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Background
I run KeePass on 5 different devices. My laptop and Desktop) run Windows KeePass, and my 3 Android devices (2 tablets and a phone) all run KeePassDroid. One of my tablets is a new Lenovo M11 and is Android 14, the other is a 2017 Amazon Fire 10 HD so it is an old version of Android. The phone is a Samsung A01 with Android 12.
The way I keep things in sync is once a month I sync all the databases with my laptop, then push a new database to the other 4 devices. Not pretty but it works. At least it did until I got my new tablet.
Issues
On my new Lenovo tablet clicking on Open on the login screen to find the database to load does not show the actual contents of the Internal storage, it shows some subset of files but not the folder structure. My database is in />Documents>KeePass>KeepassDatabase_Latest.kdbx. But it is not a "Document" so it does not show up as an available file. THIS is the SAME thing that the default Android "Files" app does UNLESS you tell it to show "Internal storage". Then it shows all the folders and I can find the database file.
Great, I use the default app to get to the file, click on it then do Open With > KeepassDroid. Keepass starts, the file path shown is content://com.alphainventor.filemanager.fileDocprovider/root/storage/emulated/0/Documents/KeePass/KeepassDatabase_Latest.kdbx
and it works fine, ONCE. If I exit KeepassDroid and start it again with the above path as the default I get a "File not found. Try reopening ..." message.
I hope you can see my frustration. KeePassDroid works fine on everything but my Android 14 system. VERY annoying and probably not your fault. The primary issue is the Open not showing the Internal storage, and if you are using an Android library to show the files than I understand what is going on.
Thanks
Jack
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Background
I run KeePass on 5 different devices. My laptop and Desktop) run Windows KeePass, and my 3 Android devices (2 tablets and a phone) all run KeePassDroid. One of my tablets is a new Lenovo M11 and is Android 14, the other is a 2017 Amazon Fire 10 HD so it is an old version of Android. The phone is a Samsung A01 with Android 12.
The way I keep things in sync is once a month I sync all the databases with my laptop, then push a new database to the other 4 devices. Not pretty but it works. At least it did until I got my new tablet.
Issues
On my new Lenovo tablet clicking on Open on the login screen to find the database to load does not show the actual contents of the Internal storage, it shows some subset of files but not the folder structure. My database is in />Documents>KeePass>KeepassDatabase_Latest.kdbx. But it is not a "Document" so it does not show up as an available file. THIS is the SAME thing that the default Android "Files" app does UNLESS you tell it to show "Internal storage". Then it shows all the folders and I can find the database file.
Great, I use the default app to get to the file, click on it then do Open With > KeepassDroid. Keepass starts, the file path shown is content://com.alphainventor.filemanager.fileDocprovider/root/storage/emulated/0/Documents/KeePass/KeepassDatabase_Latest.kdbx
and it works fine, ONCE. If I exit KeepassDroid and start it again with the above path as the default I get a "File not found. Try reopening ..." message.
I hope you can see my frustration. KeePassDroid works fine on everything but my Android 14 system. VERY annoying and probably not your fault. The primary issue is the Open not showing the Internal storage, and if you are using an Android library to show the files than I understand what is going on.
Thanks
Jack
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: