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(I'm prompted for the DatabaseProfileName & correcsponding password)
After successfully executing the cmd, I have the GUI opened during the cmd execution and then check in the GUI to verify the cmd did what was expected. I understand that the GUI needs to re-read in the KDBX file in order to see the changes so I run a 'Ctrl+R' to syncronize the GUI w/ the KDBX file. After successfully running the operation, I see the new Group displayed as it should be except there are two of them. Locking the KDBX file in the GUI and then unlocking the file has the same result as performing a sync. I have run this same procedure while not connected via the GUI and it only creates a single group folder in that scenario.
Also, just a big thanks to all who have worked to develop this tool. Its always nice to be able to ease the work flow while maintaining a high security standard.
Specs:
KeePass version 2.37
Windows 10
Powershell 5.1
Thanks,
John
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Hello,
Admittedly I'm new to using this module and it may just be something I missed in the documentation, but after running the following command:
New-KeePassGroup -KeePassGroupParentPath 'myKeepassDB/General' -KeePassGroupName 'FOOBAR'
(I'm prompted for the DatabaseProfileName & correcsponding password)
After successfully executing the cmd, I have the GUI opened during the cmd execution and then check in the GUI to verify the cmd did what was expected. I understand that the GUI needs to re-read in the KDBX file in order to see the changes so I run a 'Ctrl+R' to syncronize the GUI w/ the KDBX file. After successfully running the operation, I see the new Group displayed as it should be except there are two of them. Locking the KDBX file in the GUI and then unlocking the file has the same result as performing a sync. I have run this same procedure while not connected via the GUI and it only creates a single group folder in that scenario.
Also, just a big thanks to all who have worked to develop this tool. Its always nice to be able to ease the work flow while maintaining a high security standard.
Specs:
KeePass version 2.37
Windows 10
Powershell 5.1
Thanks,
John
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: