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I store the keypass database in dropbox so that my phone and other computers can all access the same db. if you're worried about the security of that you can e
by mikegioia 13y ago
I store the keypass database in dropbox so that my phone and other computers can all access the same db.
if you're worried about the security of that you can even take it 1 step further and add a keyfile to your login requirements. you could just store the keyfile outside of dropbox on the devices.
- reedlaw 13y agoThat doesn't solve the merge problem. What happens when you edit a password on one computer and then another password on another computer before syncing?
- fractalis 13y agoIs there much difference between KeePass and KeePassX? I'm assuming the latter is a bit more cross-platform friendly? I use the former, since I'm on Windows, and use VMs for any dev related work. KeePass seems to have a good system in place for synching versions. Using GDrive, if I edit my pass on one machine when I try to add a new password from a second machine I get prompted to either Sync the file first or just completely overwrite it. I've yet to encounter an issue where KeePass gets confused as to what's changed and end up losing passwords in the process.