Activity for Password Safe
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ThaCrip modified a comment on discussion Help
While the issue still exists, and I prefer to use '.deb', the Flatpak version (currently v1.21) works fine on Mint 22.1-Xfce. I removed the standard installation (i.e. apt remove passwordsafe (and 'apt autoremove' after that)), then I did this from terminal... flatpak install flathub org.pwsafe.pwsafe source = https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/blob/1.21.0/README.LINUX.md 'PasswordSafe' shows up in the 'Accessories' in the start menu. the default location it wants to see your main 'PasswordDatabaseNameHere.psafe3'...
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While the issue still exists, and I prefer to use '.deb', the Flatpak version (currently v1.21) works fine on Mint 22.1-Xfce. I removed the standard installation (i.e. apt remove passwordsafe (and 'apt autoremove' after that)), then I did this from terminal... flatpak install flathub org.pwsafe.pwsafe source = https://github.com/pwsafe/pwsafe/blob/1.21.0/README.LINUX.md 'PasswordSafe' shows up in the 'Accessories' in the start menu. NOTE: I just thought I would post this for people who cannot get...
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- Wanderer - posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Transparency is pretty nice, however it would be better if there were two separate settings for it. One when the PS window is active and another for when it is inactive.
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Rony Shapiro modified ticket #823
Incorporate realistic Password quality/strength information button on Edit Entry screen
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Password Safe released /3.69.0/pwsafe-3.69.0.msi
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OK, this is something I need to fix in a future version. In the meanwhile, you can use the YubiKey personalization tool: Choose Challenge-Response, select Configuration Slot 2, check "Require user input", Variable input, enter the secret key and click on Write Configuration. That should do it.
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ouzo12 created ticket #1616
Incremented suffix backup reverts to YYMMDD_HHMMSS when number reaches 999
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Chuck Inclema modified a comment on discussion Help
Thanks Rony. I try to do what you mentioned, but the secret key doesn't allow me to paste or type into it. If I click Generate, a 16 digit hex is created, I try to modify this to have the original hex in it, but it doesn't allow editing. I can click show or hide and see the created hex, but can't modify the hex in any way. Thanks for your help. If I am doing something wrong, let me know.
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Thanks Rony. I try to do what you mentioned, but the secret key doesn't allow me to past or type into it. If I click Generate, a 16 digit hex is created, I try to modify this to have the original hex in it, but it doesn't allow editing. I can click show or hide and see the created hex, but can't modify the hex in any way. Thanks for your help. If I am doing something wrong, let me know.
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Just to confirm that I'm aware and approve of Hauke's making Password Safe available on Microsoft Store. As he wrote, it has the same binaries, signed by me, with a minimal wrapper. Cheers, Rony
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The "Generate" button creates a random hex secret, and "Set" writes it to the Yubikey. So if you have the original hex, you should paste it into the secret key field and the click "Set" without clicking on Generate. This should rewrite the original secret key to your Yubikey device.
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Hauke Götze posted a comment on discussion Help
Hello The Store version is maintained by me. I usually update it within a timeframe of 1 week after an update. The store release mainly consists out of original binaries and a wrapper application of mine to ensure compatibility with the MSIX packaging format/Microsoft Store policies (Stuff like displaying privacy policies, disabling updates within the application or providing an interface for command line stuff). This wrapper is also open source: https://github.com/Weatherlights/MSIX-Power-Wrapper...
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I was trying to figure out how to make a backup copy of a Yubikey and went into Password Safe's - Manage - Yubikey. Copied the 20 character Hex and click on Generate and Set. Obviously I screwed up the Yubikey that was connected to the computer. I have the original 20 character Hex that was originally created for one database. Can I get the Yubikey back with this 20 character Hex that was created or is it a lost cause? Thanks for any assistance.
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Fix msi build
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Release 3.69.0
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[i18n Win] Added Slovak help files from Milan
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[i18n Win] tweaks to SK pos from Milan
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[i18n Win] Italian po update from transifex
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GitHub committed [5da2b9] on git-repo-deprecated
Merge pull request #1528 from pm-kan/i18n-202506
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Andrey Kuznetsov committed [1ca07e] on git-repo-deprecated
[i18n] Updates is Russian help
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[i18n] Updates in Russian .po (WX & MFC)
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[i18n] Updates is Russian help images
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[i18n] Updates in Russian .po (MFC)
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[i18n Win] Swedish updates from Bjorne
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[i18n] Machine translations for password strengths
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Update Windows pos with new untranslated texts
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[i18n] Swedish updates from Bjorne
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Translation tweaks, thats to dskrvk
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Update release note for 3.69.0, mark version 3.69.0pre
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GitHub committed [91c17a] on git-repo-deprecated
Merge pull request #1522 from ronys/dnd-assert-fix
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Sort dropped items before adding
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Fixed incorrect assertion and compiler warning
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GitHub committed [92aa08] on git-repo-deprecated
Merge pull request #1527 from ronys/BR1524-fix-view-reports-names
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[BR1524] Fix View Report selection
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GitHub committed [c3fcbf] on git-repo-deprecated
Merge pull request #1526 from ronys/br1525-wrong-title-bar-in-Browse
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Select Browser: -> Select Program
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update msi build with missing language dlls (it's been a while)
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