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EMBoots
Unable to import custom csv for Winbox sessions
Currently trying to import a decent sized list of Winbox sessions into RDM however it is losing a lot of the data during the import: The .csv: [image] The import via the wizard: [image] The mapping: [image] What I end up with: [image] Even if I proceed with the import, it imports them as RDP sessions. I don't know if my formatting is just wrong with the .csv or if this is just a limitation that you can't import mass Winbox sessions.
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markusgrubich
Bitwarden Synchronizer - Missing Field
Hello! So far, we have been using Bitwarden as a password vault. For the switch to Devolutions, we use the Bitwarden Synchronizer to get the entries (import via CSV only leads to unusable data). However, we lose important information, which is in Bitwarden in the "Notes" field and obviously cannot be synchronized - we use "session/Website" entry as target to not lose URL information. Are there any plans to be able to synchronize "notes" field as well? Thank you very much Markus Version in use: Devolutions Server 2024.3.4.0 Devolutions RDM 2024.3.18.0 Bitwarden 2025.1.0 (Client 2025.1.1)
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ts
RDM - Import of entries with a .rdm file
Hello, I'm currently trying to write a script which creates a .rdm file with the entries from our old password manager, which I can then import into RDM. The problem I'm facing is that the passwords I set in the .rdm file, are after importing the file, not present in the expected field. Under "Clipboard" > "Copy entry" > "Preview" I can see the entered password in the correct field, but it does not get displayed in the entry. If I understand the documentation correct, this should somehow be possible: https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/commands/file/import/rdm/strategies-file-format/ . I understand that there are alternative options like the CSV import or the API, but they do not seem to support all the entry types. When I export a test entry from RDM, to get an overview of how the file should look like, I can see that the passwords get encoded in someway, but I do not comprehend exactly how. I found the Devolutions-Crypto repository ( https://github.com/Devolutions/devolutions-crypto ), which allows me to encrypt the content of the file, and then upon import decrypt with the master key (So it wouldn't be a problem if I can only set the password as plaintext). So is it possible to set the passwords in the .rdm file either plaintext or encoded, so I can successfully import them? Or is there a different/better approach? Example of a .rdm file, where this issue occurs: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <RDMExport> <Connections> <Connection> <ConnectionType>Credential</ConnectionType> <Name>Test PW</Name> <Credentials> <Domain>TEST</Domain> <SafePassword>bpcdE9!9897}</SafePassword> <UserName>TEST</UserName> </Credentials> </Connection> </Connections> <Version>2</Version> </RDMExport> Thanks in advance.
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