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You can try logging in manually from the CLI to check whether it works:

  • cd ~/.local/share/harbour-bitsailor/harbour-bitsailor/
  • ./bin/bw config server https://bitwarden.eu
  • BW_CLIENTID=<your-client-id> BW_CLIENTSECRET=<your-client-secret> ./bin/bw login --apikey

Replace <your-client-id> and <your-client-secret> with the actual values. If any error pops up, that’s what’s preventing the login.

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I got following outout from terminal with the second bullet

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According to this the correct url might be https://vault.bitwarden.eu

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…….. Stupid me …. Thank you, you kind sir :heart: Have a great weekend!

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Hello, I have a question that may be stupid. Do you know rbw? A Bitwarden client written in Rust. Packaging Bitsailor with this binary might be a good idea. Could this simplify its distribution in the Jolla Store?

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Hey there, I didn’t know about it. I’ll take a look at it when I have the time, at the first glance it solves a “problem” of the official BW cli being stateless, which is actually a really good thing when you’re trying to wrap a GUI around a CLI client. I believe it could be worked around, though, but it’s extra work.

I’ll have to take a look at the source code and documentation to see whether it could be worked with. Though I must admit that it being a native binary is tempting because node.js is just so slow on SFOS.

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5 posts were split to a new topic: Compile rbw on Sailfish OS

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Hi! I was wondering if there was plan to provide offline support? And sorry if the question was already answered in this thread, but couldn’t find it :joy: