KeePassXC on desktops, editable, autosynced. KeePassDX on phone, read-only, syncing that fast enough without conflicts was more trouble than what was worth. Database synced via self-hosted Nextcloud (pick your poison for the syncing method). Non-bruteforceable password for the database file, database file "regenerated" yearly to catch up with hashing methods and newer formats and whatnot. 3-2-1 backed up. DB files have the advantage of being able to send them to (un)trusted parties too on top, as they can't be opened. Martin On Sun, Sep 22, 2024 at 5:15 PM Georg <g.schlisio@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Dear list crowd, > > I'm looking for a synced password manager solution that connects my Arch > PC with my android phone, and a Windows PC. I'd like to use my arch > server as the nexus, and want to avoid commercial services by all means. > One option I heard is using one or more keepass databases and keeping > them in sync via syncthing. > Another option seems to be bitwarden. > > Are there more good options? What do people use, that works well and > painfree? What other options for automatic syncing of the keepass > database would there be? > > I'd prefer short and on point answers without too much detail, but just > a conceptual sketch. > Thanks in advance, and maybe this benefits someone else as well. > > Georg >
