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I just put a KeePass file on my DropBox which automatically syncs to my devices.
by fredsted 14y ago
I just put a KeePass file on my DropBox which automatically syncs to my devices.
- JamesLeonis 14y agoI do the same. Portability of the password manager was as important as how it was stored. If I couldn't get it on my many machines, it wasn't any good to me. Highly recommended.
- SquareWheel 14y agoThis is my method as well. I use iKeePass on my iDevice. It's not pretty, but it works.
- zx2c4 14y agoCool. You can put pass's password-store in Dropbox too!
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- SoftwareMaven 14y agoUnfortunately, until there are mobile clients (using either Dropbox or git, I suppose), it's kind of a non-starter. I spend too much time on mobile devices now to not have that be a primary consideration. After using Keepass+Dropbox, I won't go to anything less convenient (and the problem-space doesn't intestate me to build a solution).
- zx2c4 14y agoI use it on my mobile phone without a hitch.
- SoftwareMaven 14y agoI saw your other comment. Unfortunately, there is at least one, very large, platform where the terminal access is not really an option. Does Windows mobile OS provide terminal access?
- zx2c4 14y ago> Does Windows Thank you, come again!
- gks 14y agoMeh. Don't be platform-phobic. Honestly, people use what is best for them. That may be Windows, it may be Linux. Point is, don't knock it if it works for them.
- zx2c4 14y agoI'm not platform phobic. I've got more traumatic memories digging deep into win32 innards than I care to admit... Point is, I'm not wasting my time trying to wrestle cygwin into shape, let alone investigating cygwin on windows phone. That said, this could probably be re-implemented pretty easily using native win32 or .net... or whatever.