| 30 May 2023 |
 Mat | Hey! Hope you're doing well!
Is there any simple way to restore a single user data (personnal vault) from an sqlite dump without restoring the whole dump? | 10:35:59 |
 BlackDex | I have never tried it, but depending on what happened, if the user is fully deleted, you should be able to copy over the user record, and after that import all cipher records which have that users uuid as owner. | 10:41:08 |
| BlackDex | Almost the same for deleted vault items and the user still exists. Import all items of that user. The only thing could be that you want to lookout for duplicate entries, where the uuid of the cipher is the same. You might not want to replace those, unless the user really wants that. | 10:44:47 |
| BlackDex | An other way would be to start a new instance with that backup, and let the user login there, let him export the vault, and do with it what he wants 🙂 | 10:45:28 |
| BlackDex | That is in my opinion the safest way, without breaking your current prod database | 10:45:51 |
| Mat | In reply to @blackdex:matrix.org
An other way would be to start a new instance with that backup, and let the user login there, let him export the vault, and do with it what he wants 🙂 that is what I thought. Will do that I think. Thanks! | 11:20:33 |
| Mat | In reply to @blackdex:matrix.org
I have never tried it, but depending on what happened, if the user is fully deleted, you should be able to copy over the user record, and after that import all cipher records which have that users uuid as owner. he inadvertently imported organization passwords in his personnal vault | 12:09:04 |
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| 31 May 2023 |
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| Rasca | Hi, is there a debian DEB-repo for vaultwarden? I prefer this way instead of docker. | 14:35:10 |
| BlackDex | Not an official one | 14:38:17 |
| BlackDex | See: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/wiki/Third-party-packages | 14:38:40 |
| Rasca | Thx. | 14:43:12 |
| Rasca | Are there important features in bitwarden which are not implemented in faultwarden? | 14:43:45 |
| BlackDex | https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/wiki#supported-features | 14:44:29 |
| Rasca | Thx. | 15:01:43 |
| bceve | Is there a way to add additional global domain rules via any variables or env file instead of editing vaultwarden/src/static /global_domains.json and building a custom image? | 15:24:53 |
| BlackDex | You can, but i suggest to push that to Bitwarden so that anyone can enjoy those additions | 15:26:12 |
| BlackDex | Else i suggest to just add them to your personal account | 15:26:24 |
| bceve | I am only going to use the function for internal domains. There wouldn't be any for the public and domains aren't public-facing. The goal is to have them available for our internal organizations without requiring all users to add it to their personal accounts.
Do you have the steps to add these? | 15:50:38 |
| bceve | * I am only going to use the function for internal domains. There wouldn't be any use for the public and domains aren't public-facing. The goal is to have them available for our internal organizations without requiring all users to add it to their personal accounts.
Do you have the steps to add these? | 15:50:50 |
| BlackDex | I don't have steps.
But i would check https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/blob/445680fb84d238aa432fdec271235933043410e4/tools/global_domains.py
And https://github.com/jjlin/vaultwarden/blob/9e5b049dca6438cf289619c325406d420ef97c78/src/static/global_domains.json | 16:00:25 |
| bceve | thx 4 your help | 16:22:11 |
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