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Since Covid a lot of our users work remotely at times and we use windows remote desktop services. The problem is Enpass uses the same 5 ports for all users to communicate between browser plugins and enpass program. 127.0.0.1:10391-5 So the first 5 will have working plugins. And everybody else won't as ports are already used. It would be immensely helpful if those 5 ports could be changed in the Enpass Programm and Browser Plugin Settings. Not sure for other Plugins, but Chrome one already has Settings. thanks a lot in advance

thank you for your quick reply. That explains it then. We have pretty serious covid lockdown restrictions with homeoffice recommended for all companies and workers where that is possible. So most of our people are on homeoffice and working remotely via rdp. It is not uncommon to have 20 parallel users. Any way to increase that 5 users limit and make enpass use 50 ports? will contact support@enpass.io as well thanks again remo

Howdie all, we are having issues with Browser plugins and their communication with the desktop app in a rdp server setup where multiple users are connected and run enpass. Having enabled logs on both ends I think I figured out the reason. 25.2.2021, 09:45:39 : Opening connection on servername://127.0.0.1:10395 25.2.2021, 09:45:39 : Connection opened 25.2.2021, 09:45:39 : Connection established on port 10395 25.2.2021, 09:45:39 : Message parsed successfully 25.2.2021, 09:45:39 : Greetings from Enpass 25.2.2021, 09:45:39 : Message parsed successfully 25.2.2021, 09:45:39 : App Different user. 25.2.2021, 09:45:39 : Closing connection 25.2.2021, 09:45:39 : Disconnecting Manually. 25.2.2021, 09:45:39 : Bug with 10395 25.2.2021, 09:45:39 : Connecting using websocket Seems browser plugins communicate with desktop app over a 127.0.0.1:portnumber socket. And portnumber is fixed. And it seems only one of the many Desktop apps (say 20 ppl are connected via rdp for home office) actually "owns" that socket. Say user Jane. Jane's browser extension wants to communicate with its desktop app. it talks to the socket. jane's desktop app replies..all is good Joe's browser extension wants to communicate with its desktop app. it talks to the socket. jane's desktop app replies... says you are not jane but joe... I am not talking to you! Is that correct? Is there an existing way to make it work? If not: quick brainstorm: - One way to make this work would be to have the portnumber be configurable for the user in both the desktop app as well as the plugin app. A bit more complex but user transparent - First Enpass to start up starts as well a enpass switch process that claims that socket with the fixed portnumber. - enpasses talk to that switch socket with user info and get their own portnumber_user back and listen to that one for browser extension requests - browser plugins talk to switch socket too with user info and get their own portnumber_user back. then talk to their desktop enpass over that portnumber_user

Never good idea to delete backups. Those would have helped. Got no other ideas, sorry.

Mac doesn't do backups? My windows Enpass Backup Folder had Enpass5 backups in it.

Select Origin Vault. Select Password(s). Right mouse button. Bottom of list you find: "Add to Vault". New internal frame appears with destination vault selector (in case you have more than two vaults) plus two migration options: "move/copy".

Select Passwort. Right mouse button. Bottom of list you find. Add to Vault. New internal frame appears with two options. move/copy. Edit: Just noticed that Option "Add to Vault" is not available if you have selected "All Vaults" view. You need to first select origins Vault in the top left.