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config:keepass [2023/07/06 13:19] Wulf Rajekconfig:keepass [2025/08/08 17:15] (current) Wulf Rajek
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 sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntuhandbook1/keepass2 sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntuhandbook1/keepass2
 sudo apt update sudo apt update
-sudo apt-get install keepass2 ca-certificates +sudo apt-get install keepass2 ca-certificates libmono-system-windows-forms4.0-cil
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   * Custom entry string "Visible" set to "False" will hide autoopen entries from Menu -> open   * Custom entry string "Visible" set to "False" will hide autoopen entries from Menu -> open
   * Custom entry string "Focus" set to "Restore" will switch the active tab to the main database again.   * Custom entry string "Focus" set to "Restore" will switch the active tab to the main database again.
 +  * Custom entry string "ifDevice" can be used to exclude or include specific devices i.e. '!OnePlus DN2103 (b6e6...)' excludes a specific OnePlus mobile.
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 +===== Open specific db on startup =====
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 +  * Turn off the option 'Remember and automatically open last used database on startup' (in 'Tools' → 'Options' → tab 'Advanced').
 +  * Go 'Tools' → 'Triggers' → button 'Add'. Enter a name for the new trigger, e.g. 'Open specific database'.
 +  * Switch to the 'Events' tab and add the event 'Application started and ready'.
 +  * Switch to the 'Actions' tab and add an 'Open database file' action. In the action details, set the parameter 'File/URL' to the path of the database file that KeePass should open when it is started.
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 +Opening multiple specific databases at KeePass startup can for example be realized using the trigger approach above (with multiple trigger actions) or using the KeeAutoExec plugin. 
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