The title tells no news, and since the date of XP's dead I still live with it, without getting the unrequired updates by Billy the door. KeyPass should now sync the database to dropbox every time you press the save button IO Connection - Password = whatever you want. IO Connection - User Name = EXACT title of the keypass credential from step 3 on the Actions Tab select the Synchronize action (should be the 2nd action listed) and click editįile/URL = dropbox://path_to_database_on_dropbox on the Events tab change the path to point to a local copy of your keypass databaseġ0. Select the newly created trigger and press the edit buttonĩ. Click the Tools button and select Past Triggers from ClipboardĨ. Check the box to enable the trigger systemħ. Open your keepass database and navigate to Tools > TriggersĦ. find this entry and note the exact title.

if the wizard worked correctly you should now have a keypass entry for KeeCloud Dropbox credentials. Follow the wizard to get an API key from dropboxģ. Open your keepass database and navigate to Tools > URL Credential Wizard. The issue may be Android, I quickly found this (SSHFS):Ģ. There would be no problems from Linuxes with Fuse/CurlFtpFS, or with SSHFS. Wouldn't something like FTPUSE or dokan SSHFS or FTPdrive do in your case? You could host a disk image on your own server, and at the most you will be using the last XP compatible version of the 'client' (insecure because without latest updates, you should really get a modern OS, using a better security model, bla, bla, bla) but since all in all it will be an 'in house' operation that should be not a problem. Given your (simple) requisites and your experience/capabilities, wouldn't using some form of 'netdrive' be a valid alternative in your case? But it is likely that before or later these (or their clients) also will be dumbified to exclude XP users.

Our friend google gave me this (when asked politely ): Our friend google did not give me usable suggestions right now.

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