Where to update mail configuration on a synology

[Texie (Chris T.)]

@grb

It would be clear for somebody who is familiar with docker and understands the syntax of the docker run command, but not for somebody who is inexperienced with docker and is just copy-pasting some mysterious command string from an online step-by-step guide.

My point, though, was that no matter what source is used to install Vaultwarden, it doesn’t seem appropriate that their web vault interface uses Bitwarden branding.

Correct. I have no experience with Docker at all. The only think I know is that Docker works with containers
I’ve just followed the instructions.

[dennisc]

I am a bit confused by all the comments indicating Bitwarden doesn’t run in a Docker container on a Synology NAS.

I have been a premium Bitwarden user for about 2 years and self-host Bitwarden on a Synology NAS with an Intel processor. I am currently running server and web versions 2022.10.2.

While Bitwarden installation guide doesn’t give specific instructions for running Bitwarden on a Synology NAS, I followed the instructions for Linux starting here: https://bitwarden.com/help/install-on-premise-linux/

Once Docker was set up, I logged in to the NAS via Putty and executed:

curl -Lso bitwarden.sh https://go.btwrdn.co/bw-sh && chmod 700 bitwarden.sh

as per the instructions.

None of my screens indicate “Powered by Vaultwarden”. They all indicate: © 2022 Bitwarden Inc.
Version 2022.10.0.

Dennis

[dh024 (David H)]

Most people run Arm-based Synology appliances, and Bitwarden server currently does not support Arm architecture. So you are that uncommon exception because you have an intel-based unit.

[Texie (Chris T.)]

This becomes interesting.
My Synology runs on an Intel Celeron J3455 (Synology DS718+). Would that mean that I can remove Vaultwarden and install Bitwarden as described by @dennisc ?
If so, has someone has experience who to do this?

[Texie (Chris T.)]

@Texie

My Synology runs on an Intel Celeron J3455 (Synology DS718+). Would that mean that I can remove Vaultwarden and install Bitwarden as described by @dennisc ?

Anyone?
I’m very interested to switch to Bitwarden on my Synology based on a Celeron processor.

[grb]

@dennisc had provided fairly detailed instructions in his post above, so I would suggest doing your best to follow those, and post again (or contact tech support) if you get stuck.

[dennisc]

I have never used Vaultwarden and I don’t know if the settings are the same or similar to Bitwarden, or if Vaultwarden has an export function. If there is an export function for your existing passwords, or if you only have a few that you would be willing to recreate, this would be my take on the subject.

Export your existing passwords.
Delete the Vaultwarden Docker containers.
Install Bitwarden inside Docker by running the commands using ssh to connect to your NAS. (Be sure to follow the instructions from my 2 links above.)
Setup Bitwarden.
Test
Import your passwords.

One other note, check the amount of memory your NAS has and make sure it meets Bitwarden requirements.

Good luck.

[Texie (Chris T.)]

Thank you. I’ll try it in the coming weeks.