Vaultwarden is a lightweight, self-hosted alternative to the official Bitwarden server.

Fully compatible with Bitwarden clients, open-source, and perfect for privacy-focused users who want full control over their passwords.

👉 https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden

👉 More tools like this: https://digital-escape-tools-phi.vercel.app/

#Privacy #OpenSource #SelfHosting #FOSS #DeGoogle #PasswordManager

Vaultwarden is a lightweight, self-hosted alternative to the official Bitwarden server.

Fully compatible with Bitwarden clients, open-source, and perfect for privacy-focused users who want full control over their passwords.

👉 https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden

👉 More tools like this: https://digital-escape-tools-phi.vercel.app/

#Privacy #OpenSource #SelfHosting #FOSS #DeGoogle #PasswordManager

Hey, so, what password manager do people recommend right now? I know KeePassXC started accepting LLM code a little while ago so I don't want to recommend it any more, but we actually don't know the scene at all.

#PasswordManager #AskFedi

My solution for syncing keepass between Linux and iPhone (works with KeePassDX on Android too) using Nextcloud:

My Linux computer is running Incus, and one container is my Nextcloud server.

I have created a folder ~/nextcloud where my keepass.kdbx is located.

KeePassXC is using this file directly and since it's a local file it's always accessible.

I have mounted ~/nextcloud inside the Incus Nextcloud container as /data.

In Nextcloud I have monuted /data as a folder for my Nextcloud user.

In KeePassium in iPhone I have set it up to use WebDAV to my Nextcloud server and then choosen the keepass.kdbx file.

(This way I can also easily share any file between Linux and iPhone)
(I know there are other ways to do this, but since I want to always have access to keepass.kdbx on Linux even if Nextcloud is not running this solution best fits my needs)

#KeePass #KeePassXC #KeePassDX #KeePassium #Incus #Nextcloud #Linux #iPhone #Android #WebDAV #PasswordManager #PasswordManagers #Passwords

My solution for syncing keepass between Linux and iPhone (works with KeePassDX on Android too) using Nextcloud:

My Linux computer is running Incus, and one container is my Nextcloud server.

I have created a folder ~/nextcloud where my keepass.kdbx is located.

KeePassXC is using this file directly and since it's a local file it's always accessible.

I have mounted ~/nextcloud inside the Incus Nextcloud container as /data.

In Nextcloud I have monuted /data as a folder for my Nextcloud user.

In KeePassium in iPhone I have set it up to use WebDAV to my Nextcloud server and then choosen the keepass.kdbx file.

(This way I can also easily share any file between Linux and iPhone)
(I know there are other ways to do this, but since I want to always have access to keepass.kdbx on Linux even if Nextcloud is not running this solution best fits my needs)

#KeePass #KeePassXC #KeePassDX #KeePassium #Incus #Nextcloud #Linux #iPhone #Android #WebDAV #PasswordManager #PasswordManagers #Passwords