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peterbata opened this issue Oct 26, 2024 · 4 comments
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Unraid - Restore Backup #20

peterbata opened this issue Oct 26, 2024 · 4 comments

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@peterbata
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peterbata commented Oct 26, 2024

It's been a frustrating few days but I appear to have finally succeeded in getting Lazywarden installed and configured. The backups are being uploaded to the appropriated services in .zip and .json format. However, the .json file does not look right at all. Nor am I am able to restore it as I am receiving this error message:

import error

Your time and assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thank you

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peterbata commented Oct 26, 2024

Perhaps the question I should be asking is: "Has anyone who is using Lazywarden with Unraid been able to successfully restore a backup generated by Lazywarden?"

My attachments_info.txt file is empty and my .json file looks similar to this:

s_cacXyT9_W6GOZ0diVL6-7ftjlQszszPQuiKxmaMAxP2PPkcV1YM_GdlbPH8dje0UlZ1_U8QE_reVerbWOpalGtMF4CBQFryA5mZVdoKdesbWLfIM2T5g==

Note: My vault contains over 400 entries.

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@peterbata Greetings! Currently, there is no direct import option in Unraid, as this would require a specific Docker container, which has not yet been developed. Importing is only possible between official Bitwarden accounts, as the API does not yet support importing into Vaultwarden, which generates errors when attempting this operation.

To perform the import and decryption, you must use the Python scripts included in the project. Make sure that the hash file is in the same path as the backup and that the TIMESTAMP of the backup you want to decrypt is correctly set in the .env file

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@querylab Thank you for the prompt response. Much appreciated.

@dernick79
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dernick79 commented Nov 17, 2024

To perform the import and decryption, you must use the Python scripts included in the project. Make sure that the hash file is in the same path as the backup and that the TIMESTAMP of the backup you want to decrypt is correctly set in the .env file

ok, but how exactly do i have to do this?
which commands do i have to enter where so that i can restore a backup?
do i have to use the lazywarden console for this in unraid?

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