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Copied working Bitwarden VM on ESXi to another data store Now I cannot log on with my email #90

Closed witzker closed 1 year ago

witzker commented 1 year ago

Hi,

I have successfully setup Bitwarden in an Alpine machine on my tiny ESXi server. Created account, imported passwords - setup Browser clients, All works fine!

Now I shut down this VM1 and copied it with VMware vCenter Converter Standalone Client to another datastore on the same ESXi server with a different name.

This was reported as successful I started The VM2 and called it with IP in the browser I can see the login screen BUT I cannot log in with email and master password which I used in the VM1 which is still working fine.

What have I done wrong?

Are there some commands to repair or update Bitwarden in the VM2 so that I con login there.

Pls. Advice

Many THX

chrizzlibaer commented 1 year ago

Hi @witzker I guess, since youre calling the copied instance via ip, you're also calling it via http instead of https? When I call my bitwarden instance via http, I also cannot login since the login screen refuses to do so. I throws an error on the top right corner:

An error occurred. Cannot read properties of null (reading 'importKey')

The error is gone when I access the site via https.

I am not a developer, but maybe this helps.

Best wishes, Chris.

witzker commented 1 year ago

THX chrizzlibaer Yes, You are right, but I have still done this. That is unfortunately not the problem, but good to remind me I had this also before I noticed this.

What do you think to run this commands as if I had made some changes in the global.override.env. Or better save it before starting the commands?

./bitwarden.sh restart ./bitwarden.sh rebuild ./bitwarden.sh start

What do you Think?

chrizzlibaer commented 1 year ago

After changing things in the global override environmentals you need to rebuild. Rebuilding also should stop beforehand and start afterwards automatically.

witzker commented 1 year ago

so I did

./bitwarden.sh restart ./bitwarden.sh rebuild ./bitwarden.sh start now I get image

Pls. Help

MarsCandyBars commented 1 year ago

Hi there,

I attempted to reproduce your issue and was unable to do so. I think your error could have its origin in a misconfiguration, please check your ./bwdata/logs directory for more details.

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Thanks!