Web Vault doesn't work about rubywarden HOT 14 CLOSED

Hello,

I updated my additions branch with the new api changes and it should work now! I'll try to split up the code and submit smaller pull requests!

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@universal Thank you. Any chance that you can update KeePass script to work with latest API?

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@raufis27 did you try my docker image here? It has Vault bundled in. You can just run a container, head to http://localhost:8080/ create account and import keepass export via the Vault tools. Then you can either continue using the image or grab the db and use whatever build of bitwarden-ruby server you prefer to use.

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@mprasil After adopting bash scripts from your repo I was able to put everything together. I am running test environment under ubuntu server now. Thanks for your help.

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Hey, @universal is working on this, there was a pull request #37 for that, but it looks like there are some issues to solve after the new API was introduced.

If you want to give it a try you can check his additions branch or you can try my docker image which is using latest Vault and code from additions branch.

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Have you tried the Keepass import in Vault? It worked fine last time I've tried.

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I can't get Web to work. Can someone share settings.json example ?
I changed api url to "http://1.....:4567" and "identityUri": "http://1......:33656", (also tried "http://1.....:4567"). But I get these errors:

[Error] XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://1....:4567/connect/token. Preflight response is not successful
[Error] Failed to load resource: Could not connect to the server. (token, line 0)
[Error] XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://...:33656/connect/token due to access control checks.

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regarding keepass import:

since I'm not using keepass, I'm not interested in it. what you could easily do is check out an older version, import the data and then switch to the current version. Adopting the script is not really complicated and should be possible even if you have little to no knowledge of ruby.

web vault:

look at my additions branch, there is a tools/compile_webvault.script that adopts the json setting files correctly.

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I tried tools/compile_webvault.script. Same problem - [Error] XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://1.....:4567/identity/connect/token. Preflight response is not successful
[Error] Failed to load resource: Preflight response is not successful (token, line 0)
[Error] XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://1....:4567/identity/connect/token. Preflight response is not successful

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@raufis27 the web-vault does not work against this repository currently, you need to use my additions branch if you want it now! and be sure to specify the correct host for your env!

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I checked the new web-vault (version 2.2) against the current master branch and the basic functionality works out of the box. I hope I will find some time over the next days to document and implement most methods required by the web interface for the management of ciphers / folders.

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@universal Can you share your service URLs please?

Currently, I have:

apiService.setUrls({
            base: 'https://rubywarden.url',
            api: 'https://rubywarden.url/api',
            identity: 'https://rubywarden.url/identity',
});

But the web vault refuses to work. Android app, Firefox/Chrome extensions and the Windows app works fine with the base URL set to https://rubywarden.url

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@manojchandrashekar iirc with the latest version of the web vault you don't need to change the urls, if you have the api hosted at the same domain. I put the web vault into the public folder and have sinatra serve that up. I currently only have the code at home and not pushed yet.

quoting from memory, so not 100% sure, but something along these lines worked for me:

• git clone "web-vault-repository"
• npm dist:selfhosted (or alike)
• put dist/build into public folder
• enable static file serving with sinatra for public folder in main app.rb for localhost development
• in production one can serve the static files through nginx / ...

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@universal Thank you. Will try that.

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