Long time lurker, first time poster…
I was looking for something that would sync my self hosted Bitwarden server account with my vault.bitwarden.com account, but couldn’t find anything that would do exactly what I wanted, so I wrote the following: https://github.com/martadams89/bitwarden-sync
It doesn’t support Organisations or Multiple Users. It will export your source Bitwarden server records to a json - delete all records from your destination Bitwarden server, and then import the source records using the bw cli and then clean itself up.
I also managed to get it running in a docker container and have a docker-compose.yml file in the repo to reference.
Feel free to provide any feedback, constructive comments or PR’s
Thanks
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Have you looked into vaultwarden?
I’m using that for my self hosted bitwarden instance.
Did you even read past the first sentence?
Might I ask why? Just curious.
Just if my self hosted goes down I’ve got a copy of my stuff in bitwarden.com or vice versa. I guess I like the idea of having multiple bitwardens in sync, and one of them being a SaaS hosted offering
Allright. No use case for me. When my selfhosted solution goes down, I still have the offline vaults at my devices, that is enough for me.
Nonetheless good work, looks clean.
Would this be possible to sync to services like Google Drive or iCloud Drive?
Just keep in mind that syncing is not a backup!
NOTE: This does not currently sync Orgnisations or multiple users.
Is this planned?
Been looking for something like this!
Can you do this between 2 self hosted solutions ?
While I believe that ops solution is fine, To be honest, if you already host two vaultwarden instances, it’s probably better to use database replication mechanism. Migrate your SQLite to MySQL, and setup native replication between those two
Best call is to just regularly export your info and import at the other instance