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> store the password vault in dropbox No local backup? Do you rely on the network working all the time? I do something similar on the mobile phone (the reasin
by teo_zero 2y ago
> store the password vault in dropbox
No local backup? Do you rely on the network working all the time?
I do something similar on the mobile phone (the reasining is, if there's no network, there's nothing I need to login to) but I also keep a local copy on my laptop (that I sometimes operate with limited connectivity). Without any automatic syncing, one of the two copies will be stale.
- anilakar 2y agoBack in the day we tried to sync KeePass vaults at work and ended up with a conflict about once a week, which is way too often. Not sure if other password managers have solved this.
- Dylan16807 2y ago> No local backup? Do you rely on the network working all the time? Normal dropbox behavior keeps a copy on every computer.
- teo_zero 2y ago> Normal dropbox behavior Ah, you mean by using some app or daemon. I excluded that possibility because on at least one of my laptops I'm not allowed to install anything, so for me "normal" behavior is using Dropbox as a container for files to download when needed.
- Dylan16807 2y agoWell if you do that then you get plenty of copies; just restrain your delete key finger a bit. It does risk some staleness, but only rarely. And maybe you could write a small shell script to keep that particular file up to date? Also the one program I've used that opens keepass files directly from dropbox servers keeps a local copy.