KeePassX

Installation (linux application bundle)

No installation is required. After the archive has been unpacked KeePassX can be started by executing ‘keepass.sh’.

Comments (9)

  1. Linux Beginner - 2007-04-15

    I don’t understand. I want to put this on my usb drive. How do I do that????????????????????//

  2. eugen - 2007-04-23

    step 1. download KeePassX from:
    http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/keepassx/KeePassX-0.2.2-bin.tar.gz?download

    step 2. unpack the archive

    step 3. start KeePassX by double-clicking ‘keepass.sh’

  3. John Straker - 2007-05-01

    I’m new to Linux and am using the Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn in a VMWare Guest 5.5.4 build 44386

    KeepassX seems to be running ok and I can create groups and entries but when I run it from a terminal I get errors. Should I be worried about this?

    Fontconfig warning: line 32: unknown element “cachedir”
    Fontconfig warning: line 33: unknown element “cachedir”
    Fontconfig warning: “/etc/fonts/conf.d/80-delicious.conf”, line 18: invalid match target “scan”
    X Error: BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device 167
    Extension: 144 (XInputExtension)
    Minor opcode: 3 (X_OpenDevice)
    Resource id: 0×0
    Failed to open device
    X Error: BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device 167
    Extension: 144 (XInputExtension)
    Minor opcode: 3 (X_OpenDevice)
    Resource id: 0×0
    Failed to open device
    Kpx: No Translation found for ‘English (UnitedKingdom)’using ‘English (UnitedStates)’
    Qt: No Translation found for ‘English (UnitedKingdom)’using ‘English (UnitedStates)’

  4. Buzz - 2007-05-08

    $ ./keepass.sh
    ./keepass.sh: 6: ./bin/keepass: not found

    I don’t get it?

  5. thegeekster - 2007-05-16

    @Buzz - Did you leave the “keepass.sh” file in the default folder it was extracted in? It should be in the “KeePass-x.x.x” directory (where -x.x.x is the version). If you moved “keepass.sh” to a different location, you will need to edit the “appname=” line and hardcode in the full path to ‘KeePass-x.x.x/bin/keepass’……

    BTW, The “appname=” line could be better written as:

    cd `dirname $0` ; appname=`pwd`/bin/keepass

    This is much better than hardcoding the path, although “keepass.sh” still needs to be in the “KeePass-x.x.x” directory….. :-)

    —thegeekster

  6. Anonymous - 2007-09-03

    Hello,

    I downloaded and extracted the bundle version 0.2.2 and it works fine in my ~/download folder.
    however, when i copy it to either my ext2 or my fat formatted usb sticks, the keepass.sh won’t start.
    it returns the following error:

    “bash: ./keepass.sh: /bin/sh: bad interpreter: Keine Berechtigung”
    (from the console)

    or

    “Failed to execute child process “/media/usbdisk/KeePassX-0.2.2/keepass.sh” (Keine Berechtigung)”
    (when i start the keepass.sh in my thunar-filemanager)

    note: “Keine Berechtigung” is German for “permission denied”

    i already did a chmod -R 777 /media/usbdisk and made myself the owner of all and everything on the stick in order to grant myself all the permissions i could possibly need…

    what am i missing to make the app work properly on my usb-flash-drive please?

    thanks,

  7. yogesh - 2007-11-15

    how the keepass work

    help me

  8. LuPuS - 2008-03-11

    Hi,
    i tried to run keepass on unix. Wenn i start it the following message appears:
    keepass: Cannot find /lib/ld-linux.so.2
    Killed

    First time i startet it. Everything went right. But after a reset no more.
    Any Idea?

    Greetings

  9. Anonymous - 2008-06-27

    Is it possible to run keepass in a TomTom (GPS) linux based system? I have not foud any password manager that runs on the Tomtom Go 720 device
    Any Ideas?
    Best regards

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