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On Fri, 19 Feb 2021 22:07:21 -0500, Kusoneko wrote: |
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> That is also what I use. I also personally use my phone with KeepassDX |
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> for when I'm not next to my personal PC, and I have the databases synced |
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> together through Syncthing. However, on the topic of Syncthing, I |
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> haven't had any issue so far, but I also haven't been able to find |
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> anywhere if the thing encrypts traffic that's sent from anywhere to |
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> anywhere else. From what I understand of Syncthing though, it seems to |
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> give each machine a unique ID, let's you give them names and then |
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> specify a shared folder, then using the local networks it can find |
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> other devices running Syncthing, and on the wider internet, it seems to |
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> connect to some random "discovery servers" that seem like their purpose |
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> is to act as a way to have the devices find each other if they're on |
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> other networks so that the shared directories stay synced at all times. |
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That's correct. Syncthing is P2P, the only traffic that goes through |
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their servers is for discovery. If even that is too much for you, you can |
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run your own discovery server. |
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> I just wish I knew if the files are encrypted e2e or not when using |
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> this. |
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According to Syncthing's own FAQ "Data that is sent over the network is |
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compressed (optionally) and encrypted (always). " |
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Neil Bothwick |
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Bagpipe for free: Stuff cat under arm. Pull legs, chew tail. |