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Exposing only the Vaultwarden "Send"-Feature via Cloudflare Tunnel (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Hey,

I am hosting vaultwarden with traefik in my homelab. I can connect via tailscale from everywhere. Working fine.

The Send Feature sounds really cool to me, but it doesnt make sense to have this behind tailscale (for sharing with others).

I am wondering if its secure to only publish the /send URL via Cloudflare or if there is a way to get to my vault then. I think Cloudflare Page Rules would be the feature to use here.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

I also recently setup vaultwarden and was wondering this.

Unfortunately I was unable to find a way to only expose the send function. The '/send/ path is preceded by a # making it part of the parameters instead of the uri path. Nginx in my case, sees all the requests for both the vault and the send feature coming from '/' '/app/' '/images/' and '/fonts/'.