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Was the backup recent (1 or 2 days old) or older?

Just curious, did you do something with the container (edit the template, restart, update etc.) or it just happened randomly?

Didn't try yet. I would probably do a backup of the whole database (SQL or whatever you're using).

Just go to Settings >> Tools >> Export Vault and you are good to go

Looks normal, but missing some rows. For some reason it doesn't start or it's stuck. I'm out of ideas. I would make a passwords backup, delete current container and make a new one and then import your passwords.

No worries, upload logs (left clink on bitwardenrs icon>>logs>>copy and paste here), maybe something is there that could help us solve this. In worst case scenario, you'll make a backup of your passwords, delete current container and make a new one and then just import your passwords.

Hmm, can you access the log files. Post them here if you can.

OK, try to left click on the name of the container, not the icon. That should show you the template and try to change the repository there.

I would make a backup of current passwords, delete the container and start a new one. Then just import the passwords to the new container.

I'm not sure this was the corect way (the tutorial you mentioned). If you would come to the forum you would found the tutorial how to update.

Is this a general question or specific to vaulwarden and in the relation of using proxy manager. If the latter then it depends what proxy manager are you using. I can help you with Nginx Proxy Manager which is rather simple and straightforward.

How did you install Vaultwarden, via template or docker-compose?

I don't own an ios device but on Bitwarden Android mobile app you press 3 dots in the up right corner and press sync.

I don't think it differs from SMTP_FROM. I think this is address from which emails are sent from, if configured correctly.

Are your SMTP email settings corectly configured in Admin panel, did you test it (test SMTP on the bottom)? Do you have send invitations enabled?

Also don't forget to add additional layer of security - 2FA

Are these settings in the config file or admin panel. Didn't check both for a long time, that's why I'm asking (where to look).

I'm glad you sort it out

SQLite is enough for personal use. If you have a huge database of passwords, secure notes etc., many users and use organizations, maybe then you would need some other more powerful SQL app.

Cloudflare itself has a DDoS protection activated. If you mean DDoS under Firewall settings in Cloudflare, no, I don't have this activated.

I'm using Cloudflare, but never experienced this.

I hope you didn't just use the LOG IN tab or something similar offered when you opened the newly installed bitwarden app on your mobile device. You have to click on the settings cog (upper left corner) and enter your self hosted server url first, save it and then try to log in. Did you try that?

I'm a bit late with replies due to vacations. Did you manage to resolve the issue. If not please provide wider explanation what is working and what not.

Try to delete the Vaultwarden container and template and start from scratch, if possible.

You should enter the admin panel (https://yourdomainname/admin) enter your admin token and correct things with the warning. As I can see you didn't configure your admin token which you should. Recreate the container, use false for signups and invitations allowed and create admin token with the following command in terminal without quotes "openssl rand -base64 48" which will generate very complex random key to be used as admin token. After you do all of this prevent the access to admin panel via internet (local network only), see recommended post from @Roxedusat the top of this thread.