KeePassC

Actual stable release from February 22, 2013: v1.5

• License: GPL v3 or later
• Author: Karsten-Kai König kkoenig@posteo.de
• License of editor.py: MIT
• Author of editor.py: Scott Hansen (firecat four one five three at gmail dot com)
• Link
• Bug tracker: https://github.com/raymontag/keepassc/issues?state=open
• Git: git://github.com/raymontag/keepassc.git

Features:

KeePassC is a password manager fully compatible to KeePass v.1.x and KeePassX. That is, your password database is fully encrypted with AES.

KeePassC is written in Python 3 and comes with a curses-interface. It is completely controlled with the keyboard (vim-like keys are supported).

Some features are:

• AES encryption of the database with password and/or keyfile
• Included customizable password generator
• KeePassX and KeePass v.1.x compatible (KeePass v2.x planned)
• Database entries are sorted in alphabetically sorted groups
• Subgroups of groups
• Entries are identified by a title
• Search entries by this title and show matches in an own group
• Set expiration dates to remind you that a new password is needed
• Unicode support
• Copy username and password to clipboard
• Auto-locking workspace and self-deleting clipboard with adjustable delays
• Options to remember last database and last keyfile
• Open URLs directly in your standard browser
• Optional use of vim/ranger-like keys
• Simple command line interface

An introduction can be found here.

Screenshots

Install:

If all dependencies are fulfilled type 'python setup.py install' in the root directory of KeePassC.

Usage:

Start the program with 'keepassc'. To get help type 'F1' while KeePassC is executed and you will see usage information to the current window (not in main menu).

A small commandline interface is available, too. Type 'keepassc -h'.

Dependencies:

• Python 3 (>=3.3)
• kppy http://raymontag.github.com/kppy
• xsel (optional but necessary if you want to copy usernames and passwords to clipboard) http://www.vergenet.net/~conrad/software/xsel/
• A POSIX-compatible operating system

Changelog:

Third number means small bug fixes

Version 1.5 (February 22, 2013)

• Support for moving groups and entries
• Password generator
• Configuration menu
• Autolocking feature with adjustable delay
• Self-deleting clipboard now with adjustable delay, too
• Full Unicode support
• Use of vim-like keys in menus
• Support for 'gg', 'G', '/' like in vim/ranger
• New editor to edit attributes of entries and groups and for other things, thanks goes to Scott (not for direct filepath, yet)
• Go to previous screen from every dialog
• Remember last opened database and keyfile and go to open dialog directly (of course everything is optional)
• Rearranged menus
• xsel is optionally
• Write entries unpuffered to console
• Annoying message while opening URLs is fixed
• Several bugs fixed

Version 1.4 (November 10, 2012)

• Show groups and entries alphabetically sorted
• Man page
• Option to show entries on commandline
• Search utility (type 'f')
• Showing a * if the file has changed
• Use of a generalized and commandable menu
• Clear the clipboard only if the content of clipboard
• was copied from the db and not from other programs
• Fixed several bugs

Version 1.3

• Added support for keyfiles
• Can now parse a database through the command line
• When entering a filepath auto-completion loops through all possibilities
• It's now possible to use KeePassC without X by the possibility of showing the passwords
• Fixed several bugs

Version 1.2

• Fixed a bug relating to auto-completion when entering a direct filepath
• Remembering the last opened database
• Can now close the program with Ctrl-C
• When creating a new database password entering needs a confirmation

Version 1.1

• Added vim-like navigation
• Due to this help button is F1 now
• Typing a direct filepath including path-completition is supported
• Hidden files are supported
• Copy username to clipboard
• Open url in standard browser
• Fixed bugs (backspace and tmux, os.getlogin(), locking)

Copyright (C) 2012 Karsten-Kai König kkoenig@posteo.de

KeePassC is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or at your option) any later version.

KeePassC is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with KeePassC. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/