Stefan Katletz

thanks for clarification. exactly, for global autotype I'm using xdotool, which stopped working with chromium, but still works with chrome (sandbox problem?) KPUInput plugin also breaks global autotype, I set owner to root.root and permission to 555 for the KPUInput* files, all are in the keepass directory and it is shown in the plugins list. all I ever get is the error message. I also generated the group and udev rules. well, I don't have a problem to use chrome for some sites... and eventually...

Hello Dominik, thanks for the reply. I also upgraded to keepass 2.50 (DEV. 220122), I used the rpm for fc36 found in https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=1902870 (I am still on fc35). It was still not working (reinstalled KPUInput plugin and got the same error message when using the autotype from keepass). Nothing happened when using the global keyboard shortcut (envoking "mono /usr/lib/keepass/KeePass.exe --auto-type"). Then I installed Google Chrome (100.0.4896.60) and there it's...

In the past I was using the workaround with xdotool, see https://thelinuxexperiment.com/set-up-keepass-auto-type-on-linux/ This stopped working with Chromium in the last days, with some other programs this still works. With the KPUInput plugin installed I also get the error window when I use the system wide keyboard shortcut for invoking xdotool. hth, Stefan

Sorry, should have formatted correctly. Second line reads: KPUInputN.so assembly:<unknown assembly> type:<unknown type> member:(null)

KPUInput fails on Fedora 35 (Wayland)