Winston | 2 Jul 07:24
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porting Revelation database to new computer

I have been using Relevation on Ubuntu (most recently 7.10) for a
couple of years. The computer crashed recently and I had to replace it
with another computer that is also running Relevation on Ubuntu (8.04).

I did not export the data before the crash, but do have a backup of the
old system. However, I cannot find the database file for Revelation.
Where is the file and what is its name? Can I simply copy it in the same
place on the new computer?

Thanks

Winston

Bernard Fay | 15 Jan 21:56
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Save cancelled

When I start Revelation, it ask me for a password for "Enter password for file" then I _click_ save and the status bar says "Save cancelled".

Why???

I use Revelation 0.4.7 in Ubuntu.

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Erik Grinaker | 28 Oct 12:04
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maintainer wanted

Hi,

As you may have noticed, there hasn't been alot of Revelation
development in the last couple of years. This is simply because I don't
have any spare time to hack on it - I've been moving around Asia for a
few years now, and things are very busy at work.

So I'm asking if anyone would want to maintain the 0.4.x version until I
get around to completing version 0.5.0. This will basically be just
fixing bugs in the current version, adding translations, stuff like
that. There's a whole bunch of open bugs in the Trac, if anyone is
feeling brave.

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"We act as though comfort and luxury were the chief requirements of
life, when all that we need to make us happy is something to be
enthusiastic about."
                                                 -- Albert Einstein

Dag Wieers | 3 Oct 13:45
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Update wrt. revelation on RHEL5

Hi everybody,

Regarding the pygtk2 bug on RHEL5, I finally stopped waiting for Red Hat
and using workarounds and backported the patch myself and created RHEL5
packages. For those people stuck with RHEL5 and revelation, this may be a
viable solution until Red Hat comes around and fixes it (probably not
before RHEL 5.2 comes out).

Here is the original report:
	http://svn.codepoet.no/revelation/ticket/180

And here is the Red Hat bugzilla entry:
	https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=237077

The 'test' pygtk2 packages for RHEL5/Centos5 are available from:
	http://dag.wieers.com/rpm/packages/pygtk2/

They are not signed and do not appear in the repository.

Kind regards,
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can3p | 15 Sep 13:01
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Revelation file format handler in documentation and in practice

Hello.

I'm trying to write an application to handle with revelation file
format. The thing, I've encountered, is that file format
specification(doc/encryption.html) is not equal to the realization
(datahandler/rvl.py). Is this a specification for future versions?

Also, I've found a strange thing: when file is being imported, the
password is cropped to 32 chars. So if password is longer then it, all
the chars after 32 are cut off. I think, it's not a right behavior.

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Erik Grinaker | 29 Aug 08:18
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Re: status of revelation (was Re: Command-line Access?)

On Tue, 2007-08-28 at 13:08 -0600, Remi Broemeling wrote:
> Erik Grinaker wrote:
> > On Mon, 2007-08-20 at 12:09 -0600, Remi Broemeling wrote:
> >> Hi, Erik.  I'd like to know when you have the development underway and 
> >> can use a hand as well.  I'd like to help, and if I might add a feature 
> >> request; I'd personally like to see a strong separation between the data 
> >> and I/O portions of revelation and the GUI front-end... then I could 
> >> make a console front-end while utilizing the same data backend (and not 
> >> have it pull in any Gnome/X11 dependencies).
> > 
> > Yep - the reason why it doesn't work right now is that we are using a
> > gtk.TreeStore subclass to store the accounts, and importing gtk requires
> > there to be a DISPLAY set. But this seems to have been fixed in pygtk
> > 2.10 (which Revelation 0.5.0 will depend on in any case), so it should
> > be a non-issue.
> 
> Solving the DISPLAY having to be set will be nice, but I'd actually 
> prefer if the change went a little further.  My suggestion is for the 
> library side of revelation (the data-access side) to not depend on GTK 
> at all.

Well, the data access side will necessarily depend on GTK/GNOME, as we
will be using GNOME-VFS for loading/saving data (so we can access it
over a network). But the file format handlers will only need to be
passed a string of data, so these can be made independent of GTK/GNOME.

> The reasoning behind this is fairly simple: I'd like to have a console 
> version of revelation, I'd like to have it easily installable on a 
> headless box that does not have GTK installed.  Installing GTK comes 
> with a fair chunk of dependencies and other libraries that a headless 
> box usually has little to no use for.

Good point.

> I've looked through the code a little bit, and I was hoping that we 
> could take out gtk.TreeStore and replace it with a different TreeStore, 
> one that isn't provided by GTK and doesn't depend on PyGTK/GTK.  I've 
> spent a little time looking around and haven't found any obvious open 
> source TreeStore classes (other than the one provided by GTK), but even 
> then could we perhaps write a TreeStore class that doesn't depend on GTK 
> instead of using PyGTK's?

Actually, since 0.5.0 won't organize accounts in a tree structure any
more, the file format handlers could just return a normal Python list of
Account objects, which shouldn't need to depend on GTK.

Would this be sufficient? The rest of the library would need GTK/GNOME,
but I don't think any of it would be of interest to a curses interface
in any case...

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Erik Grinaker <erikg <at> codepoet.no>
http://erikg.codepoet.no/

"We act as though comfort and luxury were the chief requirements of
life, when all that we need to make us happy is something to be
enthusiastic about."
                                                 -- Albert Einstein

Alexander Davidsen | 23 Aug 08:20
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Export to csv-format

Hi Folks,

I have been using revelation for a while now, and I'm very pleased with
it. But now I need to export my password file so that I can be able to
import the files in Moonsoftware's PasswordAgent. Is this at all
possible? I can't find any options for exporting this to csv...

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Alexander Davidsen 
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remi | 6 Aug 07:37

Command-line Access?

I'd like to compliment Erik for a very fine program -- I've been using it from a GNOME desktop for quite a while to manage passwords; and I've quite fallen in love with Revelation, to be honest.  ;)

 

That said, there is something that I have always wanted and I haven't seen available yet -- is there any manner of console-level access to the password list that is used?  I know of the short python script that is around that just dumps the XML to the screen, I am thinking of something a little more polished (though honestly not much).  Are there any options available?

 

Thanks. 

Mehdi Hassanpour | 29 Jul 20:36
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recover the master password

Hi List!

Unfortunately, I've lost my revelation's master password! I have my revelation file created with revelation in Ubuntu Dapper and now wanted to open it in revelation Ubuntu Feisty but can't.
Is there anyway I can recover my master revelation password?
If no, I wish you could add a feature like asking a secret question etc., to recover the master password for comming releases...

thanks
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Daniel Nylander | 23 Apr 16:05
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Swedish description for revelation.desktop.in


Please add:

Name[sv]=Lösenordshanteraren Revelation
GenericName[sv]=Lösenordshanterare
Comment[sv]=Organisera och säkra upp dina lösenord

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Aleksey Klimov | 23 Apr 15:41

Russian description for revelation.desktop.in

Hi!

I'm add Russian text for revelation.desktop.in, please commit it to SVN.

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[Desktop Entry]
Version=@VERSION@
Encoding=UTF-8
Name=Revelation Password Manager
Name[fr]=Gestionnaire de mots de passe Revelation
Name[ru]=Менеджер паролей
GenericName=Password Manager
GenericName[en_US]=Password Manager
GenericName[fr]=Gestionnaire de mots de passe
GenericName[ru]=Менеджер паролей
Comment=Organize and secure your passwords
Comment[fr]=Organise et sécurise vos mots de passe
Comment[ru]=Безопасное
управление вашими паролями
Exec=revelation
Icon=revelation
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Categories=GNOME;Application;Utility;
StartupNotify=true
MimeType=application/x-revelation;


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