New is a fix for a crash on macOS which occurred on exit. Additionally there are improvements for dragging entries to move / copy, Quick Unlock is automatically enabled when unlocked for Auto-Type or browser access, and the Auto-Type button and shortcut are disabled when the Auto-Type setting is disabled for the entry or group. Complete Changelog is available on https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/releases/tag/2.7.6

  • sudo_su@feddit.deOPM
    1·
    2 years ago

    WebDAV is not comparable to a public website. The only similarity is the http protocol. But this is also true for OneDrive, Dropbox or Google Drive. If you use a local RPi, try SFTP. This is significantly faster and makes less problems with date comparison during a sync. This doesn’t matter much for a Keepass DB with a rather small file size, but it does for comparable syncs.

    • Critical Silence@feddit.de
      1·
      2 years ago

      I understand that its not comparable in this way but I dont have the need to open gates for that sync. Windows provides SMB and WebDAV natively, so it feels like overkilling, installing additional software like FileZilla, WinFsp and/or SSHFS-Win. I dont have a classic need of cloud storage like gigabytes of data, so both works for me for now. The problem with android now is that neither WebDAV nor Samba is implemented and needs additional apps. But this is a pain I get in any way when prefering not to use Google services ;)

      • sudo_su@feddit.deOPM
        2·
        2 years ago

        If you use KeePass2Android, then WebDAV is built-in. If you use KeePassDX, I can recommend DavX5. You can integrate a WebDAV share in the standard Filesystem with that and open/save the keepass db like on a local filesystem. The last 2 are available for free on F-Droid.

        • Critical Silence@feddit.de
          1·
          2 years ago

          Yes I saw DAVx⁵ but it doesn’t fulfill my requirements, the focus is on Calendar and Contacts there and embedding it into default explorer does not work as intended. I guess I give up and only use WebDAV for KeePass. But anyway it was a fun try and error after reading your initial comment

            • Critical Silence@feddit.de
              1·
              2 years ago

              I installed it but it seems like the button “Share” only opens a explorer where I can share mounted or device data. The integrated file explorer does not show the mounts, so it only works in one direction. I guess, mounting it requires root? I rolled back to samba for usual files and use the WebDAV where I really have a benefit, like with KeePass.

              My use case is actually just the transfer of files between hosts, not the idea of sharing them permanently

              • sudo_su@feddit.deOPM
                2·
                2 years ago

                It works for every user. Be sure to grant SAF privileges to the app and the folder. Then you can open the mount from the left handed files application drawer. For example from within KeePassDX, click on “Open existing database” > the system “files” app opens > click the hamburger menu in “files” > find the Webdav mount on the bottom in the drawer > the Webdav share opens > navigate to the database > click it > voila it opens in KeePassDX. If you now change the entries > it’s saved directly to the Webdav share.

                Sounds a lot of clicks, but you will get used to it, after a short while. It’s the same as any other mount like Onedrive, Google drive or Dropbox. Very easy.

                Please have a look at the documentation at https://manual.davx5.com/webdav_mounts.html?app-version=4.3.5.2-ose

                There is also a YouTube video, explaining everything.