Hi,
Please, I need help.
I use Keepass both on Windows7 and Android.
I realized that the contents of both databases are not synchronized.
I use Google Drive to sync.
After some investigation I see that Keepass2Android is not updating the same google drive file that I see in Windows.
Also I cannot find the file that Keepass2Android is saving in Google Drive, if it were saved in a different folder.
When I start Keepass2Android (0.9.9e),
I open the file "gdrive://<my email address>/KeePassDatabase.kdbx"
I supose the file is located on the root of my google drive associated with the email address.
So I supose I'm not accesing my Gdrive. Where is the file going? If there is an error accessing Gdrive I don't get an error on screen. Could it be logged somewhere?
I do can update the gdrive file from Windows (v2.31).
What is that gdrive paht I select when opening? Is that a notation meaning the root of my gdrive?
What is the database name in the configuration?
Thanks
Martin
Comments: Switched to Dropbox and KeeCloud. Problem solved.
Please, I need help.
I use Keepass both on Windows7 and Android.
I realized that the contents of both databases are not synchronized.
I use Google Drive to sync.
After some investigation I see that Keepass2Android is not updating the same google drive file that I see in Windows.
Also I cannot find the file that Keepass2Android is saving in Google Drive, if it were saved in a different folder.
When I start Keepass2Android (0.9.9e),
I open the file "gdrive://<my email address>/KeePassDatabase.kdbx"
I supose the file is located on the root of my google drive associated with the email address.
So I supose I'm not accesing my Gdrive. Where is the file going? If there is an error accessing Gdrive I don't get an error on screen. Could it be logged somewhere?
I do can update the gdrive file from Windows (v2.31).
What is that gdrive paht I select when opening? Is that a notation meaning the root of my gdrive?
What is the database name in the configuration?
Thanks
Martin
Comments: Switched to Dropbox and KeeCloud. Problem solved.