New user and choice for working with pCloud

[Budgie2]

I use Tumbleweed for my workstation OS and pCloud for data storage etc. I appreciate that it is not good practice to have my pw database on cloud storage but need the expediency when working with several different machines and clients.
Recently I have found that using the phone is sometimes easier and faster than working on workstation and essential if away from my desk. I therefore wish to be able to access my passwords while using my android phone.
It appears that KeepassDX is a good choice but would appreciate some advice on setting it up in particular to avoid needing too many different phrases for logging into KPDX and then pCloud.
Please can somebody give me advice on this.
Regards,
Budge

[J-Jamet]

There aren't really any tips; it's up to the user to choose the type of synchronisation they want for their database file and how they want to back it up. That's the whole point of KeePassDX.

• Do not hesitate to set up a regular backup system.
• Check that your cloud service handles binary file conflicts correctly. If not, define a merge strategy.
• Use a combination of credentials for your service and database that matches your security requirements.
  Feel free to read the FAQ and wiki for more information.
  https://github.com/Kunzisoft/KeePassDX/wiki

[midnight-wonderer]

Did you try Syncthing?

sudo zypper in syncthing

(also check your firewall config; it has built-in rule shipped with firewalld, but I don't know which firewall do you use.)

It's like pCloud without cloud storage.
I think Dropbox can't goes this far, if this software exist back then.