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Vaultwarden has such a steep learning curve (lemmy.world)

submitted 2 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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But I want it so badly! All i need to figure out is:

reverse proxys (I stumbled through getting one caddy instance setup so far but gosh I struggle with that also, nginx proxy manager seems like my next step)

a rock solid backup/restore setup (but first I need to figure out where the vaultwarden alpine files live, then be able to get those off of the proxmox vm)

this is more of a vent, than a request for someone to spell it all out for me. But I wouldn't be upset if anyone had the time to point me in the right direction for me.

Would it just be easier to run a keypass XC and syncthing setup?

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago)

Have nginx for all my reverse proxies, it wasn't trivial, but I used it for a lot of other things so it's fine.

I back it up manually to encrypted json, it's not the right way, but I never had much of a proper backup system, other than zfs snapshots and occasionally mirroring to another zfs pool.

It's not a lot of extra work once you have the rest of your apps running, it's fairly low maintenance and mostly just works, but again I haven't bothered with backups really.

Edit: Running most if not all my services on freebsd as jails, that might have made it easier.