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Im running Keepass2 version 2.23. I try to get the plugin running on Ubuntu 13.10. When I check Google I see that a lot of people have it running in older versions. Is there a way to run something like this in compability mode? Or do I have to look for an older version of Keepass 2?

I've tried:

  • KeePassHttp.plgx

And the two DLL files:

  • Newtonsoft.Json.dll
  • KeePassHttp.dll

Keepass is working perfectly. I have the problem on several computers. Hereby the screenshot, after I put the keepasshttp file in de installation directory.

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r00n
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I had this problem and you end up having to do an sudo apt-get install mono-complete to get any of the plugins working.

Found the solution here: http://www.maketecheasier.com/integrate-keepass-with-browser-in-ubuntu/

MikeHoss
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Download the file from this link Keepasshttp

Then click 'view raw' to download the file. Now try this file it will work.

Alternate Download Link

Unzip and use the file.

Reinstall it again...

Press Alt+Ctrl+T to start terminal and run following commands one by one.

sudo apt-add-repository ppa:jtaylor/keepass  
sudo apt-get update  
sudo apt-get install keepass2 mono-complete

Follow this for using it with firefox
How to integrate KeyPass2 and Firefox

Follow this for using it with Chromium
How to integrate KeyPass2 and Chrome/Chromium

Community
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Abu Abdallah
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Be sure to chmod 644 your KeePassHttp.plgx file. Mine was 640 and I got the same error. KeePass2's error messages are obviously a bit misleading.

exic
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