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I use bitwarden/vaultwarden (self hosted), and didn't even know there was an attachment option, so haven't used it upto now. I did use notes (for storing stuff

by sigio 4y ago

I use bitwarden/vaultwarden (self hosted), and didn't even know there was an attachment option, so haven't used it upto now. I did use notes (for storing stuff like ssh/gpg keys), and can confirm that these are exported correctly. Attachments are also not exported in vaultwarden as far as I can see. I'll just stick to stuffing files in notes for now, as I had been doing.

mdaniel 4y ago
> Attachments are also not exported in vaultwarden as far as I can see. Understandable, since sibling comments are saying export happens on the client side, and Vaultwarden is merely a server-side replacement Although also relevant is the sibling observation that if you're already running Vaultwarden isn't "backup" less "export from some faceless corporation" and more "take a backup of the vaultwanden database"?
- ravi-delia 4y ago
  In all fairness I think you can run Bitwarden self hosted too, so it would also just be a database backup