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Merge some pull requests #375

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@piegamesde piegamesde commented Sep 26, 2018

In the effort to keep this repository maintained, I merged a few open pull requests into my fork. I haven't tested it a lot yet, but it is looking promising so far. This includes: #318 #342 #340 #227 #374.

By the way, @pfn it would be cool to pass this project on to another maintainer if you don't have the time to maintain it yourself anymore. KeePassHTTP is really important for the KeePass community and unmaintained projects tend to split off into many uncontrolled forks.

Scott Dennison and others added 14 commits May 3, 2014 22:02
Fixed get-logins-all to actually do what it says in its name, rather
than a unpredictable subset due to incorrect regular expression use, and
also added get-logins-by-names, to allow returning of multiple
non-linked credentials.
Conflicts:
	KeePassHttp.plgx
	KeePassHttp/KeePassHttp.cs
	latest-version.txt
	update-version.txt
…ecompiling pglx and removing some unnecessary changes, so that it is hopefully ready for a pull request.
First stab at a changelog. I did not consider documentation changes notable.
This is a good reminder of how gross and ugly scripting in Windows is.
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In the effort to keep this repository maintained, I merged a few open pull requests into my fork. I haven't tested it a lot yet, but it is looking promising so far. This includes: #318 #342 #340 #227 #374.

By the way, @pfn it would be cool to pass this project on to another maintainer if you don't have the time to maintain it yourself anymore. KeePassHTTP is really important for the KeePass community and unmaintained projects tend to split off into many uncontrolled forks.

Agreed+1

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This whole thing is dead now. A fork of the protocol (together with browser extensions) is maintained by KeepassXC. It is not backwards-compatible to KeepassHTTP though.

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