Welcome to TeamPass

TeamPass is a Passwords Manager dedicated for managing passwords in a collaborative way on any server Apache, MySQL and PHP. It is especially designed to provide passwords access security for allowed people. This makes TeamPass really usefull in a Buisiness/Enterprise environment and will provide to IT or Team Manager a powerfull and easy tool for customizing passwords access depending on the user’s role.

Using TeamPass will …

  •  permit you to stop searching for passwords,
  •  permit to get ride of all small txt files containing passwords,
  •  enhance the passwords follow-up,
  •  offers you the possibility to grant access to passwords,
  •  assure you that only allowed users will access to passwords,
  •  guarantee full security of all passwords,
  •  permit to share passwords and store them.

Browsers compliance

TeamPass is compliant with the next Browsers.

What technology uses TeamPass?

TeamPass is coded in PHP, Javascript and Ajax using massively jQuery library.
It relies on a Apache, PHP and MySQL server.

W3C conformity

TeamPass fulfills the W3C coding standards.

Hosting your TeamPass installation

Why not participating to TeamPass by host your installation on TeamPass.net? What to know more? Just follow the link…


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39 responses to Welcome to TeamPass


  1. Hi: How can I install Cpassman into a PHP version 5.2 server?

  2. Thomas

    On RC2. After adding a few folders and keys, I somehow cannot seem to list the content of a folder. The indicator keeps showing that the system is busy.

  3. Medo rabie

    This is the most great project i’v seen related to Password Management but it only lack the API :) to store & fetch passwords and information.

    • Thank you :-)
      What do you mean by “store & fetch passwords and information”? What context? Fetch directly the password and login in some websites identification pages, is that it?

  4. Kai Stian

    What happend to the Google Group cpassman?

  5. Giedrius

    Hi,
    i think it’s time to make URL support for ssh protocol with putty. think it’s the most usable ssh application. now if you add url ssh://domain.demo.test it autocorrects ir to http://ssh://domain.demo.test and ir automaticaly opens borwser, if you manualy correct URL to ssh://domain.demo.test it doesn’t open.

    • Do you mean that you add ssh:// in the url field of an item?
      If yes, you’re right. Actually the system automatically adds “http://” if it not see it as a prefix.
      I might suppress that check.
      Thank you for suggestion.

      • Giedrius

        i think it allso applies not only to ssh protocol, but rdp support and telnet. i think most of your user’s would agree to my suggestion.

  6. Wassim

    Hi Nils,

    I have version 2 RC1 installed, when i try to upgrade to higher RC’s it gives me the following:

    File settings.php does not exist in folder includes/! If it is an upgrade, it should be there, otherwize select install!

    Please advise.

  7. mehar

    HI,
    I have installed this application.User are able to login with their AD’s user name and password But i unable to find mail notification in this so we can send mail notification from here to any user..

    Thanks

    • At any creation or edition of an item, you can notify other users.

      But actually, there is no “notification” of an item without the 2 previous conditions.

      I can add that in my improvement list.

      Thank you

  8. Florian

    I installed cpassman, and it is a very cool tool with no competitor in my opinion.
    I have just one problem – there seem to be unencrypted password in the mysql *_log_items table. Not newly entered passwords, but changed passwords. I can see the old ones (history) in clear text.
    That is a problem for me, I just think of typing errors and then corecting…
    Is there any chance to have that history encrypted in the database?
    Best, and keep it up – Florian

    • Thank you for your comment and advice ;-)

      Concerning the passwords, that’s true those ones are not encrypted actually. It’s an “old” process that I’ve not improved and needs to be improved.
      My advice is to change entirely your passwords using the generator so that no one can guess your passwords.

      Thanks

  9. patricklbs

    you think that your showcase is not seeing? We see nothing when it scrolls what do you think?

  10. Tim

    Hey Nils,

    great work as well! But i have still a question, is also chromium, the open-source version of chrome, supported? Because i am using ubuntu and when i open the teampass-ui (2.1), i get a crash-report from chromium. But this didnt happen by using the old cpassman!

  11. I love the improvements so far. Upgraded my IT management from 1.82 cpassman. However, one feature seems to be missing in 2.1 You used to be able to restrict a password’s visibility directly to a set of users in addition to roles / folders. Any reasons? Keep up the great work!

    -W.S.

  12. Levi

    TeamPass is very cool, I’d like to persevere with it, the 2 issues I’m having though:
    - I can’t find any android browser which can render the page and copy passwords.
    - Whilst you can import passwords, you don’t seem to be able to export them aside from exporting a database.

    The android thing is a bit of a deal breaker, although I haven’t tried the android chrome beta yet. We shall see.

    • Thank you
      Concerning an android browser, I don’t know … I don’t have any smartphone to do any test
      Concerning exporting the passwords, you actual just can export in a PDF file. Sure I could tweak that so that it could be exported at least in a CSV format.

      Once again thank you.

  13. L.

    Hi,
    is it possible to integrate TeamPass with some external DB (e.g. the host’s anagraphic one) ?

    Thanks

    • Hum … I don’t really know in fact.
      The tool is done for a Mysql database. If you use another one, I think you need to adapt the DB calls.

      What is a “host anagraphic DB” ?

  14. Denis

    I’ve installed version 2.16 (latest?) but I cannot add any folders or entries. The following JavaScript error comes up in both, Chrome and Firefox: “open_edit_item_div is not defined”. I have used cpassman for a while, but I cannot upgrade to TeamPass since it becomes unusable. Please help.

    • Hi Denis,
      I really think it is a problem of cache of your server or browsers.
      Indeed this function is always loaded, and every one should have this error because it is the one that build the edit item dialogbox.
      Start by cleaning cache.

  15. deepa

    Is it possible to have more fields in each item the way we have description field.

  16. Rob

    I’ve been exploring teampass a bit and I am very impressed. However there is one feature I haven’t been able to find. I assumed it would be possible to view a log of all passwords ever accessed by a particular user but the only logged information I can see is a history of password creation and modification (no access history). There is a history of user connections to the database, too but this does not show what password they accessed.

    I would have assumed that each access of a password (view or copy to clipboard) would be logged in the log_items table with an action of “at_read” or something like that, but I only see actions of “at_creation” and “at_modification”.

    Does teampass record password access and if so how do you view the logs? That is a very important feature. If I terminate an employee I don’t want to have to change all passwords they had privileges to see. I only want to update the passwords they actually did see. Thanks for any help.

    • Hello Rob,
      Yes there is a log of accessed items but it needs to be enabled. In the Settings page, you need to activate option “Enable loggin who accessed the items”. After that in the page “Views”, tab “Logs”, you will have a view called “Accessed” that will list all accessed items. It can be filtered by a user too.
      I hope this help

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