In the future, pscp could be supported based on the current implementation.
#Keepassxc encrypted database password
Scp only allows password input from terminal, so the current implementation assumes you have key files set up.
#Keepassxc encrypted database code
The benefit of this concept is that keepassxc does not have to maintain code for remote copy procedures for different protocols. Let me know, if relying on a program in the PATH is an accetable solution (it is for my use cases 😄). Afterwards the database is uploaded again. In contrast to the already available "Merge from Database.", "Remote Merge." also merges back to the source database. scp is availble for all major OSs ( even Windows provides OpenSSH nowadays) The concept relies on the program scp being available on the PATH. The "URL" where the remote database is, has to be set for obvious reasons. This change adds a new entry in the "Database" menu "Remote Merge.", which opens a dialog where some of the options from scp can be set. I have created a proof of concept commit here: 3925ed0 I have been working on this for some time. But it would make using a password manager easier for a lot of people who simply put their database on the cloud storage from their mail provider. I agree that it is a bit out of scope for a password manager to take care of syncing issues with webdav. Thats why it would be convenient if I could just connect to webdav in keepassxc and keepassxc takes care of downloading my database (or use a cached one if there is no internet) and notifying me if there are any conflicts (database changed remotely) when i want to save my database. However, I have to remember to change again to the webdav database when I have Internet otherwise my changes would be overwritten by the cron task. The problem is that when you have no internet, keepassxc opens with an error (database not found or something like that) and I have to manually select my backup database. use a cron task to save the database every 15 minutes to my home folder.However I couldnt find any good webdav client for linux. This is no problem when you use dropbox or nextcloud since they have sync clients which download your files, make them available offline and then taking care of changes. People also want to use their database when there is no internet available.
Yes every computer can mount webdav, but this requires that there is a permanent internet connection.
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