In my scenario, KeePass with KeeChallange is used with Windows 10 und Ubuntu Linux. Files from both systems are synchronized, using owncloud.
When opening the KeePass file under Windows, the KeePass.xml (that belongs to KeePass.kdbx) is sometimes rewritten (probably if I save changes?). The new filename is KEEPASS.XML, showing Windows' ignorance for filename case sensitivity. As soon as I try to open my KeePass file, I am shown a message that my KEEPASS.XML is invalid, and I should use the fallback method.
Fortunately, owncloud allows me to change the XML file back to it's last version (which was saved under Linux), and then everything works fine. However, it would be easier if the Linux version of KeeChallange could just handle the Windows files. As the Windows XML file is slightly larger, I assume, it's possibly just a matter of newline characters...
In my scenario, KeePass with KeeChallange is used with Windows 10 und Ubuntu Linux. Files from both systems are synchronized, using owncloud.
When opening the KeePass file under Windows, the KeePass.xml (that belongs to KeePass.kdbx) is sometimes rewritten (probably if I save changes?). The new filename is KEEPASS.XML, showing Windows' ignorance for filename case sensitivity. As soon as I try to open my KeePass file, I am shown a message that my KEEPASS.XML is invalid, and I should use the fallback method.
Fortunately, owncloud allows me to change the XML file back to it's last version (which was saved under Linux), and then everything works fine. However, it would be easier if the Linux version of KeeChallange could just handle the Windows files. As the Windows XML file is slightly larger, I assume, it's possibly just a matter of newline characters...