
I know those are pretty basic troubleshooting steps, but maybe it would be nice to mention such way in troubleshooting info. If it doesnt work with addons disabled, its most definitely not an addon causing it. If it works, enable more and check again, until it stops working, then you have much narrower choice of problematic addons. If it works, enable some of your disabled addons and check again. Good way (IMO) seems to be simply disabling all addons and trying Kee. Think the new RequestPolicy did read the whitelisted items from the old version, so whitelisting might also be needed.Īnyways I first had to find out if its actually addon causing this, and if yes then which one. Installing “RequestPolicy Continued” ( ) would simply resolve the issue. Whitelisting it in the outdated RequestPolicy wouldnt help at all. I had no idea that this version was discontinued (installed it some time ago).Īnd even though I read all the troubleshooting tips which mention to whitelist things in other addons, which I did in every possible addon I have. I was running discontinued RequestPolicy 0.5.28.1-signed.1-signed ( ). browser_download_url" | xargs sudo curl -s -L -o "/usr/lib/keepass2/plugins/gx"Īlso had similar problem of Kee not being able to connect to KeePass and I just resolved it. # Put the latest version of KeePassRPC into the plugins folder created earlierĬurl -s | jq -r ".assets | select(.name | test(\"gx\")) |.

Kypass 3 red x icon install#
# Install curl and jq (required only for ease of installing the latest version of KeePassRPC)
Kypass 3 red x icon update#
# update local repo details to ensure the latest KeePass is selected later Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:jtaylor/keepass # add ppa repo to access latest version of KeePass Install KeePass dependencies (Windows users can skip this step Linux and Mac users need to install the latest version of Mono - usually called “mono-complete”) If you use Kee Vault it is not necessary to follow these instructions, although advanced users may still wish to - read about using Kee with Kee Vault and KeePass first though.
Kypass 3 red x icon how to#
These instructions explain how to configure Kee to use KeePass as the storage location for protected passwords. I'm not the author of this application as you know and can't post specific blocks of codes as I don't know which one might be causing the problem and like I said, I have no idea where this is coming from.Installing Kee with KeePassRPC for KeePass Password Safe (instructions) Then added this icon to one of the TreeView nodes and KeePass displays this icon in a grayish color. For instance, I created a 16x16 image and filled with a solid red color but with 50% transparency and saved it as PNG. The problem is that the icons of the TreeView nodes and ListView entries are not properly rendered if the come from an alpha-blended PNG file. The source code is here and it's coded in C#:

Do you know of KeePass Password Safe 2? It's open-source and I'm trying to do some things but I've hit a dead end and can't find where the code is doing this and why it's doing it at all.
