I wrote a bit about my plans to change the way I manage passwords (tl;dr 1Password --> Syncthing + KeePassXC)
Would love any and all feedback.
https://sts10.github.io/post/password-management-keepassxc-and-syncthing/
@schlink I'm surprised there isn't a Keepass2 implementation for iOS. There are two for Android, and one of them is really good.
@gcupc oh, didn't mean to imply there weren't. There's MiniKeePass and a few others (see: http://keepass.info/download.html).
My issue is that I wouldn't be able to get at my KeePass db on my iphone unless I used something like Dropbox or Google Drive. At least that's my understanding.
@schlink oh. On Android, I use Nextcloud, but there's also an unofficial Syncthing.
@gcupc yeah-- read about the Syncthing Android route-- cool that it's offered.
What's Nextcloud like? I couldn't get a feel for it after a cursory skim of their website. Seemed a bit more intense of a setup than Syncthing? Though if they offered an iOS option that might be a winner...
@schlink they do have an iOS app, I believe. But nextcloud is much more heavyweight than Syncthing. It's not just a syncing solution. It's self-hosted cloud storage, contacts, calendar, plus optional apps for things like notes and document editing.
It's more like Google Drive or Office365 than just sync.
@gcupc ah OK. Syncthing is right about what I can handle-- I'm really relying on the defaults being sane and secure tbh. That said, another thing I want to get off of is Google Calendar
@schlink yeah, combined with davdroid on Android, nextcloud has replaced pretty much all of the Google ecosystem for me (except for Android itself, obviously, and play services, which are insidiously hard to get rid of).
@gcupc where is all your nextcloud stuff hosted? a machine that you physically own and have access to? Nextcloud servers? Somewhere else?
@gcupc ah alright-- a bit over my head at this point. Always more to learn!
@schlink home machine. Many people run it at home behind NAT so as not to worry too much about the security stuff, and VPN in.