Bruno

With all the user interaction needed, I would expect it to take several seconds (10-30sec). When you say status dialog, are you referring to the system ones or do you provide some implementation for plugins? I ask because it would ideal for such a status dialog to be self-dismissable. I'm still working on how to reliably detect if the user has really completed the flow or not (cancellation is an issue right now). Thank you!

Awesome, thanks for the quick turnaround. It now works like a charm. I open KeePass, it tries to access my password db file inside my Personal Vault, my plugin intercepts it, unlocks the vault and returns controls to KeePass, which now can find the file. Neat! One more question if I may though: since I need to prevent KeePass from opening the file until the vault is open, I'm currently calling Thread.Sleep(), which is not really the appropriate thing to do as the plugins are being called from the...

Thank you, Dominik. Yes, I was hoping to find something to hook up to right before the attempt to read the file from the disk. On the surface IOAccessPre looked like it would fit the bill. However, while I noticed I initially got invoked on a lot of HTTP requests, KeePass seems to error out with a "file not found" kind of dialog without me getting hit on my event handler first. Looking through the source code, it looks like the place that's checking for the file and causing the dialog to be displayed...

Valid points. I do have multiple backups (with different schedules) and they are all out of OneDrive. My question still stands though, regardless of what a plugin developer will do with it: is there an event that is raised right before the database is opened? It doesn't like it, but I figured I would ask.

Hi all, I'm experiementing with storing my password db on my OneDrive Personal Vault for extra security. The thing is the Personal Vault stays closed most of them time, requiring user interaction for it to open and then eventually timing out and auto-closing after a while. Since I have KeePass close the database on a timeout, that means that the db will eventually become inaccessible, requiring me to again unlock it before I can see its contents. I then had this idea to create a plugin that would,...