Its updated and maintained all the time so there is no need to worry. This tutorial will focus on a custom vaultwarden/server image that I use as well. If your NAS is from the '+' lineup, then you are good to go. Keep in mind that this is not 100% supported and some features of docker will still not function. After that, you can use the Manual install button in Package Center to install Docker.
You can self-host it or run your account from BW "cloud" as well.ġst thing - install Docker via Package center or if your NAS doesn't support it, install it manually by downloading the package from Syno site. So let's see if BitWarden can be a solution for you. Nowadays when privacy is at its peak having your personal accounts, passwords, credit cards, etc, in some "cloud" could be an issue for some. In this post, I will focus on running a self-hosted alternative to some commercial solutions out there, like 1Password for example. "ADMIN_TOKEN=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" #add custom string for logging into the admin UI "SIGNUPS_ALLOWED=false" #true or false if you want to enable or disable public signups "WEBSOCKET_ENABLED=true" #Enable this if you want to use the LiveSync feature on port 3012 "SMTP_PASSWORD=password" #add SMTP_XXXX variables to allow public user managment (account reset etc) UPDATE: - added docker-compose code as an alternative to using Synology Docker UI
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