Hello
Im looking for a program to share password between my colleges. Like a webapplication that each user can log into and access all the different username/password radius shared secrets, snmp communities and so on.
Any recomendations?

Use pgp together with any social network site that will allow that kind of activity. Or just send each other emails. But beware that if you're sharing anything illegal, they're gonna get you anyway! .

Well thats really not what i was looking for. Say i have 20 servers with unique root password on each plus user for mysql and stuff like that. Thats really not a option to browse around a emailbox. Plus that i really dont want the password in cleartext in the mailbox.

Hence the reason I suggested using pgp. (or Gpg, the Gnu equivalent) You could try Dropbox.

I don't know of any great free-beer solutions to this problem. For very sensitive data, an encryption device (i.e. hardware) is the right answer. For the types of credentials you're describing, perhaps (?) a simple approach: keep an AES-encrypted file on an sftp server that your colleagues have access to. (This would require that you have a safe way to share the encryption key, of course.)

Or, if you like the Dropbox idea, you might also want to check out SpiderOak.

I didn't see anything in OP's question that would indicate (or even hint at) illegal activity. And good encryption is designed precisely to prevent them from "[getting] you".

Well there are stuff like http://www.thycotic.com/products_sec..._overview.html thats more the kind of program im looking for.

With respect, I'm wary of software solutions like this. It is going to be accessed by various users over the 'net, and it runs a general-purpose operating system. Seems like an easy thing to get wrong to me.

YMMV.

Well it will not be accessed over the "net", it will just be accesible through a series of layer protected with both password and certificates.

KeePassX is a FOSS port of the FOSS Windows KeePass application to store passwords etc. in an encrypted database. If the passwords don't change too often and in too many geo-places you could simply distribute the encrypted master database.

That maybe would be something. I have tried this aswell http://sourceforge.net/projects/webkeepass/ But i could not really get it to work as i wanted. The ldap connection was a bit buggy (i could write anything and i could still get logged it)

Ouch! I have been using KeePass and later KeePassX for ~4 years and not had cause for complaint. This usage did not include mounting a serious cryptographic attack on it (I wouldn't know how) but I take comfort in it having a large user base and not having heard of any incidents. The master password entry screen is direct so susceptible to key-loggers.

Keepass have good reputation. But i would really like to have some kind of webgui or something like that. First it would be cool to have a user database, well i guess i could just use a local database insted of a ldap, then i would be able to for example controll what user got what password.
Also if we are multiple people sharing the same "database" for example in keepassx it would be a bit messy if many people start to edit it at the same time (i guess).