Heribert Slama

Maybe, this issue is related: https://sourceforge.net/p/veracrypt/discussion/general/thread/9620d7a4b3/?limit=25

FWIW, Google Play Store is still at version 1.11-r0. No problem with that.

The database's path looks rather unusual: c.\Programs\Keepass\general.kdbx. Is it the installation directory for the executable, which should be read-only? If rolling back to version 2.54 solves the problem , you may have downloaded a fake installer for 2.55.

I would be glad to have such a filter with complex criteria for weeding out the snapshots (time-stamped backups), local and remote ones which I create on saving / syncing . I can read and understand PS scripts but have no practice in writing them. FYI, I use the plugin KPSync for Google to sync the local database with the remote master on Google Drive (which is also used/synced with 2 Android devices). An "after syncing" trigger runs a batch command (.cmd) that creates local and remote backups with...

I've not installed v2.54 (setup) yet, still studying your instructions. I understand that I'll have to re-activate one trigger and a few password generators. But one question is nagging me: how can KeePass write to the enforced configuration file? Will it ask for privilege elevation? Please, add the answer to the instructions.

Thank you for the information. Calming down ;-)

The zip file contains also ObjectListView.dll. What's its purpose? There seems to be a potential naming conflict with other plugins (once they start to deliver dll's too).

If you can read RSS feeds then you can go to the files page mentioned above https://sourceforge.net/projects/veracrypt/files/ and subscribe to the RSS feed for the file activity. The RSS button is on the right-hand side of the heading. I'm subscribed to it using the online service feedly.com as RSS reader. Shows just one line per changed file.