Open jkatzmewing opened 1 month ago
Did you set your client_id and client_secret?
@h0useofdupree I experience the same problem, and I did not set neither client_id
nor client_secret
. IIRC these are optional and are used to log in with API key?
@shvchk are you using two factor? I think you need to do it this way, via API, since there is no way to login via 2F. Correct me if I am wrong, but that's the only thing that worked for me
@h0useofdupree no, not using 2FA
Sorry, took a while to get back around to this. The client secret and id are optional on self hosted. On cloud, they are needed because of bot protection. The cloud servers sometimes just give back false responses (instead of errors) or time you out (this issue). 0.3.6 should make things work again without client_id and client_secret, even on the us cloud servers, but bot protection might be changed at some point in the future breaking it again.
0.3.6 should be released in a few hours on flathub.
Anyone experiencing this, please test when you get 0.3.6 and let me know if it's resolved. Thank you and apologies for the delay!
@quexten With 0.3.6 I can log in fine, thank you!
Hi, on trying to log into my Bitwarden account, I get a notification with the following:
Could not login via password: Post "https://identity.bitwarden.com/connect/token": context deadline exceeded (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers)
After this Goldwarden hangs, sometimes becoming unkillable by anything short of a reboot.
Console output is as follows:
This is on Fedora Kinoite 40, on an AMD Ryzen 5 custom desktop.