Joe Conklin

This definitely makes sense to me. There is a chance that we will get in situations where users are making changes at the same time, but since we only have 15 or so active users at most it seems remote that they would save at the exact same time. Do you know where I can find documentation on the recomended method of using a shared master database? I would like to get this set up correctly while we have a smaller amount of users, to avoid conflicts as we grow. Thank you.

I am either not using this tool correctly or missing someting obvious. We have been using keepass for many years with out issue. We have the keepass database on a network share location (shown in image) and have the client installed on our personal machines. We are able to point to the database and key file on the network share and open the database without issue. Recently, we have been getting an error when we try to save after an update (shown in image). More people are using this database recently...