Remote Desktops and Virtual Machines:
+KeePass does not know the keyboard layout that has been selected in
+a remote desktop or virtual machine window.
+If you want to auto-type into such a window, you must ensure
+that the local and the remote/virtual system are using the same
+keyboard layout.
{CLEARFIELD}{VKEY X}{APPACTIVATE WindowTitle}We use cookies to personalise content and ads, to provide social media features and to analyse our traffic. We also share information about your use @@ -112,7 +113,7 @@
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Wir verwenden Cookies, um Inhalte und Anzeigen zu personalisieren, Funktionen für soziale Medien anbieten zu können und die Zugriffe @@ -237,7 +239,7 @@
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Security consequence: the database is left open when Windows locks. Normally, you are the only one who can log back in to Windows. When someone else logs in (like administrator), he can't use your programs anyway. By default, KeePass keeps -in-memory passwords encrypted, therefore it does not matter if Windows caches the process +in-memory passwords encrypted, therefore it does not matter if Windows dumps the process to disk at some time. So, your passwords are pretty safe anyway.
Note. On Windows ≤ XP, the 'Terminal Services'
@@ -530,20 +534,20 @@
diff -Nru keepass2-2.35+dfsg/Docs/Chm/help/base/keys.html keepass2-2.36+dfsg/Docs/Chm/help/base/keys.html
--- keepass2-2.35+dfsg/Docs/Chm/help/base/keys.html 2017-01-09 10:10:12.000000000 +0000
+++ keepass2-2.36+dfsg/Docs/Chm/help/base/keys.html 2017-06-09 08:39:18.000000000 +0000
@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@
Recover Windows User Account Credentials
(a short technical tutorial can be found in a Microsoft TechNet article:
-How to recover a Vault corrupted by lost DPAPI keys).
You can change the password of the Windows user account freely;
@@ -191,7 +191,7 @@
from a domain controller, or a home user can use a previously created
Password Reset Disk).
Details can be found in the MSDN article
-Windows Data Protection and in the support article
How to troubleshoot the Data Protection API (DPAPI).
@@ -223,17 +223,23 @@
-The contents of the MinimumLength node in
-Security/MasterPassword can contain
-the minimum master password length in characters. For example, by setting
-the contents to 10, KeePass will only accept
-master passwords that have at least 10 characters.
-
-The contents of the MinimumQuality node in
-Security/MasterPassword can contain
-the minimum estimated quality in bits that master passwords must have. For example,
-by setting the contents to 32, only master passwords
-with an estimated quality of at least 32 bits will be accepted.
+The value of the
+Security/MasterPassword/MinimumLength node specifies
+the minimum master password length (in characters). For example, by setting
+it to 10, KeePass will only accept
+master passwords that consist of at least 10 characters.
+
+The value of the
+Security/MasterPassword/MinimumQuality node specifies
+the minimum estimated quality (in bits) that master passwords must have.
+For example, by setting it to 80, only master passwords
+with an estimated quality of at least 80 bits will be accepted.
+
+The Security/MasterKeyExpiryRec node can be set to an
+XSD date.
+If the master key has not been changed since the specified date,
+KeePass recommends to change it.
By specifying KeyCreationFlags and/or KeyPromptFlags
(in the UI node), you can force states (enabled, disabled,
diff -Nru keepass2-2.35+dfsg/Docs/Chm/help/base/placeholders.html keepass2-2.36+dfsg/Docs/Chm/help/base/placeholders.html
--- keepass2-2.35+dfsg/Docs/Chm/help/base/placeholders.html 2017-01-09 10:10:12.000000000 +0000
+++ keepass2-2.36+dfsg/Docs/Chm/help/base/placeholders.html 2017-06-09 08:39:18.000000000 +0000
@@ -277,7 +277,12 @@
Bob' and
+the URL 'http://myprovider.net/?user={T-CONV:/{USERNAME}/L/}'.
+When running the URL, KeePass opens
+'http://myprovider.net/?user=bob'.+'.
+The auto-type sequence '{USERNAME}a' results in the text
+'+a', whereas the auto-type sequence
+'{T-CONV:/{USERNAME}/Raw/}a' results in the text
+'A'
+(because this placeholder inserts '+' into the auto-type
+sequence without encoding it, and
+'+a' means to press Shift+A,
+which results in the text 'A').Bob' and
-the URL field 'http://myprovider.net/?user={T-CONV:/{USERNAME}/L/}'.
-When running the URL field, KeePass opens
-'http://myprovider.net/?user=bob'.
{CMD:/CommandLine/Options/}{USERNAME}{TAB}{PICKCHARS:Password:C=5}{ENTER}HmacOtp-Secret-Base64 (secret as Base64 string).
The counter is stored in decimal form in the HmacOtp-Counter field.{HMACOTP}
placeholder, switch to the 'Advanced' tab, add a string named
HmacOtp-Secret with value 12345678901234567890,
@@ -542,7 +556,7 @@
global URL override (defined in 'Tools' -> 'Options' -> tab 'Integration' ->
button 'URL Overrides'), because there no entry context may be available.http://user:pw@keepass.info:80/path/example.php?q=e&s=t,
the placeholders return the following values:{BASE} supports exactly the same parts as {URL}.
+{CMD:/CommandLine/Options/} – Running a command line:{CMD:/CommandLine/Options/} placeholder
+runs the specified command line.").:' specifies the separator
+character. It can be chosen freely (except '{' and '}'),
+but it must not occur in the command line or any of the options.
+For example, {CMD:/Notepad.exe/W=0/} and
+{CMD:!Notepad.exe!W=0!} are equivalent.
+The separator character at the end (before the '}') is mandatory.='.
+Multiple options must be separated using commas ','.M:
+Specifies the method for running/opening the executable/document.S.
+S:
+Use the system shell (via ShellExecute).
+With this, executable files are executed and documents are opened
+using their associated applications.
+However, no standard input/output is supported.C:
+Run an executable file (EXE or COM, via CreateProcess);
+documents are not supported.
+Standard input/output is supported.O:
+Specifies what to do with the standard output of the executed application.1.
+0:
+Ignore the standard output. The placeholder is replaced by an empty string.1:
+Replace the placeholder by the standard output.W:
+Specifies whether to wait for the termination of the executed application.1.
+0:
+Do not wait.1:
+Wait.WS:
+Specifies the window style. Not all applications support this option.N.
+N:
+Normal.H:
+Hidden.Min:
+Minimized.Max:
+Maximized.V:
+Specifies the verb (action to be performed),
+e.g. 'Open' or 'Print'.
+When using the verb 'RunAs', the application is executed with administrative
+rights (this may require a confirmation via the UAC dialog).{CMD:/Notepad.exe/W=0/}{CMD:/PowerShell.exe -Command "(Get-FileHash '%SYSTEMROOT%\Win.ini'
+-Algorithm SHA256).Hash"/M=C,WS=H/}