Bitwarden - Self-hosted password manager

fbartels

@iamthefij said in Bitwarden - Self-hosted password manager:

I can also add an MIT license file as long as @fbartels agrees, since I based it on his repo.

Almost forgot to reply here. I have added a license file to my repo now. So when you rebase yours you should get it as well.

will

@fbartels you are the man!

iamthefij

Awesome! Thanks @fbartels!

I've merged your changes in, switched back to the single stage build for speed (possible now that MySQL support is offered in a Docker image), and updated the Readme and Changelog.

I believe this "works for me" but someone else should validate as well.

necrevistonnezr

I'm trying to build and install the new version. After

cloudron update --app=bit.mydomain.com

I received the error

Docker Error: Unable to pull image. Please check the network or if the image needs authentication. statusCode: 404

Trying to restore the app that is now in an error state, I receive the same error. Docker is running, repository is set to public, I'm both logged in in cloudron and docker on the command line.

Any idea?

girish

@necrevistonnezr Is this after you did a cloudron build ? If you open up ~/.cloudron.json, it will have an apps section and inside that various paths. Can you check what the dockerImage in that is?

necrevistonnezr

@girish said in Bitwarden - Self-hosted password manager:

@necrevistonnezr Is this after you did a cloudron build ? If you open up ~/.cloudron.json, it will have an apps section and inside that various paths. Can you check what the dockerImage in that is?

Sorry, can't check that right now as I'm at work - but shouldn't I be able to at least restore the app?

iamthefij

@necrevistonnezr you can specify the image you want Cloudron to pull on the command line to your update command as well via --image=something/something:latest. This is what I do in the Makefile I added to allow me to use a more standard Docker workflow with pushing to Docker Hub and pulling from there.

necrevistonnezr

@girish said in Bitwarden - Self-hosted password manager:

@necrevistonnezr Is this after you did a cloudron build ? If you open up ~/.cloudron.json, it will have an apps section and inside that various paths. Can you check what the dockerImage in that is?

It says (anonymized):

 "apps": {
        "/Users/Username/Cloudron/bitwardenrs-app": {
            "repository": "myrepo/bitwarden",
            "dockerImage": "myrepo/bitwarden:20200122-061725-4544ff2bf",
            "dockerImageSha256": "00000fdbc13fa2f2d8edc85fc73b0d68c803b180a2287c19e03c3b25f453d6a97"
        }
    },

Those are the correct coordinates....

girish

@necrevistonnezr I have sent you an email to follow this up.

will

Is there any way I can help push this along?

jimcavoli

Likewise - this seems tantalizingly close to ready - and it's high up my list of things I'd like to get to deploying. What's the remaining to-do list or best way(s) to contribute at this point?

necrevistonnezr

bitwarden_rs 1.1.4 is out
https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs

Added support for running on subpath, simply add the subpath to the DOMAIN variable: DOMAIN=https://example.com/custom-path

Attachment size limits, per-user and per-organization, set USER_ATTACHMENT_LIMIT or ORG_ATTACHMENT_LIMIT to a value in kilobytes to apply it.

Updated U2F library which might solve some U2F certificate errors.

Added SMTP test button in the admin page.

Use web vault built by docker autobuild, using the hash to reference the image for extra security

Now accepting y/n, True/False, 1/0 as config options that are booleans.

Fixed error Unique constraint violation when using Two Factor and Postgres.

Fixed error with can_signup_user that didn't allow to change the email address.

Don't error if admin token is empty but disabled

Now email domains are converted to punycode before sending

Enable icons to be cached in the clients

Added option to change invitation org name

Enabled the sending of invitations from the admin panel, even when disabled

Dependency updates

will

@necrevistonnezr Bumping this app request, bitwarden is one of the last important holdouts in my cloud replacement efforts.

necrevistonnezr

@will fbartels version is fully functional (https://git.cloudron.io/fbartels/bitwardenrs-app), I've been using it for months now. And if you modify the bitwarden_rs build number in https://git.cloudron.io/fbartels/bitwardenrs-app/-/blob/master/Dockerfile before building, you get the newest version. I updated just yesterday.

Change

FROM "bitwardenrs/server:1.13.1-alpine" as bitwarden

to

FROM "bitwardenrs/server:1.14-alpine" as bitwarden

jdaviescoates

@necrevistonnezr given this @fbartels app works and is the most requested app, and the release of Cloudron 5 out of the way, and the goal for this year seems to be to get lots more apps released, I'm left wondering what is holding up getting this into the app store @girish @nebulon?

will

@necrevistonnezr I know you've talked about it in the past, do you have the thread where there are instructions on how to install it? DO I add that URL as a private git repo? Never did any custom app stuff before (well I tried and failed)

necrevistonnezr

@will said in Bitwarden - Self-hosted password manager:

@necrevistonnezr I know you've talked about it in the past, do you have the thread where there are instructions on how to install it? DO I add that URL as a private git repo? Never did any custom app stuff before (well I tried and failed)

Install & run Docker, it will ask you to log in or create a Docker account
Keep the Docker app / service running
git clone https://git.cloudron.io/fbartels/bitwardenrs-app and cd bitwardenrs-app
cloudron build(that's assuming you have installed cloudron cli via npm) - it will ask you for your cloudron credentials, and ask for your Docker repository, which should be set to public during the installation (makes it easier from my experience), e.g. in the form Docker_Username/bitwarden_rs
cloudron install: it will ask for the domain to install to, e.g. bit.domain.tld

If you update, it's pretty much the same, just git pullin the app directory, cloudron build, and then cloudron update --app bit.domain.tld

will

@necrevistonnezr said in Bitwarden - Self-hosted password manager:

cloudron build

Ok went through the steps.

installed docker, registered and made an empty public repo
On my linux vm I got docker up and running
Cloned that repo to local dir
Ran Cloudron build inside repo folder
Seemed to build but then asked if I was logged into docker?
Logged into docker and cloudron on the CLI and tried again.
CLI seemed to try to get at a repo at docker.io, but my repo is at hub.docker.com

Sorta installed, visible in cloudron error message in cloudron:

If a configuration, update, restore or backup action resulted in an error, you can retry the task.

An error occurred during the install operation: Not found: Unable to pull image willrimmer/bitwarden_rs:20200320-035449-643626a03. message: (HTTP code 404) unexpected - manifest for willrimmer/bitwarden_rs:20200320-035449-643626a03 not found statusCode: 404

Let me know if I'm understanding the flow correctly.

Clone from github locally.
Package up a Cloudron ready docker container and push to Docker Hub
Cloudron grabs and deploys from Docker Hub(?)

girish

@will The docker image didn't get pushed for some reason. I don't see it here - https://hub.docker.com/r/willrimmer/bitwarden_rs . Just do a cloudron build again. Do you see it push ?

necrevistonnezr

BTW, when looking for the newest Docker releases, this site https://docker-hub-rss.now.sh and in particular this feed
https://docker-hub-rss.now.sh/bitwardenrs/server.atom is ery helpful...

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