Still active? Working?

[onigunn]

Sorry to open an issue but I couldn`t find a contact email to reach out first.

Just downloaded your workflow, db and master password is set but it doesn't find anything. Are there any debug possibilities?

macOS 10.12.6 Alfred3 3.5

[vdende]

Same here. Please let us know.

[jboyens]

It's currently rather buggy.

To get it partially working (on High Sierra at least), you need to install the pexpect package into the system python.

I achieved this rather hackily by doing:

sudo easy_install pip
sudo pip install pexpect

It would be better to use local python packages instead of polluting the system, but that's left to an exercise for the reader.

You will be able to "see" results, but no usernames appear and no passwords seem to be copied.

[jboyens]

The fork by user shamaoxiaogui works just fine.

https://github.com/shamaoxiaogui/KeePass-Alfred-Workflow

[karsai5]

Sorry about the delay, I made this over a weekend and started using lastpass pretty soon after. I just pushed a couple of changes that should fix the problems you where experiencing. Try it out and let me know if you still have issues. https://github.com/karsai5/KeePass-Alfred-Workflow/releases/tag/1.4

[vdende]

Sorry still issues: Can't find your database. I have set the database location correctly... I can see it in the variables section of the workflow.

/KeepassX/keepassx_db.kdbx

[karsai5]

I noticed that your database location is at the root of your computer, you didn't mean to have the location at '~/KeepassX/keepassx_db.kdbx'. If it is in a root directory of your computer permissions might be stopping Alfred from accessing it?

Could you run ls -l on the database file and post the output?

Linus

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Sorry still issues: Can't find your database. I have set the database location correctly... I can see it in the variables section of the workflow.

/KeepassX/keepassx_db.kdbx

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[vdende]

Sorry my bad. The database is not in the root. It is somewhere in my home/user directory, but cut that part of because of privacy. I did enter a valid path.

The rights for the file are: -rw-r--r--@

[karsai5]

Ah, fair enough. By any chance, does the directory path have a space in it? There's a bug fix for finding database files in directories with spaces in the latest release:

https://github.com/karsai5/KeePass-Alfred-Workflow/releases/tag/1.5

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Sorry my bad. The database is not in the root. It is somewhere in my home/user directory, but cut that part of because of privacy. I did enter a valid path.

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[vdende]

I have no spaces in my path. Version 1.5 does not solve my issue. See screenshot.

[vdende]

BTW: in /tmp/mylog I see the following message:

No usable Term::ReadLine::* modules found.
This list was tried:
 * Term::ReadLine::Gnu
 * Term::ReadLine::Perl
 * Term::ReadLine::Perl5

I get the same error when executing kpcli from the command-line. Are the ReadLine dependencies not included?