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Hi, This is to announce the release of PasswordSafe version 3.37 for Windows. This is a maintenance release, fixing a few minor issues, as described below. Thanks to Bjorne, dk, Francois, Larry, pm_kan, sauravg, and sp1l, for their help in this release. Thanks also to all the users who have provided bug reports, suggestions, and the occasional donation... New Features for 3.37 ===================== [] The Notes External Editor now accepts environment strings (e.g. %windir%) in the path to the editor. [789] If the double-click action (or shift-double-click) of an entry is set to Edit/View Entry, then (shift-) double-clicking on its shortcut will edit/view the base entry. The selected shortcut entry can still be viewed/edited via menu, right-click or just hitting Enter. [782] Notes field font is now user-configurable. [781] Virtual Keyboard - allow playing sound when a valid or invalid key is pressed and add caption to the Space Bar (Partial implementation of this Feature Request). Bugs fixed in 3.37 ================== [1274] References to base entries are now scrollable, no longer truncated. [1273] Find in the Tree View will now ensure that any found entry will be visible by scrolling appropriately. [1272] XML export of single entry using default Password policy now works correctly. [1270] Display Filter dropdown list of filter fields now fits on low resolution screens. [1269] Filters containing Password Policy Names now export/import correctly to/from XML. [1267] Export from a YubiKey-protected database to another database fixed. [1261] 'Unlock Difficulty' slider is now correctly initialised in the Manage Options Security tab. [1260] If Password Safe is unable to find the user specified external editor, the external edit is cancelled and the Notes field remains unchanged. [1258] Group dropdown box width no longer trucates long group paths. [1254] Toolbar customisation now has correctly aligned text/images. [1244] Changes to symbol set in default password policy are respected when "Use easy-to-read characters" is set. [1230] "Open as read-only" check-box correctly set when opening a R/W database after previously opening/selecting a R-O database. [1204] Show correct icon color in system tray when unminimizing with no database open. [1124] Autotype on a shortcut entry now picks up title, group and user fields from shortcut instead of base. [1082] Field modification times set to creation time for list view and entry's time and date tab. This is more useful than "N/A", e.g., for sorting by password modification to find old passwords that should be changed. [1054] Password Variable in Run Command correctly set when executed from an alias. The PasswordSafe2Go version will be updated soon and available from http://www.shareit.com/product.html?cart=1&productid=300597408&stylefrom=300597408 (Owners of previous releases are invited to contact me for an update) The Windows release may be downloaded from https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/tag/3.37 or from *https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/passwordsafe/3.37/ <https://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/files/passwordsafe/3.37/>* Installer: pwsafe-3.37.exe Zip file with binaries, for those who don't like installers: pwsafe-3.37-bin.zip Microsoft installer: pwsafe-3.37.msi SHA-1 checksums: 841928eb9c0506c515c1d89c95ffbf45f713161f *pwsafe-3.37.exe 0833f339c2767c2278a0994fa3c328b2129194b5 *pwsafe-3.37.msi de54dd247d57992a4cd6fb9fbffd85e66fa906f9 *pwsafe-3.37-bin.zip 55796ecc28a6b4617a7a960029527ac1312f9e89 *pwsafe-3.37-src.zip (sourceforge) eec8543061c46b45b2e7a8774e5f192e44087e16 *pwsafe-3.37.zip (github) 83dfc9c5cadf0f1fdd96c6d243b1e3fea1b5e381 *pwsafe-3.37.tar.gz (github) (Note: The github source zip and tar.gz files are created automatically by GitHub. I've downloaded them and verified that they're unchanged from the source tree used to build this version. They differ from the SourceForge source zip file in that the latter has ChangeLog, version.h and pwsafe.pot files, that are not under version control.) The Linux versions should be ready in a few days, and will be announced on the passwordsafe-linux mailing list. Enjoy, Rony -- Ubi dubium, ibi libertas (where there is doubt, there is freedom) |
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From: Ben S. <ben...@hu...> - 2015-10-05 13:52:46
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Dear pwsafe developers, I use pwsafe in read-only mode. Yet, occasionally I detect* changes to my password file. Clearly, this should not happen, hence, I believe there's a bug. I see it every week-or-so. Unfortunately, I have been unable to recreate the bug. I'm reporting here in the hope that someone is able to recreate. * I use unison to sync directories and unison reports a change. Best regards, Ben |
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From: pwsafe.org <ro...@pw...> - 2015-09-19 09:26:39
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Hi, PasswordSafe 3.37 is ready for final testing and updates to translations. Formal release date goal is early October. Note that the pre-release location has changed from SourceForge to GitHub, and it can now be downloaded from https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/releases/tag/3.37pre. Please let me know if there are any issues with this change. Thanks! Rony |
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