🔐 Muragala Password Manager

#05 - Update 11/07/2022

PublishedJuly 11, 2022

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🔐 Muragala Password Manager

Asanka Akash Sovis

Part of series🔐 Project Muragala

Hello All 👋, A few days ago, I updated the Muragala library and the C# CLI program. This is a quick update on what changed. The library went from v1.0.0 to v1.0.1 while the CLI went from v1.0.0 to v1.0.2.

Muragala Library v1.0.1

A bug was discovered where even though you call the loadDatabase() function, it wouldn't store the provided location and retrieve the database from that location. Instead, it would continue to use the default location (The current directory of the DLL file). This was fixed to store and retrieve the database from the provided location correctly. The library was also officially renamed 'Muragala Library'.

Muragala C# CLI Program v1.0.2

Now the program can store user data (database and preference files) in a separate folder from the exe file's location. Although there's no option to switch to a different location manually, the program now stores all the user data (database and preference files) in the directory of %AppData%\Muragala Password Manager. The v1.0.1 library is also used along with this version.

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Muragala is a password manager designed to make managing passwords easy and secure. My goal is to make it a secure and reliable password manager available in the public domain for everyone to use.

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