On 06/23/2015 11:31 AM, g wrote:
On 06/23/2015 04:44 PM, Rick Stevens wrote:
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I use KeePassX and carry its db file around on a USB thumb drive on
my keychain. I also have it on my Android phone, just in case and
there's versions of it around for danged near any OS/phone/tablet
around.
.
great minds think alike. :-D
Well, YOUR mind might be great, mine is a bit fuzzy and wonky!
i carry around a pny 64G0 usb memory with legal docs, birth and death
certificates, passwords, moz bookmarks and address book in moz format,
html, and text, along with a few other important files. all of which
is in an encrypted file.
yes, i well remember how to decrypt file. ;-)
a long time friend uses his cellphone for his carry around 'vault'
as he calls it.
i went to KeePassX.org to read what it is about. and liked what i
read, so i now have KeePassX installed on my 64 bit tower to read
up on later.
Good deal! It seems to have a pretty wide availability.
thanks for passing that along.
it is a shame that it is not available in 32 bit so i could install
it on my 32 bit laptop. :-(
It's pretty easy to build from the source tarball if you've ever done
that sort of thing before. If not, I can try to build it for you. Email
me offline with your laptop's config (OS, desktop, etc.) and I'll see
what I can do.
and i thank you for posting to this thread.
I'm sure you'd find many others wishing I'd shut-the-h*** up! :-D
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