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Unable to run bitwarden_rs with nginx and basic auth #857
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Can you observe anything relevant in your server/client logs? |
Hi, do you mean the nginx log or the Bitwarden log? Which log level should I choose to in bitwarden? Thank you |
Here is my log with level "trace":
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Sorry for this long log. It's only from start the docker container until login. Thank you! |
Running into the same issue here. |
Related: #317 |
Hi, my problem is, that there's no way to implement a client certificate in the iOS App. What you think about? Thank you very much! |
Basic auth support is mainly a client-side issue, and probably isn't ever going to work in the official apps. One of the main premises of the Bitwarden design is that the server doesn't store anything important in unencrypted form, so even if it were compromised, your data is still reasonably secure. If this isn't good enough, the most practical options I can think of are:
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Thank you very much for your work! BR |
@Zuendapp Thanks for testing. Did you try just the backend, or the web vault as well? |
Closed due to inactivity. |
Hi,
I tried to secure my installation via basic auth because the client app for iOS doesn't support Client Certs further.
When I try to set the basic auth in nginx initially it works to login for basic auth, but after I'm trying to login to Bitwarden there is a never ending prompt for the basic auth and no content is showing.
Also when I save the username and password via browser theres no chance.
Do you have an idea?
Thank you very much!
BR
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