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Hello all,Unfortunately I am running among other systems a MacBook from 2009, where the last supported macOS version is 10.11 (El Capitan) and I cannot upgrade to Mojave.Therefore I cannot install KeePassXC 2.4.0 on that MacBook, as the new version required 10.12 due to the QT update, but I have upgraded on my other systems (mainly Windows). The KDBX database is shared across the devices via Dropbox.So I am using 2.3.4 and 2.4.0 in parallel on the same KDBX database.Whenever I am using now 2.4.0 it wants to migrate the KeePassCX Browser settings into the database. When I am using 2.3.4 it creates them outside again. Subsequently I am losing permanently my browser integration settings.Is there a way to avoid that (except buying a new MacBook with Mojave of course;-)Thanks in advanceBest regardsBernd.

In the same boat (of a sort) here; my mac is 'stuck' on 10.11 and of course every other PC I use has updated without issue - except now once the database has synched, I can't open it any more on my mac.I tried installing snap (via brew), and after cloning the git into a directory, snapcraft stops with an error telling me I need multipass. Attempting to clone that errors with 'not found'.It's been fun, but this one's a bit of a showstopper until I patch the OS installer to force it to upgrade. Unless someone has an idea otherwise (KeepassXC related, that is). It is completely possible to build KeepassXC 2.4.0 on macOS 10.11.I'm also running 10.11 (even though I could update to Mojave. Idk why I haven't done that yet) and I managed to build KeepassXC 2.4.0 from source.

Therefore I cannot install KeePassXC 2.4.0 on that MacBook, as th. In the same boat (of a sort) here; my mac is 'stuck' on 10.11 and of course every other PC I use. The.app is not signed and macOS will complain about it. That it is ok to download password-management-software of unknown source!

I installed the dependencies and everything worked, except I had to fix some dynamic library linking problems with the browser integration.I have Qt 5.11.3, installed with the official installer instead of brew (I used brew for other dependencies though). I followed the and used cmake -DCMAKEOSXARCHITECTURES=x8664 -DCMAKEBUILDTYPE=Release -DKEEPASSXCBUILDTYPE=Release -DWITHXCAUTOTYPE=ON -DWITHXCBROWSER=ON -DWITHXCNETWORKING=ON -DWITHXCSSHAGENT=ON -DWITHXCKEESHARE=ON -DWITHXCTOUCHID=OFF -DCMAKEPREFIXPATH=/path/to/Qt/5.11.3/clang64/lib/cmake.Then I used make and make package to create a.dmg. Near to the end of the build there was some error related to installnametool, however KeepassXC seemed to work - except for the browser integration, which failed because keepassxc-proxy could not find QtNetwork and QtCore dynamic libraries.

I noticed that they had been linked with @rpath and the program could not find them even though they were inside the.app package. I managed to create a.dmg where the KeepassXC binaries seem to work. I had to zip it because Github does not seem to accept.dmg files.It should be clear that this package comes without any kind of warranty from my side. It is provided 'as is' and its use is at your own risk.So, if you are brave enough to use software from some random guy in the Internet, here you go:)EDIT: please do not use this, this one will not work. See my comment below for a working version.The.app is not signed and macOS will complain about it.

If you right click it and select 'Open', you should be able to open it anyway.For record: I fixed the linking problem before packaging by editing build/src/proxy/cmakeinstall.cmake, on the line where /usr/bin/installnametool is used I added -addrpath '@executablepath/./Frameworks'This adds the Frameworks directory within the.app to rpath. Now that part of the file looks like this. Okay, I made a dumb mistake. Those quotes in the line I copied to cmakeinstall.cmake were 'wrong' (unicode quotes) which of course caused the path to be invalid - and the program handling the browser integration could not start. Luckily this was a fast and easy fix (I just replaced those quotes with normal ones):)Here's the (hopefully) fixed.dmg:Sorry for the mistake, let's hope this one works:)By the way, it's strange that the incorrect version seemed to work on my system.

I guess the working version of the browser integration proxy was running even though I had stopped KeepassXC. Yes, actually, I do.However I do not want to become some kind 'compile machine' that provides compatible builds for old systems.

I'll definitely upgrade my laptop to some newer macos at some point and then I probably won't be able to create these builds. I think the process could be automated, but I don't know how or where I could do it.I also think there's a bug somewhere that causes the linking in keepassxc-proxy and keepassxc-cli to be incorrect (the Frameworks directory inside the.app won't be included in rpath by default in those executables when making the package, rpath is some kind of search path where the app looks for libraries). I don't know where the bug is - in KeepassXC's build files, in CMake or in the packaging tool? Or somewhere else entirely, like Qt or XCode? Or is it because my old macos version? This commit reverts.The previous PR is for the new symbol NSEventMaskKeyDown, which isintroduced in.

In, is reverted, so the workaroundin is no longer needed. Furthermore, it causes build failureson 10.11 as the header file for type NSEventMask is removedin, too.Note that this is not a complete fix. A complete patch can be foundat 1. In MacPorts, the OS version for building a package is the sameas the OS that installs it, so #ifdef can be used to replace.The latter language feature is not available until Xcode 9.With the patch mentioned in the previous paragraph, KeePassXC 2.5.1can be built on Mac OS X 10.9 or newer.Ref:1. This commit reverts.The previous PR is for the new symbol NSEventMaskKeyDown, which isintroduced in. In, is reverted, so the workaroundin is no longer needed. Furthermore, it causes build failureson 10.11 as the header file for type NSEventMask is removedin, too.Note that this is not a complete fix.

A complete patch can be foundat 1. In MacPorts, the OS version for building a package is the sameas the OS that installs it, so #ifdef can be used to replace.The latter language feature is not available until Xcode 9.With the patch mentioned in the previous paragraph, KeePassXC 2.5.1can be built on Mac OS X 10.9 or newer.Ref:1. Someone should mention here, that it is absolutely NOT ok to use the build of an unknown person for the use of storing ALL passwords!either keepassxc developers forbid this methods OR they deliver a build themselves OR they officially announce, that keepassxc is not supporting osx10.11 anymore and el capitan users should switch to macpass instead.last one is what i will do. If devs cannot keep such a security-tool actual for my system, then there is no sense in using it. I liked keepassxc more than macpass, but in security it is not about 'liking', and therefore.now i like macpass more:).

I didn't want to blame anybody here. In fact i do understand everybody in this thread. But as it is nowhere written here, how it should be (or in this case: how it should definitely NOT be!) i felt like i have to do this.yes, the source can be compiled, but it is not compiled by devs anymore. So there are only two possibilities left: compile it YOURSELF or switch to another software. Using builds of unknown persons is NOT an alternative!

And devs of keepassxc should tell so as well if they want to be kept serious in matters of security.reading this thread gives the impression that it is ok to download password-management-software of unknown source! Someone should mention here, that it is absolutely NOT ok to use the build of an unknown person for the use of storing ALL passwords!I agree! That's why I said 'if you are brave enough to use software from some random guy in the Internet'. I just wanted to be helpful and spare others from finding out how to fix the build - and not everyone knows how to build software, let alone fix strange linking issues.Maybe builds for older macOS/OS X versions could somehow be included in the CI process as there seems to be one? If that's OK I think I could try to figure out how it works at some point, right now I don't have time for that.

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