I have been wondering if there is a way to decode the passwords
stored in the sqlite database directly. Is there any function I
can pass the desired entry id and my master password??
No.
What are you trying to do? You can use AppleScript to get at
them, assuming your permissions are set to al
Hello Steve,
Steve Kalkwarf wrote:
> No.
>
> What are you trying to do? You can use AppleScript to get at them,
> assuming your permissions are set to allow it.
>
my problem is, that I have a Windos box, too. It's no big deal to install sqlite
there and sync the databases between the both. But
On Jan 29, 2008, at 5:06 AM, Patrick Woolsey wrote:
(FWIW, since I often need to 'paste plain text' in different apps,
I've set
up a Keyboard Maestro action mapped to Cmd-Shift-V, but there are
plenty of
other ways to skin the same beast :-), e.g. "Plain Clip.app", probably
QuickSilver or Lau
John Stephens wrote:
Thank you, Patrick! Cmd-Shift-V would be a lot better than the default
setup.
If there are any QS users out there who need this, here is how I got it
to work:
Try this for an easier (and perhaps more complete) way to do this that
would work for every application:
1) O
> my problem is, that I have a Windos box, too. It's no big deal to install
> sqlite
Yikes! You'd have to re-create a lot of the Yojimbo functionality and
reverse-engineer their schema among other things for this work
properly. Why not just use Webjimbo?
http://www.webjimbo.com/
--Rhet
On 1/30
Hello Rhet,
Rhet Turnbull wrote:
my problem is, that I have a Windos box, too. It's no big deal to install sqlite
Yikes! You'd have to re-create a lot of the Yojimbo functionality and
reverse-engineer their schema among other things for this work
properly. Why not just use Webjimbo?
http://ww
