Title: Ignored by the plugin can be used for comments. The fields of each entry specify the following: I'm split between this being a plugin or behaviour by default, but given that KeeWeb also runs as a webapp, having this feature embedded does make some kind of sense.įirst of all, create a new group in your database and name it 'AutoOpen' (without the quotes).Įach non-expired entry in this group corresponds to a database that should be opened automatically when the current database is opened.

So, I think some tweaking of the code and use of URL overrides might have some merit for exploration.Since KeeWeb supports multiple databases by design, it would be great if it could open them up automatically in the same manner as does KeeAutoExec.

If KPXC has single instance set, it won't open another database from the command line it can only be opened via the file menu. Multi-word passwords become '$1' in the bash script.įor the KP2 overrides to work I had to have only a single instance of KP2 (by settings), which causes opening of new databases to become tabs in the first running instance of KP2. That will (when you invoke the URL with CTRL-U), run the shell script /home/andrewm/bbbb.sh with the quoted password as the parameter for the script. You can do things like the following in the URL field of an entry in KeepassXC as well, but the password isn't sent safely.

Note that KP2 has some extra placeholders including APPDIR and DB_DIR, which I use. The built-in entries are not editable, so that is why I create my own. With a URL override setup, I can create custom methods that relate to data fields and operate on the URL field of an entry.įor instance with just 'aaaa://' in the URL fieldĬan invoke a cmd (for the aaaa URL) as follows:Ĭmd://'' I know this isn't autoexec, but I prefer to open databases manually via a URL with related data stored in an entry, better still if it is the fuller URL overrides that are provided by KP2

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