That looks good. Everything works just as it did before the update. However, the QR code for the built-in two-factor authentication is so faint that I can’t scan it with my app.
Let me check on that
Any news?
Hi, Allow us to deliver this atleast, within the weekend kindly. We can Update <6hrs>immediately, but we might not test, maybe if you have a seprate isntance, you could test updating, if all works, you can update your main isntance.
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Hello Guys
Help in testing backup and upgrade without crashing
api-cli run update-module --data '{"module_url":"ghcr.io/geniusdynamics/passwordpusher:dev","instances":["passwordpusher1"],"force":true}'
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The update works perfectly. However, the QR code displayed when setting up two-factor authentication is still so faint that I can’t scan it with my app.
It also looks as though no recovery codes are being generated. At least, I can’t see any.
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A new update is available.
api-cli run update-module --data '{"module_url":"ghcr.io/geniusdynamics/passwordpusher:dev","instances":["passwordpusher1"],"force":true}'
Help in testing
Nothing should break when updating from current version to new version
Thank you
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Thanks, that worked. However, it’s still not possible to scan the 2FA QR code using the app.
Even if I enter the code manually into the 2FA app, it doesn’t work.
In the meantime, I’ve taken another closer look at Vaultwarden and what it can do. It allows for the secure exchange of files and passwords over the internet just as effectively as PasswordPusher. I’ve installed a Docker LXC container and set up a Vaultwarden instance within it. This instance does not contain any passwords and is used solely for the secure exchange of files. The VW admin page can be protected from access via the internet by configuring Traefik accordingly. And all of this works with 2-FA enabled.
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