Alex

I have one Yubikey which works fine with KeeChallenge. If I program another Yubikey using the same Secret Key, will it open my original KeePass database without having to use recovery mode or update anyting in Keepass? In other words, can just duplicate hardware (Yubikey) without any software changes? On a related note... If I forget my Secret Key, but have working Yubikey programmed with that Secret Key, I will be able to open a copy of the original database on a new PC. Correct?

I have one Yubikey which works fine with KeeChallenge. If I program another Yubikey using the same Secret Key, will it open my original KeePass database without having to use recovery mode or update anyting in Keepass? In other words, can just duplicate hardware (Yubikey) without any software changes?

I am having the same issue: there is no Recovery Mode option or button when using with portable KeePass-2.43 for Windows. Otherwise, works well, thank you for good product!

I am having the same issue: there is no Recovery Mode option or button when using with portable KeePass-2.43. Otherwise, works well, thank you for good product!

I found a reason. It was EOL (new line) character which was causing the problem. It seems Win-7 and Win-10 copy-paste handles it differently. So there is no bug as far as Master Passwords and/or Key File. So, users, if copy-pasting Master Password, pay attention not to copy an empty line with it. Or, perhaps, the creator might change the program so that EOL is deleted when entering Master Password.

I found a reason. It was EOL (new line) character which was causing the problem. It seems Win-7 and Win-10 copy-paste handles it differently. So there is no bug as far as Master Passwords and/or Key File. So, users, if copy-pasting Master Password, pay attention not to copy an empty line with it. Or, perhaps, the creator might change the program so the EOL is deleted when entering Master Password.

I found a reason. It was EOL (new line) character which was causing the problem. It seems Win-7 and Win-10 copy-paste handles it differently. So there is no bug as far as Master Passwords and/or Key File. So, users, if copy-pasting Master Password, pay attention no to copy an empty line with it. Or, perhaps, the creator might change the program so the EOL is deleted when entering Master Password.

I found a reason. It was EOL (new line) character which was causing the problem. It seems Win-7 and Win-10 copy-paste handles it diffrently. So there is no bug as far as Master Passwords and/or Key File. So, users, if copy-pasting Master Password, pay attention no to copy an empty line with it. Or, perhaps, the creator might change the program so the EOL is deleted when entering Master Password.