You never know who might find your passwords. For others, you may wish to export the (unencrypted) text file to a Truecrypt partition and/or use Eraser on the text file once you’re finished with it. Despite the importing glitches, it was still quicker than copy/pasting every field for each entry.įor those of you who are more worried about security than I am, you know this is a very insecure method to transfer passwords. It was in the notes section instead of the url entry.
Also, the url wasn’t put in the proper spot. I currently have about 25 passwords and I had to fix 8 of them. I think that happened because I was using version 3.04 of PasswordSafe and KeePass was expecting a version 2.x format to import. Having to rely on plugins for this is less than ideal. The basic version lacks a lot of features, including password capture, cloud-based syncing, and mobile support. But it also makes it more difficult to use. Passwords can be stored in an encrypted database, which can be unlocked with one master key. All of the passwords were imported but some of the names were screwed up and the groups were not imported correctly. This helps make KeePass secure, customizable, and portable. KeePass is a free open source password manager. Use the Password Safe function to export to CSV file.XML was promising but they didn’t use the same schema and I didn’t want to edit the xml file to match the proper format.Īfter a quick search, I found the following instructions. I didn’t really feel like cutting and pasting every field for all my passwords so I started looking at the import export functions for each program. PasswordSafe remembers the last open database and sometimes it was mine. However, I decided to switch to KeePass to make things a little easier for Tara. I have been using PasswordSafe for a while.
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