Password manager ( 5 Views )

1. Hi all,
   
   In one of the fairly recent issue of SitePoint Tribune, Matt mentioned a good password manager, password vault or something like that. I've been trying to search the archives for it, but no luck. Anyone has an idea what program was that or in which issue it appeared?
   
   Thanks.
   
   
   (yasemin, Svalbard and Jan Mayen)


2. I don't know if this is exactly what was mentioned in the Tribune, but I use it. It's called Personal Vault and the official site is here: http://www.soft1st.com/psnvault.html
   
   It's not freeware, but I think you can hold 5 accounts with the free version. If anyone knows a freeware one, please post it.
   
   
   (can, Philippines)


3. or use firebird [mozilla] :)
   
   for browsing.
   
   
   (mesut, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines)


4. Thanks chrisrhee, I believe that is the one. I remember visiting that website.
   
   astericks, despite many of the slick features of firebird, I'd prefer to keep my password manager separate from my browser :) Not to mention that not all passwords are for websites, i.e. login info for a shell account.
   
   
   (TAMER, Comoros)


5. Do you have access to a server that can run PHP?
   
   
   (hasan, Philippines)


6. Yup, I run Apache/php/mysql on my local PC. and yes, I will be doing one of my own if I can't find anything suitable :D
   
   
   (cangül, Western Sahara)


7. I've done one of my own too :D You can use it if you want.
   
   
   (yunus, Syrian Arab Republic)


8. sure, where can I get it ;)
   
   
   (berkay, Korea, Democratic People's Republic of)


9. 1 Attachment(s)
   Attached :)
   
   It's very basic and doesn't have any install script because it was intended for myself only so here goes ;)
   
   Extract to your webroot, open up /inc/NotPwAuth.inc.php and edit the $AuthString if statement to verify whatever you want your little authentication password thing is before it will let you view the other passwords. Mine is an integer and it usesd the intval() function so if yours will be text you'll have to edit that a bit. Then create a DB called 'pw' and this table
   

   Code:

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   CREATE TABLE records (
  id tinyint(3) NOT NULL auto_increment,
  whatthe varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
  username varchar(20) NOT NULL default '',
  password varchar(50) NOT NULL default '',
  PRIMARY KEY  (id)
)

   ---

   and it should all work. It's pretty easy to use, hope it's what you were after :)
   
   
   (ela nur, Puerto Rico)

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