Note that no testing has been done with concurrent connections from multiple RPC clients. Either way, you will need to contact me to “register” the name of your client application and users will then require the latest version of the KeePassRPC plugin in order to use your client application - more details of this process are at the end of this post. In fact, you don’t even need to be able to compile the C# source code to get started provided you’re happy to wait until the next experimental release of KeeFox. The RPC system is an implementation of JSON-RPC - this is a simple protocol and probably does not support every possible desired feature but clients are easy to implement and existing implementations exist for most programming languages already, so you don’t need to be a. There is currently no official release but you can see version 0.8.4 in use with KeeFox 0.8.4 and view the source code for 0.8.5 in the KeeFox SVN repository. This post is aimed at application developers it outlines how you could use the plugin to enhance your user’s KeePass experience and references the latest version of the source code (0.8.5). As announced earlier this year, KeePassRPC is a remote access interface plugin for KeePass Password Safe 2.
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