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Support for Nextcloud
I is it possible to add support for Nextcloud in the next version?
would be create.
thx
You already can use KeePass (without KeeAnywhere) to connect to OwnCloud, NextCloud etc. using WebDav. WebDav is implemented in KeePass natively.
Drawback of this solution: you don't have the additional features of KeeAnywhere like
- Fancy "Open From Cloud" File Browser
- "automatic" offline mode
- auto-backup
I noticed that many users like exactly that simplicity. But if I would implement it there are some security issues involved: 1. I prefer OAuth2 authorization. In OwnCloud and NextCloud you have to manage OAuth settings for KeeAnywhere on your own. It's very technical. Pro: There is no need for KeeAnywhere to store your username and password somewhere. Cons: in NextCloud there is no "scoping" of KeeAnywhere requests, so KeeAnywhere has full-access to all features in your NextCloud instance.
If I do not implement OAuth2 I have to store your username and password somewhere or have to request on demand. For AWS I already implemented a kind of username+password saving in config file. In non-portable-version of KeeAnywhere the password is encrypted with Windows API for your currently logged in user. For portable version it is completely unencrypted.
So you see, there is no solution that is as aesy as just using one of the other services (OneDrive, Dropbox, etc.)
What are your thoughts on this topic?
Regards, Daniel
Andy @.***> hat am 10.03.2023 09:09 CET geschrieben:
I is it possible to add support for Nextcloud in the next version?
would be create.
thx
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Thank you Kryodan! Great work. Appreciate all your efforts on this project