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password login manager for linux
glodh1973
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Hi was just wondering if anyone knows of a password manager that is compatible with linux
i was using roboform but cant find a download for linux for it
thanks glo x
i was using roboform but cant find a download for linux for it
thanks glo x
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Hi,
If you just want website passwords remembered, then I find that Firefox does a pretty good job of remembering all of my website passwords on it's own. I haven't actually looked for an alternative password manager, as I use Ubuntu which comes with the Gnome Keyring Manager.
I hope this helps...0 -
Hi,
If you just want website passwords remembered, then I find that Firefox does a pretty good job of remembering all of my website passwords on it's own. I haven't actually looked for an alternative password manager, as I use Ubuntu which comes with the Gnome Keyring Manager.
I hope this helps...
I agree with ScoobyDan....
The Keyring will store all system passwords & Firefox will remember website passwords.
No other software is required.
By the way what Linux are you running??Laters
Sol
"Have you found the secrets of the universe? Asked Zebade "I'm sure I left them here somewhere"0 -
If you're using KDE on Linux, then KDE Wallet Manager is available.
http://utils.kde.org/projects/kwalletmanager/0 -
Hi basically it is the acer AOA110-AB i got it yesterday and still learning so not sure which linux it is at it just says linux how do i find out which version it is any help wwould be appreciated those recomendations sound great but i would also like a login manager if possible where it stores my webin details as well i was using roboform and loved it but cant seem too get it for linux0
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The version of Linux on the Acer is Linpus:
http://www.linpus.com/
It's based on Fedora, so you should easily get KeepassX to run on it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linpus0 -
ok i have downloaded the keepass but it wont let me install it i think i am obviously doing something wrong as i am a newbie to linux but it is asking me what i want too open it with and basically i have not got a clue
any more help would be appreciated
glo x0 -
I think you need to look for KeepassX. Keepass was designed for Windows, though it has been ported to a few Linux distros.
I think Linpus is based on Fedora 9, so you may find that installing it out of the Fedora repositories may work.
Then again it may not! A lot depends on whether Linpus has all of the necessary libraries installed and at the right version.
One thing you can try is to open a terminal window and type "yum install keepassx". It will only work if keepassx is in whatever repositories Linpus uses.
A different approach might be to use the Advanced Mode hack described here:
http://www.aspireoneuser.com/2008/07/09/aspire-one-advance-linpus-mode-hack/
That gives you access to many more programs - but don't blame me if something breaks as a result!0 -
I am managing to download the programmes the problemi have is installing them.as it ask me which thing i would like too use too install them with .. and i have not got a clue ..
glo x0
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