I slightly modified the script by setting the ip address instead of localhost to have it working. This script make possible websocket notification when using synology DSM Reverse-proxy. Synology Bitwarden_rs Websocket setup without SSH
Please let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions: I’m not sure if my steps will work for everyone but I’ve put them into a note below. * Set Enviourment Variable `WEBSOCKET_ENABLED=true` in your Bitwarden container and expose the container port `3012` to a local port, in my case `5556`.
* Working HTTPS Reverse proxy Setup (Control Panel -> Application Portal -> Reverse Proxy) You can do all steps using the GUI so there is no SSH Access needed. show original synology_bitwarden_websocket.md # Synology Bitwarden_rs Websocket "LiveSync" Setupīelow steps allow you to setup Websocket "LiveSync" support for your Bitwarden_rs installation running on Synology Diskstation. Proxy_pass proxy_set_header Upgrade \$http_upgrade Please let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions: enable_ws.sh #!/bin/bash I had trouble getting Websocket support on my Bitwarden_rs Docker + Reverse Proxy Synology setup to work but in the end was able to build a working solution without having to use SSH. Folder “bit” you need to create it under the coresponding path in synology.Īnyway, the docker confirguration for bitwardenrs works straight away from docker in synolgy. If you know how to work with docker compose you can use the following configuration.
The email settings you can add later, there are not necessary from first time.Īdmin_token it is the admin password for respectiv access panel, also not necessary from first time. I am using ssl from cloudflare (not the one from synology), I have not tried in other configuration (without ssl or other ssl providers), but it should work.
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