[openbox] Key binding can not find child process
Aquarius
aquarius at tutanota.de
Thu Jan 7 11:14:37 EST 2016
Thanks for explanation and trying this out.
But ... I am trying to get to work the autotype function like it did before.
By pressing a key combination KeePass fills the login and password.
I think I will start a new thread. I will summarize what files are where,
what processes run an what is in the xml file. Probably this will have to
wait for the weekend though ....
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7. Jan 2016 01:09 by turkuting at gmail.com:
> > i have been following this, albeit diagonally....
>
> Aquarius is running wheezy. now first of all, they might want to
> consider upgrading to jessie, but that is of little consequence right
> now.
>
> i still have crunchbang (that's wheezy) in a vm, and it shows me 2
> apps:
>
> keepass2 (that's the one with all the mono dependencies)
> and
> keepassx
>
> now, i am installing keepass2 and have a look at the list of files
> installed.
> indeed, there is /usr/bin/keepass2.
> i try to open it in a terminal, simply by typing keepass2.
> works.
> i add a hotkey to my ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml, like so:
>
> > <keybind key="W-k">
> <action name="Execute">
> <command>keepass2</command>
> </action>
> </keybind>
>
> > i reconfigure openbox (that's usually in you root menu,
> or you can type "openbox --reconfigure" in a terminal).
>
> i press Win+K => keepass2 starts.
>
> so, if you followed all these steps exactly, and it works, you owe
> me a beer.
> if it still doesn't work: ... ?
>
>
> On 01/07/2016 12:13 AM, Ian Zimmerman wrote:
> >
>> >> On 2016-01-06 21:25 +0000, Aquarius wrote:>>
>>> >>> 'which keepass' gives no result.>>>
>> >> You'll have to get your story together before I can help any
>> more.A while ago, you wrote:>>
>>> >>> I am trying to get key bindings work for KeePass. I use
>>> 'keepass--autotype' for action.>>>
>> >>
>
>
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