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afaik the second user should open it read only, so it cant update (that's why I was saying that the user should close it after having read/written some data)
by Ecio78 14y ago
afaik the second user should open it read only, so it cant update (that's why I was saying that the user should close it after having read/written some data)
- estel 14y agoThat was true for Keepass 1, but since 2 I think everyone can open it read/write? I think I'm prompted to "synchronise" when I save if another user has saved since I first opened it.
- tallanvor 14y agoAh, if KeePass v2 allows for synchronization, then that solves the big problem of people overwriting each other. Although I would probably still suggest a solution that allows more granular access controls and doesn't require everyone to share the same password for logging in.