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Keepass on a shared drive or something like Dropbox has always worked well for me.
by jmkni 7y ago
Keepass on a shared drive or something like Dropbox has always worked well for me.
- bloopernova 7y agoHave you used it with multiple users? I always hated the shared keepass solution due to the continual-sync problem we ran into. You had to make a change, manually sync, and hope that no one else was working on the same entry as you. (Not to throw shade at Keepass, just my experience of it in the past, about 5 years ago.)
- jmkni 7y agoAlways a risk, but communication should resolve that (in theory). ie, before you change an entry, jump on Slack etc and say I'm changing the password for X. Alternatively, have one person who is responsible for changing passwords, everybody else just uses the passwords.