It looks like rubeepass@3,1.0 has been yanked (this version is in the Gemfile.lock file) so I tried using rubeepass3.1.1 and 3.2.0 but had no luck.
I'm able to successfully run the importer script after doing bundle install --with keepass:
$ sudo -u rubywarden env RACK_ENV=production bundle exec ruby tools/keepass_import.rb -f /tmp/dave.kdbx -u dave@daveeddy.com
master password for dave@daveeddy.com:
master password for /tmp/dave.kdbx:
...
ready to import? [Y/n] y
successfully imported 291 items
And I can see all of my folders and logins in the bitwarden firefox plugin (awesome!). However, none of the passwords seem to have been decrypted properly. Every single entry I look at says:
[error: cannot decrypt]
for the password.
I'll keep digging into this, but I figure if anyone has any quick ideas what is happening here that would be greatly appreciated.
First quick note:
It looks like
rubeepass@3,1.0
has been yanked (this version is in theGemfile.lock
file) so I tried usingrubeepass
3.1.1
and3.2.0
but had no luck.I'm able to successfully run the importer script after doing
bundle install --with keepass
:And I can see all of my folders and logins in the bitwarden firefox plugin (awesome!). However, none of the passwords seem to have been decrypted properly. Every single entry I look at says:
for the password.
I'll keep digging into this, but I figure if anyone has any quick ideas what is happening here that would be greatly appreciated.