How to Import KeePass Data into Team Password Manager

Are you looking for an efficient way to import your KeePass data into Team Password Manager? Look no further! In this article, we will guide you through the process of importing your KeePass data using TPM-Keepass-Import.

First, make sure that you have a Team Password Manager installation with API version 1.x or higher. You can use the same server as your Team Password Manager installation. PHP needs to have the XMLReader and curl extensions enabled.

To start, download the TPM-Keepass-Import package from the official website. Extract the contents of the zip file to a folder on your server. This will give you two files: `TPM_Keepass_Import.php` and `tpmki.php`.

Next, create a new folder in your server where Apache can write files (for import logs). Upload your KeePass exported XML file into this folder.

Now, open the `tpmki.php` file and fill in the variables under the PARAMETERS section. Make sure to set the correct values for your Team Password Manager installation:

* `$tpm_url`: The URL of your Team Password Manager installation (including index.php)

* `$username` and `$password`: Your username and password for accessing Team Password Manager (must be Project Manager, IT or Admin)

To import your KeePass data, run the `tpmki.php` file from your shell. This will start the import process. If there are any errors during the import process, they will be displayed on the screen and the import will halt.

After the import is complete, you can refresh the tree in Team Password Manager or click on the 'Home' button to see the imported data. You can also check the log file created in the `tpm_keepass` folder for any errors or issues during the import process.

In addition to importing your KeePass data, there are two optional variables that you can use: `$test` and `$pretty_print_log`. Setting `$test = TRUE` will only read the XML file and output results to the log without importing anything. Setting `$pretty_print_log = TRUE` will show the projects hierarchy in the log.

That's it! With these simple steps, you should be able to import your KeePass data into Team Password Manager using TPM-Keepass-Import.

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