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>KDE Secret Sync tool aims to help synchronize secrets, such as passwords and login-in account information, between several devices running KDE. It comes as a feature of the new KSecretsService infrastructure. For more information about this infrastructure, please check the <ulink url="http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/Utils/ksecretsservice"

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>KDE Secret Sync tool aims to help synchronize secrets, such as passwords

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and login-in account information, between several devices running KDE.

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It comes as a feature of the new KSecretsService infrastructure. For

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more information about this infrastructure, please check the

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<ulink url="http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/Utils/ksecretsservice"

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>KSecretsService page</ulink

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> and also the <ulink url="https://projects.kde.org/projects/kde/kdeutils/ksecrets"

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and also the

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<ulink url="https://projects.kde.org/projects/kde/kdeutils/ksecrets"

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>project information page</ulink

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>. This tool is currently under development.</para>

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>. This tool is

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currently under development.</para>

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<para

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>&kde; Secret Sync uses cryptography to securely exchange the secrets between the devices. As such, it can be used over insecure connections, such as the Internet.</para>

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>&kde; Secret Sync uses cryptography to securely exchange the secrets

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between the devices. As such, it can be used over insecure connections,

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such as the Internet.</para>

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>The operation is quite simple and it can follow one of the two scenarios:</para>

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resources can also be viewed as a backup.</para>

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>Peer-to-peer synchronization</title>

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>This operation mode does not require access to a centralized server. A list of known computers is used instead. &kde; Secret Sync will initiate secret exchange sessions with each of it's known computers over a SSH tunnel. The local secret changes are propagated to the other known computers as soon as they are detected.</para>

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>This operation mode does not require access to a centralized (IMAP)

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server. A list of known computers is used instead. &kde; Secret Sync will

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initiate secret exchange sessions with each of it's known computers over

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a SSH tunnel. The local secret changes are propagated to the other known

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computers as soon as they are detected.</para>

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>This case require a network connection between known devices. The &kde; Secret Sync tool will hold sync operations with the devices that are not available due to network outages. A naming service should be used for devices that change IP address with each connection.</para>

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>This case require a network connection between known devices. The &kde;

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Secret Sync tool will hold sync operations with the devices that are not

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available due to network outages. A naming service should be used for

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devices that change IP address with each connection.</para>

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>On the <guilabel

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>General</guilabel

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>Enable auto synchronization</guilabel

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> and adjust the port your computer is listening for this service. Go to the <guilabel

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and adjust the port your computer is listening for this service. Go to the

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<guilabel

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> tab and add all remote computer names and the port numbers they are listening for synchronization of secrets.</para>

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port numbers they are listening for synchronization of secrets.</para>

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