so it's not possible to send HotKey from KeePass to AHK script while KeePass do something. When you press Ctrl+Alt+A KeePass block control by herself and AHK cannot do anything with HotKeys, and you cannot type any key as well, cause KeePass block any input, SuperPuTTY can't be integrated with KeePass Password safe 2.27, I've tried to open CASES in SuperPuTTY and KeePass support, both say It's impossible. SuperPuTTY & KeePass workaround wrapper (Ctrl + Alt + A) - define Ctrl+Alt+S as global auto-type in KeePass The contents of this box only determine what SuperPutty shows in the window title, along with "SuperPutty - ".ĪutoHotKey workaround for SuperPuTTY and KeePass (Win 7 64 bit checked):Įn := DllCall("LoadKeyboardLayout", "Str", "00000409", "Int", 1) get code of english keyboard layout To be clear, whatever you've written in Superputty as "Session name" has absolutely no influence on getting keepass' global auto-type to work. The work-around given above by Dominik Reichl will only function when SuperPutty's "Session Name" AND "Hostname (or ip)" are identical. If you've entered your server's ip address in the "Hostname (or ip)" box, then your keepass should have: The Putty window's title is the content of that Superputty session's "hostname (or ip address)" box, which is what must be given to keepass for global auto-type to function.įor example, if you've entered your server's hostname in Superputty as "Hostname (or ip address)", then your keepass entry should have the following: This is true and at the root of the issue. "When requesting information about the foreground window, Windows returns the PuTTY window, which however has a different (invisible) title." I'd like to add a little extra info that helped me get keepass to work with Superputty :)
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