I *know* it's not open source yet which may be a problem for the security concious (but then neither is roboform). Okay, let me just quickly tell you that when I *permanently* moved from Windows to LiNUX, I needed to convert all of my roboform to keepassx - HOWEVER, I'm now using LastPass, the firefox extension. NOTE: IF this still does not work - maybe there's a problem with your python installation? then you have to import from within keepass (read post #1 for the rest) (and then type or copy-paste this next line)Ĥ. open terminal and type this EXACTLY: (be VERY careful with letter case, abc in NOT the same as aBc!) "inputFilename = 'filename_of_exported_file.html'"ģ. copy and paste the code into a new file called KeePassX.py in the same folder as your Roboform html backup (in /home/yourusername/roboform/)Ģ.5 REMEMBER to edit the code to point to the html file you exported from roboform (change line 4, i.e. you have to go to the folder that has your Roboform html backup (i recommend you make a folder in your home directory called 'roboform', and move your roboform html backup there).Ģ. *** read ALL of my post before you start to do this - you might actually decide you don't need to convert all of your passwords ***ġ. Locate the xml file created by the python script and load it into KeePassX. Open KeePassX 0.30 and go to File > Import from > KeePassX XMLĦ. Edit the file and set the inputFilename to the html file you exported from Roboform.ĥ. Print 'Converted ' + str(i) + ' passwords'ģ. MakeOutput(out, desc, un, pw, url, email) If len(desc)> 5 and desc.find('') != -1: #pmg hax. # I wonder what would happen if your file # Mine was in UTF-16 (?!) so I decided to If re.search(val, var, re.I) and len(var) > 1 and var != '*': Copy and paste the following into a file called KeePassX.py in the same directory as your Roboform html backup:ĭef makeOutput(out, desc, un, pw, url, comment): I used a 2-column layout but I do not believe this has any effect.Ģ. On Windows, export your Roboform passwords to html. Sudo dpkg -install keepassx_0.3.0a-0ubuntu1~ppa1_bġ. To install this version, in a terminal type This guide is for KeePassX 0.30 (), but can also be used for regular KeePass () (Follow the guide using KeePassX and save the database as a kdb file. I migrated over 600 passwords with an estimated 95% accuracy. I've done it this way, but the problem is that PassCrypt is not very good at finding your passwords in the Roboform export file.Īnd thus, I present you with my simple python method. From there you have to hack your way to get it to work with KeePass and then import it into KeePassX. Using PassCrypt, you can import _some_ passwords from Roboform and export them to csv. You can export your notes and credentials from the vault to a text file and then print them.I've read a few methods on how to convert from one to other, all of which required a surplus of programs and none of which came remotely close to the accuracy I wanted. If you use the free version of Kaspersky Password Manager and import more entries than allowed in the free version, these entries will be inactive after they are imported. Kaspersky Password Manager cannot ensure the integrity and completeness of data imported from other password management applications. Kaspersky Password Manager supports importing logins and passwords from the latest versions of the following applications that were available when Kaspersky Password Manager was released: LastPass, KeePass, Dashlane, 1Password, and Norton Identity Safe 2014 (included in the latest version of Norton Security). When the import is completed, the application displays a report about the imported data. Passwords will be copied from the selected file to your vault. Kaspersky Password Manager supports the ability to import from CSV files exported from the latest version of the supported password managers.
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