On the second through nth computers, just create the symlink after deleting the existing mSecure folder: cd ~/Library/Application\ Support Here’s how you do it, in Terminal, on the first computer: cd ~/Library/Application\ Support You can’t just symlink the password db file, as mSecure will overwrite the symlink with an actual file. Create the same symlink on your other computers. In the case of Dropbox sync, there is a workaround: move the mSecure folder from “~/Library/Application Support” into your Dropbox, then create a symlink to the moved folder in Application Support.
SYNC MSECURE WITH DROPBOX MANUAL
But manual syncing falls down the first time you get home and realize that you forgot to sync at work, and now you don’t have the password you really need. Yes, you can manually sync via and iPhone or via the new “Dropbox sync” feature in v3.0. This makes it difficult to use Dropbox or a USB key to share the same database between, say, a home and a work computer. The authors of the (otherwise excellent) mSecure password database for iOS and OS X do not let you chose where to save the password database.
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