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#and the following lines can be removed or commented out. #Without using a reverse proxy () the webproxy network is likely to be missing MARIADB_PASSWORD: "super_strong_password" #For direct test access, remove "#" in the following 2 lines. GlobalSettings_disableUserRegistration: "false"ĪdminSettings_admins: for ReverseProxy, see: GlobalSettings_mail_smtp_password: "smtppassword" GlobalSettings_mail_smtp_username: "smtpusername"

#the Install-Key can be requested at the following site: The file can be filled with any text editor as follows and then customized: To start Bitwarden using docker compose, the Docker image can be downloaded, created and started with a simple docker-compose.yml file. If you still want to test Bitwarden Unified, you can do so with the following setup: Bitwarden Unified docker-compose.yml Calling the web interface in the browserĬurrently, the Unified variant of Bitwarden is still in beta and thus not suitable for production use.Alternative to Bitwarden: compatible version, Vaultwarden: docker-compose.yml.

Version for Bitwarden Unified: docker-compose.yml or.Create and customize Docker-compose file:.

For the certificate management and access to the web services I use a reverse proxy and Let's Encrypt certificates.

If you do not have your own domain, you can also use a DynDNS service to access your home network.

The access from the Internet is best done via a domain with a DNS entry to the public IP address, see Domain and its management.

If you want to operate a server in your own home network, you additionally need to set up port forwarding.

In the case of a rented server from a provider, the provider assigns an IP address.

Schematic representation: Access from the Internet