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Re: ONE simple password tool – is THAT too hard?

Peter — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 04:54:52 -0000

Lee, you probably installed the 2.0 version? This version is not portable, because it requires .net installed on the host PC. That is the reason why Dominik still develops the "1.0" version in parallel, which is portable.

By the way, there is now a KeePass version for the iPhone: ikeepass.de.

PS
The Keeform url has changed. It is apparently now: http://www.aliasbailbonds.c...

Re: ONE simple password tool – is THAT too hard?

Lee Hopkins — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 22:15:45 -0000

I've downloaded those portableapps, Ike and was extremely excited to see that my beloved KeePass was there. Until. Until I found that it is an older version that doesn't read the latest database. Bugger!

Re: ONE simple password tool – is THAT too hard?

Greg Smith — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 19:22:53 -0000

Or keep your passwords on your phone. In my case, an iPhone. I usePassword Wallet. But there are heaps of apps out there.

Re: ONE simple password tool – is THAT too hard?

Ike Pigott — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 08:23:22 -0000

Can't answer your Norton issues, but here is the link:
http://portableapps.com/app...

You can even run Google Chrome from a USB stick now.

And I use Portable Thunderbird on a local drive folder as part of my 7-year-old daughter's email system:
http://occamsrazr.com/2009/...
.-= Ike´s last blog ..Justice in the Digital Age =-.

Re: ONE simple password tool – is THAT too hard?

Lee Hopkins — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 05:04:34 -0000

Ah, gentlemen. I appreciate, as always, the wisdom of those far wiser than I - and I'm doubly flattered, Ike, that you still read me!

I do indeed use dropbox - I love it. But the portable KeePass - that is a new one on me and I'll check it out. I assume that by some magic jiggery-pokery I will be able to use it on ANY USB stick, yes?

Now THAT would be ace!

As for the 5gb of mesh - yes, that tops Dropbox's 2gb; but does not the mighty MSoft offer 25gb via it's cloud offering? But then again, it's not easy to sync to that, from memory...

But even with KeePass in the cloud and on my various computers AND on my USB stick. as far as I can tell there is no way to export the login data I already have in Norton and import it into KeePass - and I somehow doubt that someone from Norton is going to jump into this conversation and take business away from his employer and give it willingly and freely to an open source app. Sigh.

Gentlemen, what suggestions for what next to do? "Suck it up, Princess!", as we say over here?

Re: ONE simple password tool – is THAT too hard?

Ike Pigott — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 22:33:44 -0000

I've used Mesh too, but Dropbox works on Mac as well.

Re: ONE simple password tool – is THAT too hard?

Peter — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 22:01:09 -0000

I think KeePass can do all what you need. And why do you want to use a U3 version? There is portable version of KeePass at portableapps.com.

Also: Forget dropbox, just get mesh.live.com (5GB for free including remote desktop capabilities). It is perfect to install your portable keepass on.

Peter

Re: ONE simple password tool – is THAT too hard?

Ike Pigott — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 17:29:25 -0000

Okay Lee... stay with me.

You have the right idea with KeePass, but you need to put that on the cloud in a secure way.

I just sent you an invite to Dropbox, which is a simple utility that shares folders across the web. The beauty of it is that it just plain works.

Now -- you're running KeePass on a thumbdrive, right?

If you can run it on a thumbdrive, you can run it in a Dropbox folder.

Yes, the application.

And if you are really hard up, all of your Dropbox data is in the cloud, too. So you log into your Dropbox account, download the folder into the PC you are using, and run it from there. Then delete it if you want.

Just in case your Spam filter blocks the invite, here it is:

https://www.getdropbox.com/...

Hit me up if you have any questions.
.-= Ike´s last blog ..Justice in the Digital Age =-.