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Is KeePassHttp installed and is KeePass running?

Open Snake883 opened this issue 10 years ago • 6 comments

I cannot use KeePass with Chrome. I Haven't been able to get pass this error message.

Error: "Is KeePassHttp installed and is KeePass running?"

I have installed and running: Windows 7 KeePass v2.27 chromeIPass v2.6.7 Google Chrome v36.0.1985.143 KeePassHttp v1.8.3.0

When inside ChromeIPass settings, the update section says: "Your running version of KeePassHttp: Unknown"

What are some troubleshooting steps?

Thanks. Jake.

Snake883 avatar Aug 27 '14 05:08 Snake883

Do you have an firewall enabled? Sounds like chromeIPass can't connect to KeePassHttp. The KeePassHttp Plugin is listening on port 19455 (default).

Regards, pkwien93

pkaltenboeck avatar Aug 27 '14 08:08 pkaltenboeck

same issue here,

Karlheinzniebuhr avatar Nov 17 '14 19:11 Karlheinzniebuhr

Same problem here. If i try to connect manually to http://localhost:19455/ i get an ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR. Definitely no FW in between.

Error:

chromeIPass has encountered an error: Is KeePassHttp installed and is KeePass running?

System specs:

Windows 7 Chrome 43 KeePass v2.29 KeePassHttp v1.8.4.0 chromeIPass 2.6.8

0xC0FFEE avatar Apr 20 '15 09:04 0xC0FFEE

As far as KeepPassHttp works with HTTP and not HTTPS, issue might be caused by HSTS (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Strict_Transport_Security).

This helped me:

  • In the Chrome address bar type "chrome://net-internals/#hsts"
  • At the very bottom of a page is QUERY domain textbox - verify that localhost is known to the browser
  • If it is, DELETE the localhost domain using the textbox above

easeev avatar Oct 04 '15 21:10 easeev

same issue. ECONN REFUSED chrome://net-internals/#hsts QUERY didn't find localhost in list OSX 10.11
Chrome

musichen avatar Sep 17 '16 22:09 musichen

I ran into this with HSTS and localhost. easeev's post helped me fix it, but the fix was only temporary.

Another software package that I am running locally with a web interface is forcing the HSTS entry to be put in for "localhost". To work around this, I set KeePassHttp to bind to a different address. You can use any address from the 127.x.x.x range and it will work, you just have to update the configuration to match both in KeePassHttp and in chromeIPass.

AaronKelley avatar Nov 30 '18 15:11 AaronKelley