Make changes to /etc/keepass4web/config_local.yml Sudo apt-get install build-essential libkeyutils-dev libkeyutils1 libmagic1 libmagic-dev libapache2-mod-perl2 cpanminus Install dependencies (also for module installation further below) Make config changes to /etc/keepass4web/config_local.yml Sudo apt-get install apache2 libapache2-mod-perl2 libnet-ldap-perl libdancer2-session-cookie-perl keepass4web Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lixmal/keepass4web To build the JavaScript part you will also need npm (version 3+ recommended, else your node_modules directory will explode!) and therefore Node.js INSTALLĬhoose one of the following installation methods (from easiest to most difficult):Īdd the repository, update and install the package (and packages for default backends)

Authen::Htpasswd (md5, sha1, crypt, plain).Dancer2::Session::Cookie (default session engine, Cookie in config).libapache2-mod-perl2 (if running mod_perl2 with apache2).The instructions assume a Linux environment.īelow is a list of required packages and modules to run the application.įor installation follow INSTALL. This will probably only run under some flavour of Linux. Web interface offers entry search and access to files stored inside the database.Server revokes encryption keys after a configurable user idle time, effectively removing access to the cached database.This way other passwords don't stay in memory in plain text and don't leave the server The web server only decrypts requested information. Passwords, protected fields and files are encrypted separately (also the ones in history).Encryption key is stored in the kernel keyring and therefore doesn't swap to disk.Caches encrypted databases in shared memory (so it works with multiple web server workers).Doesn't save master password, uses a new and unique encryption key to cache the database.Either all users get access to the same database or each user gets access to his/her own.Server can fetch databases from various locations (Filesystem, Seafile, Dropbox.Users need to authenticate with one of the auth backends (LDAP, Htpasswd, SQL.Refer to Dancer2::Manual::Deployment for more options.Ī mobile-friendly web application which serves KeePass database entries on a web frontend. Running apache2 using mod_perl2/Plack with TLS:

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