It was one of the easiest to setup and it works flawlessly. I’m a bit paranoid about losing my data even with the backups… Any recommendation?

      • PlutoniumAcid@lemmy.worldEnglish
        1·
        3 年前

        Same for email. I can’t afford it to be down for days while I stress out about fixing whatever it was that I broke.

        • dustojnikhummer@lemmy.worldEnglish
          1·
          3 年前

          Actually on premise self hosting email is just stupid these days. I do have my domain email set up with a local provider, but I don’t use it. Again, email is crucial and I don’t trust myself

  • Klox@lemmy.worldEnglish
    4·
    3 年前

    I regularly hear it’s great. Has anyone moved from KeePass? I haven’t read anything that makes me think I should move on from KeePass. I have maybe ~4-5 clients and merging databases has been very easy since no client is offline for too long.

    • balance_sheet@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
      2·
      3 年前

      Not really, no. I have an HDD and an SSD both in a same machine. Data in SSD gets copied to HDD everyday. I don’t have any remote backup yet. How do you do your remote backup?

  • freedomenjoyer@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
    1·
    3 年前

    From what I understand of it your passwords and all should be save as it also stores them clientsided. So its more like your sync is down. But dont quote me on that

  • jyte@lemmy.worldEnglish
    1·
    3 年前

    I put my self hosted instance down on purpose and tried to access my phone’s app. It works and I can export to csv or json from there.

    The likelihood of my phone & NAS breaking down at the same time seems rather thin.

  • SirMaple_@lemmy.worldEnglish
    1·
    3 年前

    I’ve been using it for a few months now and love it. I have it on 2 VMs. 1 at home and 1 on my dedicated server in the cloud.

    I have a horribly written script that stops the vaultwarden container on the home VM, it copies the db.sqlite3 files to the VM in the cloud using SCP, copies everything inside the attachments folder using SCP and then starts the container again. I then have the same type of script on the cloud VM that stops the container, grabs the db and attachments from the temp folder and moves them to the correct directories and starts the container.

    I only use the instance on the VM at home, the cloud VM is only used if something has happened to the VM at home. I do the same with my netbox instance.

    I also don’t expose anything to the internet. Everything is behind WireGuard. I have my phone setup with Tasker to automatically connect the tunnel when my phone disconnects from my home WiFi SSID.