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I feel like switching to self hosted vaultwarden was one of my best moves of the year
Been planning to do this just because; now it seems it's strictly necessary.
Gotta figure out how docker, containerization and all that jazz works. I have an account with hetzner but just web/sql hosting and a managed Nextcloud instance - no vps yet.
Seems like a Saturday project that I hope I can get round to.
I tried for it today on an LXC at home but its proving to be a pain in the ass due to my DNS provider, DreamHost. I'll figure it out later, but this isn't as turnkey as I had hoped.
For anyone else in the same boat as me, this is the official Hetzner tutorial on setting up vaultwarden. I'm going to try it at the weekend. I already have the prerequisites taken care of once I order my hetzner server:
Good luck all, link is below.
https://community.hetzner.com/tutorials/how-to-set-up-vaultwarden
I just tried it and it took me 5 minutes, since I use yunohost Just add app, setup admin account, invite myself, then import my bitwarden.org vault (after password encrypting the json export, of course)
Same. But it’s an ugly UX. I liked keepassxc UX better.