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The Credential Store (CS) allows sensitive data to be encrypted and stored securely and independently of the application(s) such as YADE and the JobScheduler YADE JITL Jobs that use this data. Access to the CS is only possible with access methods such as a key file and/or password.
The CS requires the use of a .kdbx database and the installation of a kdbx-compatible user interface such as "KeePass 2" or "KeePass-X".The advantage of using a CS is that the CS stores sensitive information such as credentials in a standardized, secure and fully encrypted database and sensitive authentication information is not exposed in use. Applications access the CS database by using password, encryption-key file or a combination of both.
The CS can be used to securely store information of parameters, database connection URLs, private key files and other sensitive datarequires the use of a standard open database format (.kdb or .kdbx ), which allows the use of graphical and API interfaces across the most relevant operating systems.

Scope

This article is in two parts:

The first part describes the use of the Credential Store

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in a relatively simple example file transfer configuration. The configuration described can be used to transfer files from a live server and a download containing the configuration file is available so that users can get a working Credential Store up, running and tested as easily as possible.
The second part of the article describes Credential Store configuration elements not covered by the example configuration. In addition, the use of the Credential Store in with the JobScheduler YADE JITL jobs is described

This article does not attempt to provide a step-by-step description of file transfer configuration, which is available elsewhere in this article, for example, in the tutorials for YADE and the JobScheduler.

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Example Description

The example presented in this article illustrates the configuration and use of the Credential Store as part of a simple file transfer operation - downloading files from an online server to

A description of the use of the Credential Store with the YADE JITL job can be found in the Jobs JADEJob & JADE4DMZJob article.

Configuration Procedure

The examples presented in this article are based on the simple file transfer example described in the The YADE Client Command Line Interface - Tutorial 1 - Getting Started article. This tutorial describes the configuration required to download a number of files from a online server provided by the SOS GmbH and save these file on the user's local file system. Using this server means that users can get a working example up and running with a minimum of effort. A simplified version of the configuration used in the tutorial (only specifying FTP) is available as a download: sos-berlin_demo_2_local.xml. Instructions for installing and configuring the YADE Client can be found in the YADE - Tutorials article.

The configuration provided in the download file will cause six files in the root server folder to be copied to a local /jade_demo/transfer_receive folder, generating the target folder in the user's home or profile directory if required and permissions are available. The files will be transferred by FTP and authentication for the server (user name and password) is specified in the download file.

KeePass 2 is used in the current article to implement the credential store database.

Installing and configuring the Credential Store

The installation of KeePass is described on the Keepass Web Site.

For the examples described in the current article the following database was configured (on a Windows system):

Path: %USERPROFILE%\jade_demo\keepass\demo_cred_store.kdbx
Master Password: sos

In addition a Master Key file (not used in the example below) can be generated using the KeePass menu Files/Change Master Key option and then selecting the Show expert options checkbox (shown greyed out in the following screenshot).

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Adding Data to the Credential Store

A group named ftp is used for the current example along with the entry "demo on test.sos-berlin.com".

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The following information can be retrieved from CS standard fields:

Title: Target server name or IP address
User name: The user identification of a user who is authenticated for the operation.
Password: Assigned password for a user account or passphrase for a private key.
File Attachment: Files such as PGP or SSH private key files can be stored as attachments. YADE will retrieve the contents of the attached file at run-time - no intermediate or temporary files are created when reading attachments.

Configuration of an individual entry in the CS:

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The following information was specified for the example in the database:

Database: demo_database
Group: ftp
Title: demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com
User name: demo
Password: demo
URL: test.sos-berlin.com (Alternatively, the IP address could have been specified here.)

Integrating the Credential Store in a File Transfer Configuration

The use of the Credential Store is specified in YADE Client file transfer configuration files, which are written in XML. We recommend using the SOS XML Editor to edit these files. Instructions for downloading, installing and using the XML Editor are linked from this page.

In the remainder of the current article, it is assumed that readers have made themselves familiar with the organization of the YADE Client file transfer configurations into Profiles and Fragments. This is described in the Getting Started YADE tutorial linked above.

The following configuration elements are required to specify the use of a Credential Store:

A Credential Store Fragments element at the same level in the XML hierarchy as the Protocol Fragments elements.
A Credential Store Fragment element that is referenced from the Protocol Fragment. This Fragment specifies the location and authentication for the Credential Store.
- Password, key file and combined password/key file authentication methods are possible.
The values of the connection and authentication elements are modified to refer to elements stored within the Credential Store.

The XML Configuration

Parameters stored in the example credential store database are addressed as follows:

CSEntryPath: cs://demo_database/ftp/ (value corresponds with the name of the CS database and the Group, as specified above).
Hostname: test.sos-berlin.com@url (where @url specifies the URL element stored in the database)
Account: test.sos-berlin.com@user (where @user specifies the URL element stored in the database)
Password: test.sos-berlin.com@password (where @password specifies the URL element stored in the database)

The parts of the XML configuration relevant to the use of the Credential Store are shown in the following screenshot of the XML Editor:

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Running the YADE Client with the Credential Store

The use of the Credential Store is contained within the settings file and is not exposed when calling the YADE Client. For example, on Windows systems, the YADE Client could be called for the current example using:

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C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\jade\client\bin>jade.cmd -settings="%USERPROFILE%\jade_demo\sos-berlin_demo_2_local.xml" -profile="ftp_server_2_local_cs"

The output produced when successful:

The configuration is stored in an XML settings file and includes the elements specifying the Credential store and the file transfer as a whole. This settings file can be used by both the YADE Client and by the YADE JITL jobs that are provided with the JobScheduler.

The example described in this article is based on the simple file transfer example that is described in detail in The YADE Client Command Line Interface - Tutorial 1 - Getting Started article. This tutorial describes the configuration required to download a number of files from an online server provided by the SOS GmbH and save these files on the user's local file system. Using this server together with the downloaded configuration file means that users can get a working example up and running with a minimum of effort.

In the current example, the Credential Store is to store configuration information for the online server - i.e. for the file transfer source. The principle described can be equally well used for the configuration of multiple file transfer source, target, proxy and jump-host servers and for the other file transfer protocols that can be used by the YADE Client.

Note that a YADE Client or JobScheduler Master is required to carry out the example file transfer. Instructions for installing and configuring the YADE Client can be found in the YADE - Tutorials article. Instructions for installing and configuring the JobScheduler can be found in the JobScheduler Master - Installation Guide series of articles.

The example configuration file can be downloaded here:

sos-berlin_demo_2_local.xml.

Configuration Procedure for the Example

Installing the Credential Store and configuring the KeePass database

KeePass 2, which is just one of the applications available for creating and configuring .kdb or .kdbx databases, has been used in the current article to implement the Credential Store database and is used in the screenshots. The installation and use of KeePass 2 is described on the KeePass Web Site.

Feature Availability

Display feature availability

StartingFromRelease	1.12.2

The full range of Credential Store features such as secure, compliant and password-free use of the Credential Store as well as compatibility with KeePass .kdb databases requires the YADE Client in version 1.12.2 or newer.

Database Configuration

Credential Store databases are stored as either .kdb or .kdbx files on the file system.

The database included with the download files was configured as follows:

Path: .\jade_demo\keepass\demo_credential_store.kdbx
Master Password: sos

Note that a Master Key file can be used to provide further protection for the database, either instead of or in addition to the Master Password. This is described in the Advanced Configuration section of this article below but has not been configured for the download database.

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Adding connection information to the Credential Store

Connection configuration information is stored in the Credential Store as an Entry and Entries can be organized into Groups.

The following fields are available for storing information in a CS Entry:

Title: The identifier for the Entry, this could be a string containing, for example, the host name/server name.
User name: The user identification of a user account who is authenticated for the operation.
Password: Assigned password for a user account or passphrase for a private key.
URL: The host name/server name or IP address of the server.
Notes: This block can be used to specify additional parameters for the file transfer.
File Attachment & String Fields: Files such as PGP or SSH private keys can be stored as attachments.
- A first file is specified as an attachment .
- Further files are specified using String field parameter / value pairs.
  YADE will retrieve the contents of an attached file at run-time - intermediate or temporary files are not created when reading attachments.
  Note that Attachments and String Fields are specified in the KeePass GUI via the AdvancedEdit Entry tab.

The following information needs to be specified for the current example:

Groups: demo,ftp (optional)
Title: demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com
User name: demo
Password: demo
URL: test.sos-berlin.com (Alternatively, the IP address could have been specified here.)

The following screenshot shows that two Groups have been configured for the current example, named "demo" and "ftp", along with the Entry "demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com".

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The next screenshot shows the configuration of the parameters in the "demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com" Entry:

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Integrating the Credential Store in a File Transfer Configuration

The use of the Credential Store is specified in YADE Client file transfer configuration files, which are written in XML. We recommend using the SOS XML Editor to edit these files. Instructions for downloading, installing and using the XML Editor are linked from this page.

In the remainder of the current article, it is assumed that readers have made themselves familiar with the organization of the YADE Client file transfer configurations into Profiles and Fragments. This is described in The YADE Client Command Line Interface - Tutorial 1 - Getting Started article mentioned above.

The current example uses the XML configuration from the Getting Started tutorial article above and describes the necessary configuration elements required to move the sensitive information such as user name and password from the XML file to the Credential Store. Users wishing implement the current example should download the tutorial file transfer configuration file linked above and open it in their XML Editor, where they can then add the necessary configuration information.

The information required to use the Credential Store falls into two "areas":

Information about the Credential Store itself (location, how to access its contents, etc.).
This information is configured in the XML file in a CredentialStoreFragment.
Information about how the information in the Credential Store (server address, password, etc.) is to be accessed for the file transfer.
This information is stored as a string in each of the relevant XML ProtocolFragment child elements (Hostname, Account. etc.).

In addition, the ProtocolFragment element has a reference specifying that the Credential Store is to be used.

Specifying the Credential Store

The following list shows the organization of the XML elements required to specify the Credential Store. These elements and their attributes are shown in full in the XML Editor screenshot below.

Fragments
- ProtocolFragments
  - FTPFragment name="ftp_demo_sos-berlin_cs"
    - ....
    - CredentialStoreFragmentRef ref ="ftp_demo"
- CredentialStoreFragments
  - CredentialStoreFragment name ="ftp_demo"
    - CSFile file path %USERPROFILE%\jade_demo....
    - CSAuthentication
      - PasswordAuthentication
        etc.
    - CSEntryPath
Profiles
- etc.

Addressing the information in the Credential Store

Parameters stored in a Credential Store database Entry can be addressed in the CredentialStoreFragment XML element as follows:

The CSEntryPath element is used to specify the base path in the Credential Store database to the Entry.
In the current example this would be set to:
- demo/ftp/demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com
  where demo and ftp are (optional) Group names, as already mentioned, and demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com is the Title of the KeePass database Entry.

The Credential Store Entry parameters are addressed using one of the following syntaxes:

relative:
- cs://@parameter_name, where the parameter_name is the name of the relevant parameter specified for the Entry - for example, url and the CSEntryPath element is filled as shown above
fully specified:
- cs://demo/ftp/demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com@parameter_name, and where the CSEntryPath element, which is a required element, is left blank

The following parameters are fully specified in the Credential Store in the current example:

Hostname: cs://demo/ftp/demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com@url (where @url specifies the URL element stored in the database )
Account: cs://demo/ftp/demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com@user (where @user specifies the User name element stored in the database)
Password: cs://demo/ftp/demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com@password (where @password specifies the Password element stored in the database)

Note that a full list of parameters is described in the Adding an Entry to the Credential Store section above.

Configuration in the XML Editor

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The XML Editor includes up-to-date documentation for elements as can be seen in the screenshot below, which shows the documentation for the Hostname element.

The parts of the XML configuration relevant to the use of the Credential Store are shown in the following screenshot of the configuration for the current example, with parameter values highlighted according to their function:

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The Transfer Target Directory

The screenshot above shows a CopyTarget.Directory parameter for a Windows environment:

${USERPROFILE}\jade_demo\transfer_receive

Depending on their operating system, users may find it necessary to modify this attribute before running the example.

XML Listing

The following code block can be opened to show the full XML configuration for the example:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Configurations xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="http://www.sos-berlin.com/schema/jade/JADE_configuration_v1.0.xsd" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
  <Fragments>
    <ProtocolFragments>
      <FTPFragment name="ftp_demo_sos-berlin_cs">
        <BasicConnection>
          <Hostname><![CDATA[cs://demo/ftp/demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com@url]]></Hostname>
        </BasicConnection>
        <BasicAuthentication>
          <Account><![CDATA[cs://demo/ftp/demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com@user]]></Account>
          <Password><![CDATA[cs://demo/ftp/demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com@password]]></Password>
        </BasicAuthentication>
        <CredentialStoreFragmentRef ref="ftp_demo" />
      </FTPFragment>
    </ProtocolFragments>
    <CredentialStoreFragments>
      <CredentialStoreFragment name="ftp_demo">
        <CSFile><![CDATA[%USERPROFILE%\jade_demo\keepass\demo_cred_store.kdbx]]></CSFile>
        <CSAuthentication>
          <PasswordAuthentication>

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C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\jade\client\bin>jade.cmd -settings="%USERPROFILE%\jade_demo\sos-berlin_demo_2_local.xml" -profile="ftp_server_2_local_cs"

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+                       START  : JADE.CMD                         +
+                       -----------------                         +
+ DATE     : 17.04.2018 14:56:51,26
+ HOSTNAME : JS-PC
+ USER     : aa
+ CALL     : C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\jade\client\bin\jade.cmd -settings="C:\Users\aa\jade_demo\sos-berlin_demo_2_local.xml" -profile="ftp_server_2_local_cs"
+                                                                 +
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

main INFO  14:56:54,679   (SOSDataExchangeEngineMain.java:76) ::Execute SOSDataExchange - Kommandozeilenprogram startet ....
main INFO  14:56:54,711   (SOSDataExchangeEngine.java:536) ::showBanner
************************************************************************
*                                                                      *
*                     YADE - Managed File Transfer                     *
*                     -----www.sos-berlin.com-----                     *
*            <CSPassword><![CDATA[sos]]></CSPassword>
          </PasswordAuthentication>
        </CSAuthentication>
        <CSEntryPath />
      </CredentialStoreFragment>
    </CredentialStoreFragments>
  </Fragments>
  <Profiles>
    <Profile profile_id="ftp_server_2_local_cs">
      <Operation>
       *
************************************************************************
  Version <Copy>
          <CopySource>
            <CopySourceFragmentRef>
        = 1.12.3-SNAPSHOT (2018-04-15 23:09, revision f156fa1144fe219789e9bf2ad1d3a4b52a68cd24) Copyright 2003-2018 SOS GmbH Berlin
  Date<FTPFragmentRef ref="ftp_demo_sos-berlin_cs" />
            </CopySourceFragmentRef>
            = 2018-04-17 14:56:54
<SourceFileOptions>
    SettingsFile          <Selection>
  = C:\Users\aa\jade_demo\sos-berlin_demo_2_local.xml
  Profile           <FileSpecSelection>
      = ftp_server_2_local_cs
  Operation         <FileSpec><![CDATA[.*]]></FileSpec>
      = copy
  Transactional         <Directory><![CDATA[./]]></Directory>
  = false  
+------------Source------------
  | Protocol        </FileSpecSelection>
      = ftp
  | Host    </Selection>
            </SourceFileOptions>
  = test.sos-berlin.com
  | IP    </CopySource>
          <CopyTarget>
      = 93.157.51.161
  | User  <CopyTargetFragmentRef>
                = demo<LocalTarget />
  | Password         </CopyTargetFragmentRef>
     = ***
  | Passive   <Directory><![CDATA[${USERPROFILE}\jade_demo\transfer_receive]]></Directory>
            = false
  | TransferMode</CopyTarget>
            = binary</Copy>
  | Directory             = ./</Operation>
  | FileSpec              = .*
  | ErrorWhenNoFilesFound = true
  | Recursive             = false
  | Remove                = false

  +------------Target------------
  | Protocol              = local
  | Host                  = JS-PC
  | IP                    = 192.11.0.85
  | Directory             = C:\Users\aa\jade_demo\transfer_receive/
  | OverwriteFiles        = true

main INFO  14:56:55,164   (SOSVfsFtpBaseClass.java:242) ::doConnect SOSVfs_D_0102: Verbunden mit Rechner 'test.sos-berlin.com' ³ber Port-Nummer '21'.
main INFO  14:56:55,539   (SOSVfsFtpBaseClass.java:958) ::login (demo@test.sos-berlin.com:21) SOSVfs_D_133: Benutzer 'demo' eingeloggt.
main INFO  14:56:55,695   (SOSVfsFtpBaseClass.java:1295) ::transferMode SOSVfs_D_123: Antwort des FTP-Servers ['binary']: '200 Type set to I'.
main INFO  14:56:56,148   (SOSDataExchangeEngine.java:897) ::setInfo 6 files found for regexp '.*'.
main INFO  14:56:56,945   (SOSDataExchangeEngine.java:788) ::printState SOSJADE_I_0101: Es wurden 6 Dateien ³bertragen
main INFO  14:56:56,961   (SOSDataExchangeEngine.java:359) ::showResult
*************************************************************************
 Ausf³hrungsstatus                 = Ohne Fehler.
 Erfolgreiche ▄bertragungen        = 6
 ▄bersprungene ▄bertragungen       = 0
 Fehlgeschlagene ▄bertragungen     = 0
 letzter aufgetretener Fehler      =
*************************************************************************
main INFO  14:56:56,976   (SOSDataExchangeEngineMain.java:78) ::Execute Execute - Programm wurde ohne Fehler beendet

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+                        END   : JADE.CMD                         +
+                        ----------------                         +
+ DATE     : 17.04.2018 14:56:57,03
+ HOSTNAME : JS-PC
+ USER     : aa
+ CALL     : C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\jade\client\bin\jade.cmd -settings="C:\Users\aa\jade_demo\sos-berlin_demo_2_local.xml" -profile="ftp_server_2_local_cs"
+ EXIT     : 0
+                                                                 +
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

As with all YADE jobs, the number of successful file transfers can be seen in the log file.

Running the YADE Client with the Credential Store

The use of the Credential Store is contained within the settings file and is not exposed when calling the YADE Client. For example, on Windows systems, the YADE Client is called for the current example using:

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C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\jade\client\bin>jade.cmd -settings="%USERPROFILE%\jade_demo\sos-berlin_demo_2_local_cs.xml" -profile="ftp_server_2_local_cs"

After the YADE command has finished execution the number of files transferred can be read from the log file.

Note that the log files neither indicate that a credential store has been use for the transfer nor reveal any passwords.

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Download Example

A download is available containing a full XML configuration file for Windows users and .kdbx database: jade_demo.zip

Windows users with the necessary permissions will be able to use these files by unpacking the zip file to a jade_demo folder in their User directory.

Users of other operating systems may have to make minor configuration changes.

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Using the Credential Store with the JobScheduler JITL YADE jobs

Settings XML files such as the sos-berlin_demo_2_local_cs.xml file which was used to configure the example described above can be used for JobScheduler JITL jobs. Here, only two parameters are needed to run the YADE JITL job (settings and profile) as can be seen in the next screenshot.

Note that we recommend that these parameters are set manually using the New button shown in the screenshot below and not using the Wizard button.

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Note also that while the YADE Client runs under the current user account, the JobScheduler generally runs under a predefined account. This means that while paths in the configuration file can use parameters such as %USERPROFILE% when the configuration file is being used with the YADE Client, it is generally necessary to use absolute paths when the configuration file is to be used for JITL jobs.

Advanced Configuration

Key File Authentication

Key file authentication can be used for the Credential Store either alone or together with the password authentication described in the example above.

This option allows the the Credential Store to be used completely securely, yet without passwords, if required.

Key file authentication has to be configured for the Credential Store and in the XML settings file.

Configuring key file authentication in the Credential Store

KeePass provides a Create Composite Master Key function that is reached with the Files / Master Key... menu item. screen

The Create Composite Master Key function is shown in the following screenshot (Note that the Show expert options checkbox has to be selected first.):

Note also that the Master Password checkbox should not be selected if key file authentication is to be used without a master password.

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The entropy of the key generated can be increased as part of the key creation procedure. This is done as part of the key generation procedure in the interface shown in the next screenshot.

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For the purpose of this article the key has been saved in the jade_demo folder used for the download example.

The next section describes the configuration of the XML settings file to include a reference to this file.

Configuring key file authentication in the XML settings file

Key file authentication is configured in the XML settings file by specifying a KeyFileAuthentication element as a child of the CSAuthentication element in the Credential Store fragment.

The key file element can be added either instead of or alongside a password authentication element as required.

This is shown in the following list:

CredentialStoreFragments
- CredentialStoreFragment name ="ftp_demo"
  - CSFile file path%USERPROFILE% \jade_demo....
  - CSAuthentication
    - PasswordAuthentication
      - .CSPassword myPassword
    - KeyFileAuthentication
      - CSKeyFile %USERPROFILE%\jade_demo\cs_key_file\demo_credential_store.key
  - CSEntryPath

Connection authentication key files

The Credential Store can be used to store RSA and similar connection authentication key files. These are stored in the Credential Store database as attachments.

Configuring authentication key files in the Credential Store

Attachments are added to the Credential Store in KeePass in the File Attachments section of the Advanced tab as shown in the screenshot below. Note that only one attachment can be added for each Credential Store Entry :

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Configuring authentication key files in the XML settings file

A first attachment for, for example, SSH would be configured in the XML settings file by specifying an AuthenticationFile element in the SSHAuthentication element.

The key file element can be added either instead of or alongside a password authentication element as required.

This following list shows the configured of the SFTP Fragment required to carry out the download from the test.sos-berlin.com SFTP/FTP server that was used for the simple example described above: The AuthenticationFile element that specifies the Attachment in the Credential Store Entry is specified in the same way as the Hostname and other elements described in the example above.

SFTPFragment name ="sftp_demo_sos-berlin_cs"
- BasicConnection
  - Hostname cs://demo/sftp/demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com@attachment
- SSHAuthentication
  - Account
  - AuthenticationMethodPublicKey
    - AuthenticationFile cs://demo/sftp/demo_on_test.sos-berlin.com@attachment
    - Passphrase myPassPhrase
  - CredentialStoreFragmentRefref="ftp_demo"

Note that this list also shows the use of a Passphrase element for the AuthenticationFile element. This is not required for authentication with the test.sos-berlin.com SFTP server but is provided as an illustration.

Passphrase elements are stored in the Credential Store as Notes.

Custom Parameters

Custom parameters allow XML ProtocolFragment elements such as StrictHostkeyChecking that do not belong to the standard keepass.GUI fields such as URL to be specified.

Configuring custom parameters in the Credential Store

Custom parameters are set as string name / value pairs. In the KeePass 2 GUI these are set by opening the Edit window for an Entry using the Add function in the String Fields section of the Advanced tab. .This is shown in the next screenshot:

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Configuring custom parameters in the XML settings file

Custom parameters are configured in the XML settings file by ..

SFTPFragment name ="sftp_tokyo_japan.sos-berlin.com"
BasicConnection
SSHAuthentication
CredentialStoreFragmentRef ref="demo_credential_store"
StrictHostkeyChecking "false"

Note that custom parameters can only be used to set parameters in ProtocolFragments - they cannot be used to set ProfileFragments parameters such as Recursive.

References

Support of the features described in this article is subject to the following issues:

Issues implemented with Release 1.12.1:

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Issues implemented with Release 1.12.2:

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YADE User Manual - Credential Store

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AnchorexampleexampleExample Description

Configuration Procedure

Installing and configuring the Credential Store

Adding Data to the Credential Store

Integrating the Credential Store in a File Transfer Configuration

The XML Configuration

Running the YADE Client with the Credential Store

Configuration Procedure for the Example

Installing the Credential Store and configuring the KeePass database

Feature Availability

Database Configuration

Anchoradd_entryadd_entryAdding connection information to the Credential Store

Integrating the Credential Store in a File Transfer Configuration

Specifying the Credential Store

Addressing the information in the Credential Store

Configuration in the XML Editor

The Transfer Target Directory

XML Listing

See Also:

Running the YADE Client with the Credential Store

Download Example

AnchorjitljitlUsing the Credential Store with the JobScheduler JITL YADE jobs

Advanced Configuration

Key File Authentication

Configuring key file authentication in the Credential Store

Configuring key file authentication in the XML settings file

Connection authentication key files

Configuring authentication key files in the Credential Store

Configuring authentication key files in the XML settings file

Custom Parameters

Configuring custom parameters in the Credential Store

Configuring custom parameters in the XML settings file

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Issues implemented with Release 1.12.1:

Issues implemented with Release 1.12.2:

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Example Description

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Adding connection information to the Credential Store

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Using the Credential Store with the JobScheduler JITL YADE jobs