paul t

I'm trying to debug a complex sequence of keystrokes for a Windows remote desktop connection that will get executed after entering the password. It's not working and I can't tell where it's failing. Is there a way to enable some kind of logging of the Auto-Type sequence saying "did this" / "couldn't do this and here's why"??

This idea stolen from Dominik's suggestion. In my "entry A" I created a String Field "LINK TO" with the value the TITLE field of "Entry B" ("{REF:T@I:0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF}"). Then in "Entry B" I also created a "LINK TO" String Field which points back to "Entry A".

I've never used or noticed tags before. Having tried them now they will do what I want. Thanks!

Add user-definable "Search" buttons to menu bar

Paul: Thank you. I'm confused about the definition of "standard field". I can set the expiration time via "-setx-ExpiryTime:V" but not query it. From my very limited knowledge this seems counter-intuitive. Can you point me to where I can learn more? Thx in advance.

I can't read the Expiration time of an entry with "-c:GetEntryString". I can set it with "-c:EditEntry". Here's a sequence of commands from Win11 command line. This is v2.57.1 *** Works. Proves entry exists and is addressable. *** >kpscript -c:GetEntryString "my-KbDb.kdbx" -pw:-my-Pass- -Field:"Default Gateway" -ref-Title:"server-xyzzy" 10.10.10.10 OK: Operation completed successfully. *** Works. Proves entry exists and is addressable. *** >kpscript -c:GetEntryString "my-KbDb.kdbx" -pw:-my-Pass-...

I would like to add a custom interval (in offset from current time) to the "Standard expiry times" dropdown. Something like "90 days". Note that I'd probably make it 85 or 88 days to give myself some "elbow room". It's a bit of a pain to get my password reset for the domain that has the 90 day password intervals. Extra points if KeePass could flash warnings, send up distress flairs and play the 1812 Overture when those passwords were about to expire.

I have a "Main" entry for a sub-domain login for work. Under that I have a dozen entries for servers in that domain that are configured to fire up RDP sessions via CTRL-U. When I change the domain password (every 60 days) I set the new expiration date for the "Main" entry to be 50 days from today. Then I have to do the same thing for each of those 12 server entries. That's a real pain in the tu-tu. Here's what I would like: A way to just paste a date/time string into the expiration date field or...