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Do any of you know a password manager, that would maybe look a bit like KeePass, but client/server. I wanna be able to simply install it on the user's computer and he's always up-to-date.

It is meant to manage ssh/ftp/mysql/http, so it would be nice to have an integrated launcher

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Are you sure you're willing to store your credentials on someone else's server without knowing what that person might do with it? – BloodPhilia Jun 29 '10 at 17:45
How would KeePass with its database on the server fall short for you? – JRobert Jun 29 '10 at 21:02
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Plain text files stored in a TrueCrypt file, saved in a DropBox directory.

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KeePass, it's very popular and has versions for Windows, Linux, Mac, iPhone, Blackberry, etc, etc, etc. Here's their download page http://keepass.info/download.html.

edit: to sync the keypass database between multiple computers you could use any of a multitude of file sync programs. I would recommend drop box though, as it has worked for me with KeyPass.

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It's called KeePass, not keypass. – Hello71 Jun 29 '10 at 21:56
Thanks Hello, it's so similar it's easy to confuse. – Daisetsu Jul 1 '10 at 16:43
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I'm partial to flat text files, myself. PGP/GPG encrypt them to the group who needs access if you can't trust their machines to keep it safe.

It doesn't get much more portable than text.

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1Password is very popular with the Mac-crowd. The OSX, iPhone & iPad versions are very mature. The windows version is currently in beta.

I have my keychain on my dropbox and never had problems with sharing it.

On my linux box I use the fact that the keychain is just a zip file, which actually provides html based access to your passwords.

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