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I am successfully and happily using KeePass on my windows machines, so I now tried to install the software on my linux machine as well, running CentOS 6.9 (32-bit).
I installed all software components from the standard repositories, so the version may not be actual:
KeePassX 2.0.3
Mono 4.2.4
KeePassHttp.plgx plugin 1.8.4.2
chromeIPass 2.8.1 on Chrome 31.0.1650.63 Built from source for CentOS release 6.5 (Final) (238485)
KeePassHttp-Connector 1.0.9. on Firefox ESR 52.6.0 (32-Bit)
KeePass and the keepasshttp plugin have been copied to /usr/bin, with permissions set to 644.
Standalone, KeePass runs fine and I can access my passwords and stuff stored in the database file.
But the plugin does not work, neither in Chrome nor in Firefox. When I click "Connect" it keeps telling me "Is KeePassHttp installed and is KeePass running?"
KeePass is running, as can be confirmed by ps. The browser plugin is running too. So I assume that either the browser plugin cannot find or communicate with KeePassHttp or, KeePassHttp itself cannot find or communicate with KeePass itself. I hope it's not both.
I have no idea how to find logs or something to start troubleshooting the issue. Maybe someone here can give me a helping hand and point to where to start? I'm no developer, so please be patient.
Kind regards,
Aquazone
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Hello,
I am successfully and happily using KeePass on my windows machines, so I now tried to install the software on my linux machine as well, running CentOS 6.9 (32-bit).
I installed all software components from the standard repositories, so the version may not be actual:
KeePass and the keepasshttp plugin have been copied to /usr/bin, with permissions set to 644.
Standalone, KeePass runs fine and I can access my passwords and stuff stored in the database file.
But the plugin does not work, neither in Chrome nor in Firefox. When I click "Connect" it keeps telling me "Is KeePassHttp installed and is KeePass running?"
KeePass is running, as can be confirmed by ps. The browser plugin is running too. So I assume that either the browser plugin cannot find or communicate with KeePassHttp or, KeePassHttp itself cannot find or communicate with KeePass itself. I hope it's not both.
I have no idea how to find logs or something to start troubleshooting the issue. Maybe someone here can give me a helping hand and point to where to start? I'm no developer, so please be patient.
Kind regards,
Aquazone
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: