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Bitwarden RBW blues

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2023-12-05

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+ Unfortunately the CLI app for Bitwarden is clunky and difficult to use as + it is stateless. A kind soul wrote an unofficial CLI app called + RBW that uses a daemon, but it + stopped working a couple of weeks ago. Issues are pending but no reaction + from the author so far. +

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The official Bitwarden CLI app is still working though.

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+ My current solution is to use password-store on the CLI and Bitwarden in + Firefox and Android. +

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+ There's a dirty hack called "B" here: + https://github.com/lebarondecharlus/b, but it has the master password in clear in the script. +

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+ I'm wondering if it's possible to script a bridge between the two, but + it's looking like I need to use password-store for CLI apps, and Bitwarden + for the rest. +

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Update:

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RBW has been fixed. The .eu bitwarden domains have been integrated. Tested in rbw-1.9.0-1 arch package

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Check https://github.com/doy/rbw#configuration for usage info.

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