RE: https://infosec.exchange/@masek/116579264376811608
I switched to Keepass a few months ago not because of reliability issues with Bitwarden itself but out of fear a cloud-based password manager would be taken over just like that.
if you're still using Bitwarden, switch over while you can.
@e12 I personally host my own Vaultwarden instance. You can use it with any Bitwarden client, you have all of the paywalled features, and all the data is stored in your server.
I really recommend it to anyone that has the possibility to self-host it. If not, Keepass is a great alternative :)
@malasaur the issue I have is relating to setting write permissions for rsa_key.pem key, maybe relating to me trying to run it rootless. Just finished investigating once again while trying out different quadlet configs but to no avail
EDIT: I actually gave up and created a volume instead of a home directory for it lol. it worked, I guess?
@e12 EDIT: my bad, I just read your edit lol
Yeah, great that you solved it yourself lol
yeah, I'm not really a fan of Podman anymore 😅
Try setting write permissions to its folder, I recall it being something like
$ podman run --rm it vaultwarden/server id
# Get Vaultwarden's UID and GID
$ podman chown UID:GID /path/to/vaultwarden/data
That should do the trick (hopefully)
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Malasaur