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keepass2

KeePass2 is a command line tool for managing passwords and sensitive information securely. It is the command line version of KeePass, a popular open-source password manager.

With KeePass2, users can create, store, and organize their passwords in a secure database file. The tool uses strong encryption and advanced algorithms to protect the stored data, ensuring that passwords remain safe from unauthorized access.

KeePass2 provides a command line interface, allowing users to perform various operations and functions, such as adding and editing entries, generating strong passwords, searching, and more. It also supports custom plugins, which can extend its functionalities according to specific requirements.

The tool supports multiple databases, allowing users to manage different sets of passwords and access them conveniently through the command line. KeePass2 databases can be easily synchronized across different devices, ensuring accessibility and security across platforms.

KeePass2 also includes features like password generation rules, auto-type functionality, and secure clipboard handling. It supports integration with third-party applications, enabling users to seamlessly use their stored passwords in different software and services.

KeePass2 is highly customizable with various configuration options, allowing users to adapt it based on their preferences and security needs. It is cross-platform and can be used on Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems.

Overall, KeePass2 is a powerful command line tool for password management, offering secure storage, easy access, and extensive functionality for users who prefer command line interfaces for their password management needs.

List of commands for keepass2:

  • keepass2:tldr:4c47e keepass2: Start KeePass 2, opening the most recently opened password database.
    $ keepass2
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  • keepass2:tldr:70267 keepass2: Start KeePass 2, opening a specific password database.
    $ keepass2 ${path-to-database-kbdx}
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  • keepass2:tldr:ff77b keepass2: Use a specific key file to open a password database.
    $ keepass2 ${path-to-database-kbdx} -keyfile:${path-to-key-file-key}
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