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We also use KeePass (Classic Edition) saved in a repository that we can then share. The nice thing about KeePass is that there are clients/ports/compatible prog
by gvb 14y ago
We also use KeePass (Classic Edition) saved in a repository that we can then share. The nice thing about KeePass is that there are clients/ports/compatible programs on Windows, linux, iDevices, and Android.
The repository gives us versioning and a relatively crude but effective way of sharing as well as some additional access control.