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TIL about the merge functionality! You can also use Syncthing to synchronise the databases between your devices; if you don't have public IPs for your devices,
by tomsmeding 5y ago
TIL about the merge functionality! You can also use Syncthing to synchronise the databases between your devices; if you don't have public IPs for your devices, this essentially means that you can only synchronise when two devices are on the same network -- but this might not be a problem for you.
- newaccount74 5y agoSyncthing works great even behind a NAT, not sure how it works but it just works for me (might depend on your NAT though)
- tomsmeding 5y agoI've had zero success with nat hole punching in the past, on multiple networks. Maybe I'm just unlucky. :)
- newaccount74 5y agoSome routers have UPnP disabled by default, maybe enabling that would help?
- tentacleuno 5y agoYou can also use Syncthing and the merge function! It comes in very handy when two devices have made changes to the password database file and you end up with merge conflicts :D