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Maybe you use KeePass 1.x? KeePass 1.x does not support the new database format and saves its databases as KDB files. KeePass 2.x uses the new database format
by demetris 13y ago
Maybe you use KeePass 1.x?
KeePass 1.x does not support the new database format and saves its databases as KDB files. KeePass 2.x uses the new database format (KDBX) and it can also import KDB databases created with KeePass 1.x.
See the differences here:
http://keepass.info/compare.html http://keepass.info/compare.html
http://keepass.info/help/v2/version.html http://keepass.info/help/v2/version.html
I use the same combination myself (KeePassDroid on Android, KeePassX 2 alpha on Linux, KeePass 2 on Windows) with a single KDBX database and I can read the database fine on all OSes. However, I avoid editing the database on Android and on Linux, since KeePassX 2 is still alpha, while KDBX support in KeePassDroid is still experimental.
- XorNot 13y agoTry Keepass2Android - it uses the Mono libraries of Keepass 2 running natively on Android, and now supports merging external changes to the database. I've been using it for 6 months now without a hiccup.
- demetris 13y agoThank you. I didn’t know about Keepass2Android.
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