smorks / keepasshttp-connector

Extension to allow Chrome and Firefox (4.0+) to auto form-fill passwords from KeePass (requires KeePassHttp) (Deprecated)
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Basic Authentication not workin anymore with Version 1.0.9 #56

Closed MBurchard closed 6 years ago

MBurchard commented 6 years ago

Today I tried to connect to the Tomcat Manager application that uses basic authentication. Instead of being able to select the appropriate credentials from the KeePassHTTP-Connector symbol as before, I get the browser dialogue in which I have to enter the data manually...

smorks commented 6 years ago

can you give some details of your environment (os version, browser version, keepass/keepassxc version).

did you double-check that the Auto-Fill HTTP Auth Dialogs option is checked?

MBurchard commented 6 years ago

As I said... same days ago it worked and I haven't changed my system.

And was not checked, because I have different credentials for the same URL, witch is http://localhost:7070/manager/html. It is a tunnelled connection to a lot of different remote Tomcat Installations, with different credentials. Two or three days ago, I was able to click on the KeePassHTTP-Connector Icon in the browser bar and chose the correct credentials. This functionality is gone...

smorks commented 6 years ago

yes, that option needs to be checked now. if you have multiple credentials for the same site, you will need to click on the extension icon then select the credentials you want to use.

MBurchard commented 6 years ago

Interesting... why was this change done? So adding new credentials is only possible, if done in KeePassXC now?

smorks commented 6 years ago

The option really wasn't doing anything before, regardless if it was checked or not. it was still auto-filling in the auth dialog if you had multiple credentials and selected one from the icon. i was hoping it is clearer now.

adding new credentials through HTTP Auth was never possible, at least through the Web Extension add-on.

MBurchard commented 6 years ago

Thank you for clarification and quick response...