Create a Bitwarden user & directory from which to complete installation. Set the permissions and ownership of the new. Next, create a new directory with sudo mkdir /opt/bitwarden. Give the newly created directory the proper permission and ownership with: sudo chmod -R 700 /opt/bitwarden. Install Docker and Docker Compose on your machine. Before we install, let’s create a new user with the command: sudo add user bitwarden. Having decided not to go to the shops and buy a new hard drive just to install a web app, I’m going to try and proceed with the method at, or perhaps still use the docker version from the nethserver docker docco (heh!) but without the dedicated block device. Create the user with: sudo adduser bitwarden.
“If you have a free block device (required for production environments)”īut if you don’t? And how do we install this in a non-prod environment? And it’s not supported in the enterprise edition, so how do we define production if it’s not enterprise? So… docker is easily installed through the GUI but doesn’t appear under “Applications”, which is okay, but I’m not sure where to go next, I feel a long way from putting passwords into bitwarden as I google for docker on nethserver docco.
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