Paul

I can't replicate your date values. In my testing the last modified time is inherited and the creation time is set to the time of duplication. This seems to be correct for a copy. When you modify the copy the modification date is set correctly. Using "Find last modified" does not check creation dates so it misses recently copied entries. Strickly speaking this is correct because nothing has changed in the duplicated entry - the Title may have but that is not really relevant to KeePass use. Maybe...

In KeePass the GUI is auto-populated after a successful unlock, assuming you have not turned off the "remember key file source" option. I expect KPscript to honour this convention but I have not tested it to find out. cheers, Paul

You could use the "-pw-enc" parameter to pass the credentials. If you save the encrypted password in the database you can pass it to the command. cheers, Paul

As another app failed first it is likely the other app caused the problem, or your machine had a hiccup. Reboot and see if it happens again (and make a backup of your KeePass database). cheers, Paul

There is no "database link" in KeePass. There is your database, a single file usually ending in KDBX, and a KeePass app to open the database. Open a file manager on your phone and search for the database file. Open the KeePass app and then use it to open the database. cheers, Paul p.s. and make a backup of the database file when you find it.

Exactly what error message do you get when the database won't open? Can you post a screenshot? (Save the shot as PNG and click the "Add attachments" button just above the "Post" button.) cheers, Paul

It's not a hidden bug, it's you mis-typing the password on the W10 machine. Make a new test database with a simple password. Test it on all machines, from GD and USB. cheers, Paul

I assume you meant the Expired Entry pop-up is suppressed? This seems like the correct behaviour, otherwise you get more than one pop-up and some confusion. I would just click on Find > Expired for each database. cheers, Paul