Security Apps Support

With the new release, it was working fine, but I just put it on another flash drive, and I started it, and when I finish setting up a new database, it drops something like pssafe.key reg entries in the root of my drive...I tried reinstalling. No luck. I tried downloading again too...:S

It doesn't delete the entries that I can see so far even after closing KeePass.

Thanks for the new version. John, you just made a small typo in your comment, it says post a not, instead of note, I'm sure you would have noticed it anyways. I haven't read anything about this, now that it's standard support for all apps, like the installing and everything, where can I find the changelog?

I downloaded the OublietteImport-1.06-2006.nov.07.r03.zip plug-in to import my info from Oubliette. After following the instructions for installing a plug-in on http://keepass.info/help/v1/plugins.html I found that the plug-in doesn't seem to be recognized in the plug-ins dialog.

Is there some thing different about loading a plug-in when using the portable version of KeePass?

Does the portable version support plug-ins?

TIA, Stan

As some folk have commented on its speed i thought i'd see if there was any difference between HDD/USB... obviously nothing better to do some would say - but no-one else has attempted these frontier's of research! Downloaded today's current version - put a copy on HDD and a copy on portableapps USB. USB is U1 and type 2.0 cable.

Test! was on another USB drive used for data storage not portable apps.

With avast still running (not such a good idea but i forgot to turn it off)
HDD - 1m 37s
USB - 1m 37s

With Avast turned off
HDD - 1m 10s
USB - 1m 10s

Many of the portable apps launchers hang around until the app launched exits in order to do cleanup work. I think it would be helpful if the PortableClamWin launcher did this in order to manage ClamWin.conf. The idea would be to copy Data\ClamWin.conf to App\clamwin\bin\ClamWin.conf at startup (if it exists), and then at exit copy it back the other way. That way users (I) don't have to manaully save that file aside when upgrading.

I've just tried Clamwin scanning main hard drive. I didn't expect to find anything and have AVG installed. I have spyware which i run on a manual basis. Haven't had a virus for 5 yrs but i only use webmail (as opposed to email client) to rule out the main risk of catching a virus (IMHO).

Well this is what it found.
C:\PROGRAM FILES\MYWEBSEARCH\BAR\1.BIN\MWSOEMON.EXE:

I don't know if this is spyware that wasn't detected or a virus.

Grateful for feedback.

Could the portable app be modified to make the KeeLastDir in the INI file relative just like the KeeLastDb? If you modify it manually, it is just rewritten with the absolute path the next time you use KeePass.
Thanks
[KeePass]
KeeLastDir=F:\Portable\PortableApps\KeePassPortable\Data
KeeLastDb=..\..\Data\Database.kdb

I think I said everything.

Hi All,

I'm sure this will sound like a noob question but,
If I am using FFP2, with a "master password" active, is there a reason I would want to use KPP?

Or am I completely missing something?

Tim

I just saw the new 2.0 alpha of KeePass will require Microsoft .NET framework and therefore will only work with Win2K and beyond.

Has anyone else seen this? They are still calling it portable, but it seems like such a huge dependency is not really portable anymore.