Open dernick79 opened 1 month ago
@dernick79 thank you very much for this, I really appreciate the work you did
Thank you @dernick79 Now I have to figure out how to restore the backup.
Thank you @dernick79 Now I have to figure out how to restore the backup.
do you have a tip for me? I haven't managed it yet
Thank you @dernick79 Now I have to figure out how to restore the backup.
do you have a tip for me? I haven't managed it yet
See this post:
https://github.com/querylab/lazywarden/issues/20#issuecomment-2439604616
Thank you @dernick79 Now I have to figure out how to restore the backup.
do you have a tip for me? I haven't managed it yet
See this post:
https://github.com/querylab/lazywarden/issues/20#issuecomment-2439604616
ok, but how do i use the pytho script and where can i find it?
After many many tries, i have the instruction for the installation of Lazywarden on Unraid.
1: install the docker container from the apps section in Unraid.
The config Path: like the image above
Environmental Variable File:
create a file called .env
the .env file should look like here: https://github.com/querylab/lazywarden/blob/main/.env
choose a backup path of your own choice
now change the config path, the environmental variable path and the backup path from "variable" into "path"
7. now follow exactly the instructions from querylab read twice or more!!!!!!!!!!!!
You need a free Bitwarden account
frome here:
to here
and do everything exactly as he explains.
At the end, your .env file should look like here:
Every point in the .env from "BW_URL" till "VIKUNJA_URL" should have a own Secret in Bitwardens Secret Manager. Also the "bw url"
The BW_URL secret is the url to your self hostet Vaultwarden not to bitwarden. in my case: https://*****.duckdns.org
In my Secret Manager there are 38 secrets!
And i only backup on unraid. Not to dropbox or google. My log looks like this:
but i have the backup
I'm not very good at writing instructions in English, but I hope I can help a few people with this. At least I have lazywarden running now.