Figaro's Password Manager 2 v0.90

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Users Rating: 4.5/5 (33 votes)
Hiroshi Miura29 Dec 2011

I try to use FPM2 as successor of a Keyring for Palm OS(http://gnukeyring.sourceforge.net/). I've just hack keyring exporter to migrate data(https://github.com/miurahr/keyring-export) to FPM2.
I appreciate your effort in maintaining great software.

Now I want to migrate field 'updated date'. FPM2 don't have a similar field, so I cannot export it properly.
And also I wanna manage it. It is good to know a rest of time to change if it is a password for enterprise and there are some regulation need to change it periodically.

It will be good to have a field updated date in FPM2.


Marcin Owsiany(Rate: 4)14 Nov 2011

I've created a simple Python script to convert a bunch of plain text files to an XML file that FPM2 can import.
The usage instructions are in the script.

https://github.com/porridge/plaintext-to-fpm2

Enjoy! Perhaps Aleš can add it to the distribution? I think such example of how to create the XML file for import would be useful. I used it to import my 300+ website passwords into FPM2.


Jesse(Rate: 4)21 Sep 2011

Howdy. MPM2 looks swell, and so far works great in Gentoo. Would you release this for my Mac OS X and ...shudder... Windows friends?

Thanks for FPM2! :)


Martin Schwenke30 Aug 2011

I'm trying to import from revelation, which can (supposedly) export to
FPM (not 2) format, a basic XML format and others.

If I try to export to the FPM format and import with FPM2 I'm told
"File is not XML?". Note that there's obviously something broken with
the export, since passwords don't appear to be encrypted at all!

If I export to the (unencrypted) XML format and try to import with
FPM2 I'm told "File is not valid FPM2 password file.".

Any hints? Is there some sort of unencrypyted format that FPM2 will
import?

Thanks...

peace & happiness,
martin


trk10 Apr 2011

For your first release (or beta) with keepass plugin, use libkpass.
It works only with the version 1 (*.kdb)

http://sourceforge.net/projects/libkpass/


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