larrygoodale

Hi Phillippe,

Unfortunately, there is nothing there regarding the issue.

Larry

Hi Phillippe,

Yes I have KeePass open and unlocked. It is usually that way during my work day, unless I step away for too long then it will auto lock. What I am seeing, with KeePass open and unlocked, is the RDM window pop up saying it is accessing KeePass with the progress bar. The progress bar will go about 20% of the way and then the session will open. Before the RDM and KeePass Plugin update, that was essentially instantaneous.

Regards,

Larry

Hi Phillippe,

I just wanted to check to see if you had seen anything.

Thanks,

Larry

Hi Phillippe,

We're using a MSSQL server for the datasource and in the particular instance I'm speaking of it's an SSH session. However, opening Remote Desktop sessions to a Windows box is delayed as well.

Regards,

Larry

I updated to version 2024.3.12.0 64-bit of RDM. When I did, it wanted to install an updated plugin for KeePass. I shutdown my KeePass and let RDM update the plugin. Once relaunched, RDM would reach out to KeePass for my credentials, but it is exceedingly slow. I see a terminal screen come up and ~5 seconds later the credentials have finally been retrieved and I am logged in.

Is there something that I can do to get back to the quick login?

Thanks,

I'm trying to figure out if it's possible to have a macro that I can execute that would essentially type a switch user command in Linux and enter the password referenced in a separate credential entry.

We use KeePass for our credential storage. I have the plugin installed and use it successfully to enter both RDP and SSH sessions. We have to log in as ourselves in SSH sessions, but then many times have to su to another user. I have created a separate credential in RDM that is linked to a specific credential in KeePass. I would like to be able to reference that credential in the typing macro if that's possible.

The basics of the macro would be:

su - newuser {enter} {pause} %separately_stored_KeePass_credential% {enter}

Thanks for any help you can give or any direction you can point me for more research.