However, one thing that it lacks is the user/password support, therefore we cannot have a master DB with all the user/passwords and give permissions to read/write to different users o departments, or can we? KeePass is an excellent open-source passwords DB, with lots of plugins, forks and functionalities.
Meaning you do like it says and you wont be able to sync with Google Drive, getting some strange looking errors.How to setup a KeePass master DB and export to secondary DBs for user control. Q: OK, why do I need your guide and not the one provided by the plugin developer ? A: First the official tutorial that has some steps missing and is sadly not up to date with the new features of Google's API Console. I'm using Windows 7 and 8, Windows XP, Ubuntu Linux and Android and this software supports all of them and has even plugins support. That means it runs virtually on anything. Ports of it on: PocketPC & Smart Devices, Windows Phone, Android, iPhone / iPad, Mac OS X, BlackBerry (including 10), J2ME / mobile phones (old ones), JavaScript (browsers, runs on a webserver), Palm OS. Q: Why KeePass and not RoboForm or RoboForm2Go or software XYZ?Ī:It's FREE and the supported operating systems: Windows 98 / 98SE / ME / 2000 / XP / 2003 / Vista / 7 / 8, each 32-bit and 64-bit, Mono (Linux, Mac OS X, BSD. A: Look at the upper image, if you got not a passwords like dKeDjupfS22ykVSyzAmo and you can memorize them for each site you use then you are a easy target for some script kid that dreams to be a hacker.
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