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Here, I also want to mention vaultwarden which is an open-source Rust implementation of the server: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden https://github.co

Here, I also want to mention vaultwarden which is an open-source Rust implementation of the server: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden

notpushkin 3y ago
Using Vauldwarden for my team passwords (for personal ones I have Password Store). Zero problems except when I had to migrate to another server and it didn't pick up the database from the Docker volume I restored the first time (although it's equally likely a Docker problem or me doing something wrong).
- quaintdev 3y ago
  > it didn't pick up the database from the Docker volume I restored the first time This happened to me too. Moved to KepassXC with syncthing and I haven't looked back
  - notpushkin 3y ago
    KeePass is nice from my experience, but how well does it perform in a multi-user environment?
    - teekert 3y ago
      I went away from keepassxc after too many sync conflicts. Perhaps it was my own Nextcloud that was the cause, but now with passwords sharing between me and spouse and no more sync issues (on Vaultwarden) I’m very happy I switched.
preya2k 3y ago
Only thing missing from Vaultwarden is SSO/Oauth. There’s a PR for it that’s been open for years. I’ve lost hope that it’ll ever land.
- mdaniel 3y ago
  Have you considered just merging it into your own fork? I guess it depends on what their specific concerns are, but if it's political and not technical, I'd for sure just keep rebasing that change on top of releases and let them do as they see fit
- cvalka 3y ago
  This is the first feature they should have implemented.
e12e 3y ago
Just a reminder that the official bitwarden server is also FOSS (AGPL): https://github.com/bitwarden/server https://github.com/bitwarden/server
- cvalka 3y ago
  Written in .NET! What a disaster...
mdhen 3y ago
I use vaultwarden for my personal use. It's fantastic.

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Here, I also want to mention vaultwarden which is an open-source Rust implementation of the server: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden https://github.co

by woernsn 3y ago

Here, I also want to mention vaultwarden which is an open-source Rust implementation of the server: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden

notpushkin 3y ago
Using Vauldwarden for my team passwords (for personal ones I have Password Store). Zero problems except when I had to migrate to another server and it didn't pick up the database from the Docker volume I restored the first time (although it's equally likely a Docker problem or me doing something wrong).
- quaintdev 3y ago
  > it didn't pick up the database from the Docker volume I restored the first time This happened to me too. Moved to KepassXC with syncthing and I haven't looked back
  - notpushkin 3y ago
    KeePass is nice from my experience, but how well does it perform in a multi-user environment?
    - teekert 3y ago
      I went away from keepassxc after too many sync conflicts. Perhaps it was my own Nextcloud that was the cause, but now with passwords sharing between me and spouse and no more sync issues (on Vaultwarden) I’m very happy I switched.
preya2k 3y ago
Only thing missing from Vaultwarden is SSO/Oauth. There’s a PR for it that’s been open for years. I’ve lost hope that it’ll ever land.
- mdaniel 3y ago
  Have you considered just merging it into your own fork? I guess it depends on what their specific concerns are, but if it's political and not technical, I'd for sure just keep rebasing that change on top of releases and let them do as they see fit
- cvalka 3y ago
  This is the first feature they should have implemented.
e12e 3y ago
Just a reminder that the official bitwarden server is also FOSS (AGPL): https://github.com/bitwarden/server https://github.com/bitwarden/server
- cvalka 3y ago
  Written in .NET! What a disaster...
mdhen 3y ago
I use vaultwarden for my personal use. It's fantastic.