Offline nature of KeePassXC introduces two key challenges:
1. Synchronization: How do you keep your database in sync across multiple devices without relying on proprietary cloud clients?
2. Integration: How do you make it seamless to use these passwords in your system and applications (like Git or VS Code)?
This article describes a battle-tested setup that solves both problems using Rclone for synchronization and the Secret Service API for system integration in Linux distributions, specifically those based on Wayland.
Be very careful with bisync, it is experimental and perhaps the most fragile part of rclone. Carefully read the limitations[1] and monitor your logs!
I personally use mount, I have never had problems with locking.
[1] https://rclone.org/bisync/#limitations
Offline nature of KeePassXC introduces two key challenges:
1. Synchronization: How do you keep your database in sync across multiple devices without relying on proprietary cloud clients?
2. Integration: How do you make it seamless to use these passwords in your system and applications (like Git or VS Code)?
This article describes a battle-tested setup that solves both problems using Rclone for synchronization and the Secret Service API for system integration in Linux distributions, specifically those based on Wayland.