My PreferUserConfiguration is set to False. Since I didn't mess with that, I assume that the portable version has that setting by default.
The answer is that I am using the portable version and the documentations says: "If you downloaded the portable version of KeePass (ZIP package), KeePass will try to store its configuration in the application directory. No configuration settings will be stored in the user directory (if the global configuration file is writable)."
The issue is corrected. I think it all relates to the fact that when I update KeePass, I just download it to my Downloads folder and update my link to "keepass2" to point at the latest download. So, in that situation, KeePass uses the config file in that same folder. Copied my previous config file to that latest downloaded folder and all is working as it should.
I am running Keepass version 2.61.1 on my Ubuntu 12 laptop. If I want to synchronize my open database with a database that is on a network mounted drive (as I normally do), that drive is not correctly listed in the "Recent Files" list. The path to the network mounted drive appears in the list, but the path to my home folder is prepended to it, creating a non-existent path. Is this a bug? Or is there a setting that I need to set?
There is a bug in the code for the ETO primitive that allows an invalid ETO to be instantiated. In your specific case a workaround is to edit the "sweeping_outer.s" primitive to set the value of "d" to be less than the value of "r". For example, set "d" to 47.0, and the conversions work.
Added some comments explaining the code added in a previous commit.
A test for parallel in nmg_isect_2faceuse() was incorrect and was flagging faces as parallel when they were not. Revision #73377 corrects this.
nmg_isect_2faceuse was using a necessary but not sufficient method for determining if faces are coplanar. This mod addresses bug report #379