I don’t think you always need the server, only one of my clients was logged out for unknown reason. Two other clients that I have worked just fine. But it seems that if you’ve been logged out, unlocking the database might be not so trivial. I still need to research this though.
I was recently debugging one issue on my server and vaultwarden became inaccessible for a couple of hours. During that time, I was logged out and could not log back in using bitwarden’s firefox extension. It was reporting an “unexpected error” because it couldn’t reach the server. So is this really true?
Everyone would still have access to what was last synced.
Is there a workaround that would allow me to unlock the database even if the server is down?
Correct. People just parrot this with no desire to dig just a little deeper.
https://mastodon.online/@mullvadnet/116822244689326681 - I think they pretty much confirmed this.
They didn’t “take a piss on” any nationality though. Their message is super clear.
I tried Qwen 3.6 a3b and Gemma 4 a4b, but both were too stupid for everyday work.
What would these tags indicate?
Edit: I see that answering questions is hard 🤷
I’m here for genuine interactions with other people. So I’m not a fan of ads from brand new accounts that will never engage with the community or enrich it.
Has anyone actually landed a good job on LinkedIn anyway?
Yes. In my region it’s a primary tool for job hunting and recruiters.
I should back up my CV.
You don’t need your own email server to degoogle your life.
It’s silly. They even acknowledge that AI-generated code is inevitable and that exceptions will be made. Looks like a (hopefully) temporary measure to give maintainers some space to breath.
Bruh 💀