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Secure, compliant and password-free use of the Credential Store requires the YADE Client in version 1.12.2 or newer.

Database Configuration

Credential Store databases are stored as a file on the file system.

For the examples described in the current article the following database was configured (on a Windows system):

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A Group named "ftp" has been used for the current example along with the Entry "demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com". Entries are added using the Edit / Add Entry menu item.

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 for the file transfer. The syntax ... 

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  Note that additional parameters are specified in the KeePass GUI String Fields part of the Advanced Edit Entry tab.
  
• File Attachment: Files such as PGP or SSH private keys can be stored as attachments. YADE will retrieve the contents of an attached file at run-time - intermediate or temporary files are not created when reading attachments. Note that attachments are specified in the KeePass GUI via the Advanced Edit Entry tab.

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