How should I sync Keepass across devices Sup Forums?
How should I sync Keepass across devices Sup Forums?
Luis Long
Ian White
Using a password database, you mongrel. How else do you think?
Nolan Richardson
Use a hashing algo to generate your passwords from one master password and the name of the place the password is for. No password manager needed.
Joshua Diaz
Put the db in Dropbox.
Connor James
Use Teampass instead?
Dylan Richardson
I think he means how does he sync the database, you pedant
Jaxon Cooper
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Austin Gomez
-nextcloud on vps or otherwise
-syncthing
-carry an usb stick
Jonathan Morris
I use Syncthing, works for me
Easton Cox
This. Syncthing just werks.
Asher Cox
this
Joseph Cruz
Seafile
Dropbox
Google drive
whatever you want
Ethan Green
see
Jonathan Perry
you might want to install a backup plugin for keepass that will automatically save backups to as many folders as you want every time you save your database.
Set one of the backup locations to be a folder that is synced to some kind of cloud storage like dropbox, google drive, icloud etc. That way, your database will automatically be backed up online every time you update it.
Michael Clark
The file is encrypted. They can't do shit.
John Howard
Just use Bitwarden. It's opensource.
Jordan Martinez
I use dropbox with 2FA enabled to sync across devices.
Dylan Watson
Use Lastpass. It just works.
Jayden Ross
>inb4 quantum computing cracks .kbdx in seconds
Jace Perry
How does it sync? Doesn't seem much different compared to LastPass.
>only decrypts the vault locally
Yeah right.
Owen Johnson
Use Sync
Free accounts with 5 GB, encrypted
Easton Gutierrez
Can be problematic if place goes under more than one name
Ryder Johnson
Here's what I do for syncing across PC and Android.
>Google Drive to store Keepass encrypted database
>Keepass Client installed on PC latest version
>KeePass Google Sync Plugin. You install this plugin into your Keepass PC client so it can sync your PC with your database stored on Google Drive. sourceforge.net
>Keefox Plugin for Firefox. Since I use Firefox, I have the Keefox addon installed, which allows me to enter passwords and sync while using Firefox. addons.mozilla.org
>Keepass2Android is the app I use on Android that connects and syncs my database on Google Drive and allows me to enter passwords for basically anything. play.google.com
That's it. With this configuration, you can sync across PC and Android for free.
Mason Ward
Master Password does something similar with the site name and master password as a key and your full name as a hash salt.
It's pretty cool, but not easily migrated to if you have a lot of accounts since you can't import.