Keepassxc

Keepassxc is a password manager. Parts of the configuration file is used for storing states. Unfortunately, we cannot store parts of that file as read-write and the rest as read-only. We treat this file as a static configuration file, but you can also create a symlink with the home utilities if you prefer.

Main Configuration

The main configuration is not complete compared to the configuration possibilities of keepassxc. It currently implemets most of the configuration, but excludes a few difficult parts.

Scheme Variable: keepassxc-home-type

The type of the service that generates a configuration file for keepassxc. Its value is a keepassxc-configuration object.

Data Type: keepassxc-configuration

Data type that represents the Keepassxc configuration. This data type has the following fields:

• last-databases (default '()): A list of databases the user last tried to open. This should probably set to the list of databases you want to use.
• last-dir (default #f): The last directory opened by the user. This should probably set to your data directory, /data/alice in the installation example.
• last-databases (default '()): A list of databases the user last opened. This should probably set to the list of databases you want to use.
• show-toolbar? (default #t): Undocumented.
• hide-passwords? (default #t): Whether to show passwords on the GUI.
• hide-usernames? (default #f): Whether to show user names on the GUI.
• ensure-every? (default #t): Whether to use every class of characters in password, or allow passwords that don't contain every enables classes.
• exclude-alike? (default #t): Whether to prevent using similar characters.
• password-length (default 28): The default generated password length.
• use-eascii? (default #f): Whether to use extended ascii in generated passwords.
• use-lower-case? (default #t): Whether to use lower case letters in generated passwords.
• use-upper-case? (default #t): Whether to use upper case letters in generated passwords.
• use-numbers? (default #t): Whether to use numbers in generated passwords.
• use-special-chars? (default #f): Whether to use special characters in generated passwords.
• type (default 0): Undocumented.
• word-count (default 7): Undocumented.
• wordlist (default "eff_large.wordlist"): Undocumented.
• word-separator (default " "): Undocumented.

Example

(user-home
  keepassxc-home-type
  (keepassxc-configuration
    (last-databases '("/data/alice/pass.kbdx"))
    (last-dir "/data/alice")
    (last-opened-databases '("/data/alice/pass.kbdx"))))