Figaro's Password Manager 2 v0.90

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Users Rating: 4.5/5 (33 votes)
Als27 Apr 2010

Timo: FPM2 is dynamically linked among other with GTK2 which depends on many other libraries. I do not create static build binary due its size and complicated build setup.
I suggest you install FPM2 on all your PC and keep password data file on USB-Stick. You can start fpm2 with -f option like "fpm2 -f /media/usb-stick/passwords" for open that file on startup. You can create simple shell script for do that and put it on USB-Stick.


Timo(Rate: 5)25 Apr 2010

Hi,

I also have a question.
I would like to start fpm2 directly from a USB-Stick. If this is possible.

How is the problem to be solved?

On all PC's I have installed Ubuntu.


Als03 Mar 2010

DJ: Import/export has been rewritten in version 0.75 as you found :) Version 0.72 and older use old original FPM routine. FPM2 can also read old encrypted FPM file and convert it into new AES-256 encrypted file.


DJ(Rate: 4)02 Mar 2010

Never mind guys. I just used version 0.75 imported and it did the job.


DJ01 Mar 2010

Hi.
I have a question:

I am using FPM2 v. 0.72 in Ubuntu.
When I run the "Export Passwords" function, FPM2 creates two cleartext txt files (one is in XML and another .asc text file).
However, when I try to import either one of the exported files into another installation of FPM2 v 0.72, ( or even the same installation) it outputs "Imported 0 password(s)"

My goal is to import the data that I already have in fpm.export and fpm.export.asc files into a new FPM2 installation in order to create a new fpm encrypted file.
How can I do it?
What format does the file to be imported need to have?
Thanks,
DJ


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