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If you're security minded, don't use Dropbox for syncing (or at all - it's kind of a mediocre service these days).
by AdamN 10y ago
If you're security minded, don't use Dropbox for syncing (or at all - it's kind of a mediocre service these days).
- growse 10y agoAnnoyingly, 1Password don't support syncing opvaults from an arbitrary location on the filesystem to allow you to use Syncthing. It's literally the only reason I still have a dropbox account.
- akerl_ 10y agoI think it does? https://support.1password.com/local-folder/ https://support.1password.com/local-folder/ I use that for one of my laptops that doesn't use dropbox and just set the folder to be the folder of the sync service I'm using on it.
- nucleardog 10y agoIt does... That's how I've been doing my syncing. All my 1Password vaults are kept in my ownCloud account. Even works fine on Android where I use an app called FolderSync to keep my vault synchronized on my phone and have added it to the 1Password Android app.
- neosynthesis 10y agoi was trying this too. I've setup my own cloud and i only wanted local lan sync but i'm not able to sync to my 1password android. may i ask: on the android app, where are you keeping the opvault file? when i pointed the android app folder sync to the opvault folder downloaded to my android phone, it said 'no vault found'. are you using the old keychain file format? thanks kindly