Hi
I just got my Yukikeys and want to install them on my selfhosted instance.
I have edited /global.override.env and entered the 2 values I received from Yubico API key signup
globalSettings__yubico__clientId=
globalSettings__yubico__key=
I have rebooted but I don’t think this is enough to accept the new variables (is there a docker command to do this?) because when I try to register the Yubikey at the 2FA setting on my bitwarden web site
I get
What is missing?
Hi there,
I’m using multiple Yubikey but I don’t remember that I had to register my Yubikey in the config (but maybe I forgot that I did).
Anyway, do you have imported your license file from bitwarden.com account to your self hosted instance?
If everything above is done, go in the directory where is your ./bitwarden.sh script and send these commands:
./bitwarden.sh rebuild
./bitwarden.sh restart
Without the rebuild command, it will just not apply the new conf.
Hi
license file is imported, otherwise I wouldn’t have a running registered instance.
I’ve run the 2 commands and then tried again registering the key but I still get the same error…
I reset the key to factory, generated new OTP, registered on the above site again, entered the new values in global.override.env, rebuild the docker.
And now it has worked.
I entered the key into /global.override.env. Now I can store the key in Bitwarden under Settings, Security.
It says activated at the top.
However, the KEY is not requested when logging in. I can still only log in by entering my master password.
What could that be about?
