Unable to Sign In with Correct Password on rofi-bw v1.1.2

[Morten03Nordbye]

Unable to Sign In with Correct Password on rofi-bw v1.1.2

Description

I am currently experiencing an issue with rofi-bw version 1.1.2 where I am unable to sign in despite using the correct password. This issue has persisted across multiple attempts, and I've verified that my password is correct.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Open the rofi-bw tool.
2. Enter the username and password.
3. Attempt to sign in.

Expected Behavior

I expect to successfully sign in since the credentials are correct.

Actual Behavior

The sign-in fails, and I am returned to the login prompt without any error message indicating why the authentication failed.

Environment

• OS: Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish)
• rofi-bw Version: 1.1.2

[Morten03Nordbye]

Are there any debug option?

[SabrinaJewson]

I can reproduce the issue. For some reason the Bitwarden servers have started falsely rejecting requests simply as “incorrect password” and I don’t know why. I can add the specific headers (both are needed):

• Bitwarden-Client-Name: web
• Bitwarden-Client-Version: 2024.4.2

and it works again. In theory there might also be other values I can set these headers too that works, but the Desktop client seems to have disabled devtools so I can’t verify anything.

Problem is I’m not so keen on hardcoding dates into the source code. I’ll make a post on a Bitwarden forums about this, maybe I can get some clarity. If Bitwarden themselves are trying to stamp out third-party apps then unfortunately I’ve little interest in maintaining this project (especially since I don’t actually use Bitwarden anymore).

[SabrinaJewson]

Nevermind, I figured that setting any values for those headers works. Should be fixed in v1.1.3.

[Morten03Nordbye]

Thanks for the help

[Morten03Nordbye]

╔═ 08:14:44 [mnordbye@mnordbye-laptop] ~/Downloads ╚═ $ rofi-bw Warning: failed to load cache

Caused by: decryption failed

[Morten03Nordbye]

Still having some issues.

[SabrinaJewson]

That message appeared for me as well, but only once and after that it was fine. So I’m not sure what caused it, but I thought it wasn’t a problem. Does it persist for you?

[Morten03Nordbye]

Yes it is persistent.

╔═ 06:01:34 [mnordbye@mnordbye-laptop] ~ ╚═ $ rofi-bw Warning: failed to load cache

Caused by: decryption failed Warning: failed to load cache

Caused by: decryption failed Warning: failed to load cache

Caused by: decryption failed Warning: failed to load cache

Caused by: decryption failed ^C

[SabrinaJewson]

Each time, does it tell you that the master password was incorrect?

Difficult to debug, since I can’t reproduce.…

[Morten03Nordbye]

╔═ 11:42:09 [mnordbye@mnordbye-laptop] ~
╚═ $ rofi-bw -V
rofi-bw 1.1.3
╔═ 11:42:10 [mnordbye@mnordbye-laptop] ~
╚═ $ rofi -V
Version: 1.7.1
╔═ 11:42:15 [mnordbye@mnordbye-laptop] ~
╚═ $ cat .config/rofi-bw/config.toml 
# The time until your vault automatically locks (and the rofi-bw daemon exits).
# Can be set to a duration like `2h` or `15m` or `never`.
# Default: 15m
auto_lock = "8h"

# Whether a notification is sent when a value is copied from the vault.
# Default: true
copy_notification = false

# The Client ID to use with the Bitwarden API.
# Default: "desktop"
client_id = "web"

# The device name to use with the Bitwarden API.
# Default: "linux"
device_name = "linux"

# The device type to use with the Bitwarden API.
# See here for the full list:
# https://github.com/bitwarden/server/blob/master/src/Core/Enums/DeviceType.cs
# Default: "Linux"
device_type = "Linux"

# Optons to pass to Rofi when invoking it 
[rofi_options]

# The binary to invoke.
# Default: "/usr/bin/rofi"
#binary = "/usr/local/bin/rofi"

# The number of threads Rofi should use.
# This corresponds to Rofi’s `-threads` option.
# Zero indicates that Rofi should autodetect the number of threads to use.
# Default: 0
#threads = 8

# Whether Rofi should be case sensitive or not.
# This corresponds to Rofi’s `-case-sensitive` option.
# Default: false
#case_sensitive = true
#
# Wheher Rofi should cycle through the item list when it reaches the bottom.
# This corresponds to Rofi’s `-cycle` option.
# Default: same as Rofi, which is currently true.
#cycle = false
#
# The path to the configuration file Rofi should load.
# This corresponds to Rofi’s `-config` option.
# Default: loads Rofi’s default config file
#config = "/home/me/.config/rofi/some-custom-config.rasi"
#
# The scroll method Rofi should use.
# This corresponds to Rofi’s `-scroll-method` option.
# Possible values: "per_page", "continuous"
# Default: same as Rofi, which is currently "per_page"
#scroll_method = "continuous"

# Whether Rofi should normalize the string before matching, allowing `o` to match `ö` and `é` to
# match `e`.
# This corresponds to Rofi’s `-normalize-match` option.
# Enabling this option currently disables highlighting of the matched part.
# Default: false
#normalize_match = false

# Whether Rofi should lazily grab the keyboard, not before the UI is shown.
# This corresponds to Rofi’s `-no-lazy-grab` option.
# Default: true
#lazy_grab = false
#
# Whether Rofi should act like a normal application window.
# This corresponds to Rofi’s `-normal-window` option.
# Default: false
#normal_window = true
#
# The matching algorithm Rofi should use.
# This corresponds to Rofi’s `-matching` option.
# Possible values: "normal", "regex", "glob", "fuzzy", "prefix"
# Default: same as Rofi, which is currently "normal"
#matching = "prefix"
#
# The character that can negate the query. Set to "\u0000" to disable.
# This corresponds to Rofi’s `-matching-negate-char` option.
# Default: same as Rofi, which is currently "-"
#matching_negate_char = "!"
#
# Path to the theme file format to use.
# This corresponds to Rofi’s `-theme` option.
# Default: uses Rofi’s normal theme
#theme = "my_custom_theme"

# Ad-hoc theme configuration to apply.
# This corresponds to Rofi’s `-theme-str` option.
# Default: ""
#theme_str = """
#   element {
#       children: [element-icon, element-text];
#   }
#   element-icon {
#       size: 2em;
#   }
#"""

# Whether clicking outside the Rofi window should cause it to exit.
# This corresponds to Rofi’s `-click-to-exit` and `-no-click-to-exit` options.
# Default: true
click_to_exit = false

[Morten03Nordbye]

╔═ 11:42:37 [mnordbye@mnordbye-laptop] ~
╚═ $ rofi-bw 
Warning: failed to load cache

Caused by:
    decryption failed
Warning: failed to load cache

Caused by:
    decryption failed
Warning: failed to load cache

Caused by:
    decryption failed
Warning: failed to load cache

Caused by:
    decryption failed

here I tried to sign in 3 times + signing out then trying to sign back in

[Morten03Nordbye]

Yes it keep saying the password is incorrect