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| + | ==== Usage ==== | ||
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| + | * Linux/Unix | ||
| + | * cd ~/keepass | ||
| + | * ./ | ||
| + | * Windows | ||
| + | * Right-Click on the folder that contains the script and database | ||
| + | * Click "Git BASH here" | ||
| + | * ./ | ||
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| + | When you start the script, it will try to get the latest version of your keepass db. If there was no successful connection to the server, it will open a read-only version of keepass for you. If the Git pull was successful, the script generates a lock file globally and opens keepass. This prevents that you have opened keepass in write-mode on two or more locations simultanously. When you close keepass, all changes will be commited and pushed to your git server again. | ||
| ==== The Script ==== | ==== The Script ==== | ||
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| <code bash> | <code bash> | ||
| #!/bin/bash | #!/bin/bash | ||
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| git pull origin master | git pull origin master | ||
| + | |||
| if [ $? -gt 0 ]; then | if [ $? -gt 0 ]; then | ||
| echo " | echo " | ||
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| touch keepass.kdb.scriptlock | touch keepass.kdb.scriptlock | ||
| git add keepass.kdb.scriptlock | git add keepass.kdb.scriptlock | ||
| - | git commit -am "lock file erstellt" | + | git commit -am "created |
| git push | git push | ||
| keepassx keepass.kdb | keepassx keepass.kdb | ||
| rm keepass.kdb.scriptlock | rm keepass.kdb.scriptlock | ||
| git rm keepass.kdb.scriptlock | git rm keepass.kdb.scriptlock | ||
| - | git commit -am "lock file geloescht" | + | git commit -am "deleted |
| git push | git push | ||
| fi | fi | ||
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| - | ==== Usage ==== | ||
| - | * Linux/Unix | ||
| - | * cd ~/keepass | ||
| - | * ./ | ||
| - | * Windows | ||
| - | * Right-Click on the folder that contains the script and database | ||
| - | * Click "Git BASH here" | ||
| - | * ./ | ||
| - | |||
| - | When you start the script, it will try to get the latest version of your keepass db. If there was no successful connection to the server, it will open a read-only version of keepass for you. If the Git pull was successful, the script generates a lock file globally and opens keepass. This prevents that you have opened keepass in write-mode on two or more locations simultanously. When you close keepass, all changes will be commited and pushed to your git server again. | ||