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2. If you have not use KeePassXC yet, configure a password database using the startup wizard.
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2. If you have not use KeePassXC yet, configure a password database using the startup wizard.
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3. Create a new entry for Gitlab
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3. Create a new entry for Gitlab
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4. Activate TOTP for the new entry
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4. Activate TOTP for the new entry
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5. Paste the Key from Gitlab into the field, and you are done! You can now get one-time passwords from the tool.
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3. **In GitLab**
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3. **In GitLab**
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1. Enter the six-digit pin number from the entry on your device into **Pin code**.
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1. Enter the six-digit pin number from the entry on your device or KeePassXC into **Pin code**.
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2. Press **Register with two-factor app**
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2. Press **Register with two-factor app**
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