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With the later versions of iOS supporting "Files" now, Strongbox points to the file that is stored within the "Sync" (Resilio) location. What this means is tha
by ahnick 6y ago
With the later versions of iOS supporting "Files" now, Strongbox points to the file that is stored within the "Sync" (Resilio) location. What this means is that Strongbox is actively reading/writing to that file within the "Sync" location on iOS. Whenever I open the Resilio Sync app it will either push the changes I made on mobile to the server or pull down the file from the server and overwrite the file on iOS, depending on which is the newer file.
Also, I don't use Resilio's proxy servers either, so all of this is 100% running on my own infra. I have Wireguard setup on my home network, so if I am away from home, I can "VPN" in on my phone and then open the Resilio Sync app to sync up remotely.
- juskrey 6y agoThanks, indeed with "Files" it works!
- WorldMaker 6y agoI tried Files, but after some sort of timeout the File disappeared and I don't know what that was about, so I went back to Share.
- ahnick 6y agoI haven't run into that before, but I'll describe how I bootstrapped my setup in case that might help resolve your issue. (1) Setup Resilio sync on my NAS (2) Shared the folder holding the kdb file via Resilio Sync (3) Entered the code into the Resilio Sync mobile app (4) Performed an initial sync of the folder to my phone (5) Downloaded Strongbox and pointed it to the kdb file under the "Sync" location in Files on iOS