#Sqlitemanager for mac encrypted database password#
Re-import your Certificate with the Service Config utility (found in Windows Start menu > Programs > Pleasant Password Server > Service Configuration). There may be a problem with the Certificate port association, or it may also resolve by just re-importing your Certificate.You can forward these to Support via email.Ģ) There may be an error related to Certificates or SSL:Ĭheck that the Certificate is properly imported and seated in the Service Config utility and the computer Certificate Store.Open these files and scroll to the bottom, looking for any errors: Weblogs.txt and PleasantPasswordServerLog.txt.
This task will be automatically started along with the server startup.ġ) View the file error logging details, which may often show the cause the problem. Please make sure that the IISExpress.exe process is first shutdown (in task manager), before re-starting the service.Hosting with IISExpress service (default): This can also be stopped with an End Task, using the Windows Task Manager. If you are hosting the site with IIS, make sure to stop and disable the IISExpress service.This is especially so in combination with Windows Updates, that where a restart / reboot is required. Sometimes the machine may have a lock on a file, and require a reboot. See more details in Upgrading: sections "Step 5" and "Problems?".When Upgrading: There may be a delay in the service startup while the database is converted to the new version.NLog not properly archiving files with datesįollow these instructions to get more detailed logging information or to view the log files. Minor issue with PPASS server v5 API StatusCodeError: 500 (v7.9.28) Keyboard not working in Windows Password Reset Client (Windows 8+)Īpproval Notification has a Grammar ErrorĬonfiguring Test Emails - SMTP - Account is not valid Problem installing Pleasant Password Server (Windows 8.1 or Server 2012 R2) Unable to complete SAML single sign on Request Miscellaneous: RDP SSO Client crashes on launch (v7.5.2+) Slowness: After Update, AD/LDAP User Login/RefreshĬonfigurations which Improve Application Performance SSO: Using IIS instead of IIS Express Performance: Nothing happens with Internet Explorer when clicking delete (or any other button)Īfter Update, home screen shows "loading" and stays there Features: KeePass Export Operation is Not Allowed by the Application Policy Trust Warnings - Connecting to a new server. Notification emails do not get sent KeePass: Problems Resetting User Password (Reset) Email: LDAP Connection issue on Windows 2019 Domain Controllers Access:Ĭan Only Grant Read-Only Permissions (v7.6.6+)Īctive Directory/LDAP Migration Error (v7.4+) Trust Warnings - Connecting to a new server (KeePass client)ĢFA Authenticator error - Invalid Two-Factor Token error
Getting more detailed log information Startup - Service/Site: Use KeePass with Pleasant Password ServerĪlso see FAQ for basic questions and Troubleshooting for tools to help diagnose problems. Common Issues Page last modified Oct 16 2022, 15:46 Common Issues Please keep in mind though that photos, file attachments, and anything that lives outside the TapForms_db.sqlite file is not encrypted.Info > Pleasant Password Server > X. You would need the key in order to make sense of it. If you were to look at an encrypted field’s data using SQLite Manager, you would just see a bunch of random looking characters. The rest of the values in the database are not encrypted. Tap Forms will encrypt the data in that specific field using your key, but it will convert the encrypted data into plain text so it can be stored in a text string in the database. If you’re referring to encrypted fields, then that’s a bit different. Well, you could open it with some plain text editor, but all the data will just be garbage. Then you won’t be able to open it without the key. It’s just a regular SQLite file until you encrypt it using the “Encrypt Database” button. You could use a program such as SQLite Manager to open up the database file and peek inside. No, Tap Forms documents aren’t always encrypted. Yes, you could use different encryption keys on different devices if you like.
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