Figaro's Password Manager 2 v0.90.2

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Users Rating: 4.5/5 (34 votes)
Chris11 Feb 2012

I've built it successfully on OS X Lion. I'm happy to contribute back the details. Where/How can I do this?


Charles Walters04 Feb 2012

Sounds like a useful utility. It would be even more useful if you posted s doc that described how to set it up and use it. There are enough mysteries in life without taking on another one.


huey(Rate: 5)13 Jan 2012

Great tool! Love it on Ubuntu.
Only on 11.04 with unity, when it minimizes to the systray, I cannot get it out of it anymore and there is no icon in the top bar.
Anyone else experienced this?
Tried white-listing it with
gsettings set com.canonical.Unity.Panel systray-whitelist "['fpm2']" to no avail.
Cheers, huey


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.


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