I’m looking into different self hosted open source multiuser password safes and while there are many options I haven’t found one with a .deb or .rpm install - only a whole bunch of docker compose.

Do you know of any good options that are included in debian 12 or fedora 39 repositories or at least that has a .deb or .rpm?

Currently I’m using keepassxc but been asked for something that either has a webui login for end users or an android app.

edit 2024-02-17:
After looking into the .deb and .rpm options available (passbolt or unofficial vaultwarden-deb) I decided to bite the bullet and install a debian 12 vm that I will try out different docker solutions on.

  • smileyhead@discuss.tchncs.deEnglish
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    9 months ago

    Vaultwarden is simpler to selfhost implementation of Bitwarden server fully compatible with it’s apps.

    ArchLinux have the server in official repos.

    For Debian (.deb) I have found this unofficial repo: https://github.com/gvtulder/vaultwarden-deb Be mindful it suggests stupid installation method by downloading and executing the install.sh script directly, you may want to read it yourself before install.

    For .rpm I haven’t find any repositories that are actively maintained, but you may have more luck.

  • Noogs@lemmy.noogs.meEnglish
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    9 months ago

    The usual go to for self hosted password managers is VaultWarden. There’s no deb or rpm package but you can get it spun up with docker pretty easily. Any reason you’re specifically looking for “included” or packaged solutions? That’s going to severely limit your options.

  • Antimoon51@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    9 months ago

    There are keepass android apps like KeePassDX. You can have server sync with WebDav, but I don’t know about shared databases. Should work if you configure the WebDav server etc.

    A friend of mine is a big fan of bitwarden but I have no Idea if that fits your requirement. Should have a webui tho.

    • anamethatisnt@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
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      9 months ago

      The problem with the KeePass apps is that it works by syncing database files which means that there can be sync conflicts. Okay for me to handle, but not for the rest of my household.
      I really want a server-client system where everyone works in the same database.

      Bitwarden is Docker, but also very well-liked. Might have to give up on the .deb / .rpm wish.
      Thanks for the suggestion!