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In addition a Master Key file (not used in the example below) can be generated using the Files/Change Master Key KeePass menu option and then selecting the Show expert options checkbox (shown greyed out in the following screenshot).

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an Entry to the Credential Store

A group Group named "ftp" has been used for the current example along with the entry Entry "demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com".

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The following information can be retrieved from standard KeePass CS fields:

• Title: Target server name or IP address.  

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• User name: The user identification of a user who is authenticated for the operation.
• Password: Assigned password for a user account or passphrase for a private key.
• URL: The IP address of the target server.
• Notes: This block can be used to specify additional parameters. The syntax ... 

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• File Attachment: Files such as PGP or SSH private key files keys can be stored as attachments. YADE will retrieve the contents of the an attached file at run-time - no intermediate or temporary files are created when reading attachments.files are not created when reading attachments. Note that attachments are specified in the KeePass GUI via the Advanced Edit Entry tab.

The next screenshot shows the configuration of the example Entry Configuration of an individual entry in the CS:

The following information was specified for the example in the database:

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The Credential Store Entry parameters are accessed addressed using the following syntax:

• Credential Store Entry Title@parameter_name, where the Credential Store Entry Title in the current example is demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com .

The following parameters are set in is the Title that has been set for the Credential Store Entry. in the current example:

• Hostname: demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com@url (where @url specifies the URL element stored in the database )
• Account: test.sos-berlin.com@user (where @user specifies the User name element stored in the database)
• Password: test.sos-berlin.com@password (where @password specifies the Password element stored in the database)

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