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RemyJ · 08-26-2007, 04:43 PM

Downloads removed...see later posts for latest software.

KeePassBB reads and displays databases created by KeePass for the desktop. You can import the database from a web server, from the device's memory or from an attached SD card. To access the device's memory, you'll need the latest Desktop manager with the Roxio Media Manager.

Config options:
If you prefer, you can elect to always import the external file each time KeePassBB starts.

You can have KeePassBB automatically close when the device is holstered.

You can set a timeout such that if KeePassBB is idle for a period of time, it'll automatically close.

Also, you can configure what happens when you press the esacpe button when you're at the main screen. The app can aither close (in which case you'll be prompted for the password when you re-open it) or the app can go into the background (in which case you'll be able to get back into the app without the password UP TO THE TIMEOUT).

Note: by default KeePass for the Desktop sets key encryption to 6000 roounds. This can take a little time to do on the device. If it's too long for you, lower the number of rounds from the desktop app.

Comments, questions and bugs welcome in this thread.

Remember, this is a Beta.

08-26-2007, 04:43 PM	#22
RemyJ CrackBerry Addict Join Date: May 2005 Location: Golden, CO US Model: 9700 Carrier: ATT Posts: 684	KeePassBB Beta 1 Available for test Downloads removed...see later posts for latest software. KeePassBB reads and displays databases created by KeePass for the desktop. You can import the database from a web server, from the device's memory or from an attached SD card. To access the device's memory, you'll need the latest Desktop manager with the Roxio Media Manager. Config options: If you prefer, you can elect to always import the external file each time KeePassBB starts. You can have KeePassBB automatically close when the device is holstered. You can set a timeout such that if KeePassBB is idle for a period of time, it'll automatically close. Also, you can configure what happens when you press the esacpe button when you're at the main screen. The app can aither close (in which case you'll be prompted for the password when you re-open it) or the app can go into the background (in which case you'll be able to get back into the app without the password UP TO THE TIMEOUT). Note: by default KeePass for the Desktop sets key encryption to 6000 roounds. This can take a little time to do on the device. If it's too long for you, lower the number of rounds from the desktop app. Comments, questions and bugs welcome in this thread. Remember, this is a Beta. Last edited by RemyJ; 08-30-2007 at 05:00 PM..
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