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I've been keeping a Keepass database on Dropbox (encrypted with password + key file, neither of which are stored on Dropbox, obviously) for a while, and haven't
by Delk 6y ago
I've been keeping a Keepass database on Dropbox (encrypted with password + key file, neither of which are stored on Dropbox, obviously) for a while, and haven't noticed any issues with syncing. I'm mostly using it from a single device, though, but I don't think it should be likely for the sharing to introduce problems even if I made heavier use of multiple devices. It's not like the database is constantly being modified.
This might be a bit of a lazy solution, but it has been working well enough for me.
- usefulcat 6y agoI’ve been doing the same for years. It’s also a good cross platform solution since both Dropbox and keypass are available for Mac, windows and Linux.
- hk1337 6y agoI like Keepass but I am looking to drop Dropbox and I need to be able to sync it with mobile as well.
- mackrevinack 6y agohave you tried syncthing? i have it running on a synology nas that acts as the always-on server part, but i used syncthing just fine for over a year without it as well. you just have to be very conscious about having both devices turned on at the same time so they can sync to each other. you pretty much have to do the same thing with dropbox anyway, i.e. let a large file upload to their server before you turn off your computer
- ric2b 6y agoI've been doing it for years, no issues. And on Android I use Keepass2Android, which also syncs to the same Dropbox folder, it works seamlessly.