Since I moved to a new appartment I didn´t have a real internet access during the last months ;-(
I got contacted by a apple employee which is responsible for the crypto export stuff. Since the status of BIS for open source seems more complicated as thought before, in the first step we will publish iKeePass just in the USA and Canada. For these two countries, there is now crypto export status needed. This is good news for all of us, because now iKeePass will be reviewed by Apple and hopefully be published in the AppStore.
When this is done, the source code of iKeePass will be published and we can continue to solve the crypto BIS problems so we get published in all other countries too.
If there are any people out there with more experience with the BIS stuff, please get in contact with me!
This is indeed good and bad news, as I am hoping to also be able to download it with a german account :-/ But hopefully this will get things moving also for the other countries…thanks for the update!
Thank you very much for this great news! Please keep us informed
Thank you for keeping us updated! I do hope it will be released world wide soon, since I live in Sweden, but this is good stuck never the less.
::David,
Stockholm, Sweden
Great to hear that this isn’t dead. Good luck getting it published still, hopefully we can start using it soon.
Thank you for your efforts! Spasibo
As per previous comments, good news, keep it up. Hopefully it will filter down to Australia soon!!
Great! Waiting for the source then as I’m not US =)
Good to hear an update. Awaiting the release.
Hopefully the Apple guys will approve it asap.
Can’t wait to get it on my iPhone
Can’t wait to get it on my iPhone
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
I desperately need this app for the iPhone.
waiting with tremor in my knees
respect from Russia
Yes, here’s to a quick approval by Apple!
I use keepass on multiple computers (and sync the pw file with a sync service). I’d rather not switch to a different pw storage system, so I’ll be checking the appstore regularly!
Cheers!!
Hey, that’s good news… At least now we know that Apple hasn’t just thrown the application right down the toilet…
I have an iPhone developer account, so I can compile the application myself and use it on my devices, besides helping on improving it. Anyway, if someone is so desperate to try the application outside the US and Canada, it’s quite easy to open an itunes US account.
But I’d really say that these are mainly good news with a small drawback
How about releasing the “iKeepass.app” so we with an jailbroken iPhone in Germany and other countrys can put it on the Phone.
Thank you for the update and best of luck with the Apple review!! We are all looking forward to the release and ready to send support. I need it on my Spanish account.
Thanks & respect.
Keep up the efforts!
Where can we get the source, to build it ourselves on XCode ?
Great to hear, thanks so much.
That’s cool, I wonder when it will be approved for Israel as well.
Good luck!
thanks for this great work.
it will be great if it could be authorized in more country. France/Europe in my case
else, any progress to release source code on sourceforge and defining license ?
thanks a lot
Best regards
Hi,
Any chance for getting ikeepass app for our jailbroken iphones?
Thanks !
Keep at it. This is the one app that my iPhone needs!
Thanks for the update. I’m glad it is finally moving along. Wonder how much longer Apple will make us all wait.
Is this open source project or not? And are you putting a price tag for this?
Just curious, because I didn’t find any source code from sourceforge and you haven’t said anything about it…
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3. How do I get an ECCN?
There are three ways to determine the ECCN for your product.
1. Determine the classification yourself.
Review the alphabetical index to the Commerce Control List (CCL) (Supplement 1 to Part 774 of the Export Administration Regulations (EAR)). The index will give an ECCN for each item listed. Look in the corresponding CCL category to determine if your item is described by that ECCN. The CCL is available on the EAR Website. You may need to review more than one ECCN description. Instructions for using the CCL are found in EAR Part 738.
2. Go to the source.
Ask the manufacturer, producer or developer of the item. If the item has been exported in the past, they may know the ECCN, what countries require a license, and whether a license exception may be used. Information on license exceptions can be found in EAR Part 740.
3. Get an official classification from the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS).
Submit a classification request on on-line through the Simplified Network Application Process Redesign (SNAP-R). For instructions on obtaining a Company Identification Number and PIN number to access the on-line SNAP-R system, go to http://www.bis.doc.gov/snap/pinsnapr.htm
Instructions and additional guidance on submitting a classification request is available on this Web site http://www.bis.doc.gov/licensing/cclrequestguidance.html and http://www.bis.doc.gov/licensing/bis_eccn.pdf
This is the only way to receive an official BIS classification of your item. While BIS can provide oral advice and guidance on using the CCL, we cannot give definitive classification decisions over the phone.
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-.- U.S bureaucracy
hurray! im excited on the progress. thanks!
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This sound like it getting close. Thanks for the effort and Time.
Luckily I am in Canada, I appreciate all the effort. Hopefully the review process is expediated for other countries with help from the community!
Dont give up just yet. Stay alive and fight another day.