Maybe some of you did also want to try the password manager bitwarden, but ultimately did not proceed with it, since it requires MSSql (which also makes it quite heavy for small amounts of users).
The good news is that thanks to the open source community there are some alternative implementations of the bitwarden api out there such as https://github.com/jcs/rubywarden and https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs. The latter even implementing the organisations feature of bitwarden and thus allowing to securely share accounts between users.
Since I wanted to give bitwarden_rs a try I at first began writing an app for the Univention appcenter for it, but this morning decided to simplify the setup and instead just provide a small bash script which will fetch the latest tagged release and spin it up in a Docker container on the Univention host. To make the integration a bit nicer the script will also setup an apache vhost (listening at https://bitwarden.whatever.hostname.univention.uses) and a cron job for daily backups of the bitwarden_rs database.
thx very much writing this nice script. Bitwarden_rs is running fine on my ucs system.
My only problem is, I cannot enter my email settings to share an organisation.
Where can I do this?
I had already updated the repository when the bitwarden_rs project announced their new name. You just need to pull in the latest code from the git repo and then run run.sh like usual to update to the latest version.