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Originally Posted by Dead1nside

I've enabled both the extras-testing and extras-devel repos but cannot find wallet in the application manager nor by trying to "apt-get install wallet", am I doing something wrong? Thank you.

Originally Posted by nowhereman

try

apt-get install qtwallet

Originally Posted by Dead1nside

Thank you, I was clearly getting the name wrong to search for.

On a further note, what format can I import a text file list of my passwords in please? I found the brief explanation on the first post, a bit hard to follow.

Thanks.

Originally Posted by travla

Hi nowhereman,
I just downloaded the Ovi Store version, and am trying to import my Handy Safe xml output in to Wallet. Can you give me any tips as to how I need to prepare my xml file prior to import?

Originally Posted by nowhereman

Wallet xml format is some like this:

<targets>
<target>
<id>id</id>
<name>name</name>
<groupName>groupName</groupName>
<type>existing type</type>
<image>base64-png-image</image>
<backimage>base64-png-image</backimage>
<field name="name1" type="T">field value1</field>
<field name="name2" type="D">field value2</field>
<field name="name3" type="S">field value3</field>
...
<creationTime></creationTime>
<modificationTime></modificationTime>
</target>
...
</targets>

If you have problems, try to add a card into wallet, and then export to see how it is.

If you don't get it, if you can provide me a sample and can try to do something.

Originally Posted by travla

Thanks for the prompt response, it is most appreciated. I had exported a single card and and established the format of the XML file. The problem I face is that the Handy Safe XML export is a little different, and I'm not able to automate the manipulation to succesfully sync between the two formats repeatedly.

So then I decided to import my Handy Safe XML in to Keepass (v2.14), which worked a treat. I then exported the various flavours of XML from Keepass, but none were the same. What I did notice was that Keepass allows exporting to XML based on a given schema (XSL file), so I was wandering whether you could supply me with the XSL file if you made one.

Long term, I hope to be able to use Keepass as the desktop app with wallet, syncing via a WebDAV folder.

Sorry for the lengthy post, great work with the paid version, well worth the $2.00, you should probably charge more.

Originally Posted by nowhereman

Well, I look into KeePass web site, and I found a xml sample file. With this I was be able to implement a xsl file to convert it to wallet format. With java and xalan help, I was be able to convert sample file into wallet format:

java.exe -cp xalan.jar org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process -in sample.xml -xsl convert.xsl -out wallet.xml

I don't know if you can manage with java plus xml and xsl files!

Otherwise wallet also supports text file, that it should be easy if you are only importing passwords ...

Originally Posted by travla

Hi there,
Unfortunately, I don't have acess to java or xalan. I tried to use the supplied xsl file to transform using Keepass, but it did not give me an XML file at all (probably because as you described it was intended to be used with xalan).

I did consider text file too, but too many fields and too many passwords unfortunately, it would be quite laborious to get it up and running.

It is late here (1:00am) and feeling a little tired, may explore java / xalan option in more detail later on. In a nutshell, is it something I can install on a Vista box without too much trouble? Sorry for not understanding the process entirely.

Thank you again for your help.