SOLVED. ROYAL FACEPALM: I picked the wrong keyfile in my command line and didn't notice it.
Hi guys, long time no see... I'm having problems with a command line call, Keepass 2.6.1, Windows 10: start "" /b "C:\Program Files (x86)\KeePass Password Safe 2\KeePass.exe" "d:\dir\database.kdbx" -pw:abcdef -keyfile:"d:\dir\database.key" -minimize Does not work. It always returns "Failed to load... The master key is invalid". I can manually open the database and enter the exact credentials and it works. Has the -pw switch been discontinued? I am well aware of the security issues it causes. thx
Hi guys, long time no see... I'm having problems with a command line call, Keepass 2.6.1: start "" /b "C:\Program Files (x86)\KeePass Password Safe 2\KeePass.exe" "d:\dir\database.kdbx" -pw:abcdef -keyfile:"d:\dir\database.key" -minimize Does not work. It always returns "Failed to load... The master key is invalid". I can manually open the database and enter the exact credentials and it works. Has the -pw switch been discontinued? I am well aware of the security issues it causes. thx
Hi guys, long time no see... I'm having problems with a command line call: start "" /b "C:\Program Files (x86)\KeePass Password Safe 2\KeePass.exe" "d:\dir\database.kdbx" -pw:abcdef -keyfile:"d:\dir\database.key" -minimize Does not work. It always returns "Failed to load... The master key is invalid". I can manually open the database and enter the exact credentials and it works. Has the -pw switch been discontinued? I am well aware of the security issues it causes. thx
Any plans for additional encryption algorithms like ChaCha20, Salsa etc.? Also (not sure if it's a thing for 7z) KDFs like Argon2?
The findings are laughable. "Someone has more control over the computer than you". That's already bad. Modern audiences have no clue about Cryptography, they just want to use stuff in ecosystems of, to them, unknown security. I recommend Dreichl to just add some encryption scheme to config files so they do not hurt our ears any more by their screaming.
https://documentation.help/7-Zip/exit_codes.htm
I couldn't resist and solved my problem by comparing time stamps. There is still a theoretical "problem" at daychange moment (23:59->00:00) but it's not a problem for me and irrelevant. Coding this was cmd fun. I.e., cmd cannot calculate with leading zeroes... var scope problems... all the things we like in prehistoric cmd. compareTS subfunction for cmd batch, it wants two files for comparison and number of tolerance seconds as input. Output is %DIFF% variable with the results: DF=Different Files,...