First, if you have any client still having the data visible, try to export that data as a json to preserve what you have right now.
@BlackDex commented on GitHub (Jul 20, 2022):
First, if you have any client still having the data visible, try to export that data as a json to preserve what you have right now.
Second. An update/upgrade of the container doesn't delete any data. There could be some database migrations, but that is about it.
I do see two sqlite3 file of which one seems to be a backup, and the other seems to be the current version, since it also has the -shm and -wal temp files there.
Those should contain all the data, and just in case, i would copy those files to an other safe place just in case.
Besides that, i would double check your docker config. It could be that unraid (which i have never used my self) created a new volume, which in turn generates an empty environment and no passwords/accounts.
Please check the volume location and if that matches.
@BlackDex commented on GitHub (Jul 20, 2022):
Second. An update/upgrade of the container doesn't delete any data. There could be some database migrations, but that is about it.
I do see two sqlite3 file of which one seems to be a backup, and the other seems to be the current version, since it also has the `-shm` and `-wal` temp files there.
Those should contain all the data, and just in case, i would copy those files to an other safe place just in case.
Besides that, i would double check your docker config. It could be that unraid (which i have never used my self) created a new volume, which in turn generates an empty environment and no passwords/accounts.
Please check the volume location and if that matches.
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Originally created by @roukmoute on GitHub (Jul 20, 2022).
After an update of vaultwarden docker image (2022.6.2) on my unraid machine, I can't connect anymore.
After connecting me on
/admin, I see this onUserstab:Where is stored my passwords with SQLite?
I've checked this:
I'm really worried, because if a simple update broke all my passwords, I am struggling because I have no copy of theses passwords.
@BlackDex commented on GitHub (Jul 20, 2022):
First, if you have any client still having the data visible, try to export that data as a json to preserve what you have right now.
@BlackDex commented on GitHub (Jul 20, 2022):
Second. An update/upgrade of the container doesn't delete any data. There could be some database migrations, but that is about it.
I do see two sqlite3 file of which one seems to be a backup, and the other seems to be the current version, since it also has the
-shmand-waltemp files there.Those should contain all the data, and just in case, i would copy those files to an other safe place just in case.
Besides that, i would double check your docker config. It could be that unraid (which i have never used my self) created a new volume, which in turn generates an empty environment and no passwords/accounts.
Please check the volume location and if that matches.