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> Passwort ist working with only 16 sign . You mean the password can only be set to 16 bits? There is no limit on the number of password digits...

The backup docker image includes the `rclone` command, why would you want to use rclone in the host?

Seeing that you mention your NAS a lot, if you have vaultwarden installed on your NAS and want to back up your backup files to your host local filesystem, you...

Uploading backup files to remote storage is done through this backup tool, you just need to follow the [configure rclone and backup](https://github.com/ttionya/vaultwarden-backup#usage) section of the documentation to complete the configuration...

Hey @kevdogg , The restore instructions are indeed not clearly described, I tried to update it. > --mount type=bind,source=$(pwd),target=/bitwarden/restore/ It will map the current directory to the container's `/bitwarden/restore`, directory...

Thanks for the detailed explanation. Now the container cannot be started as a non-root user, because `crond` can only be started as root user. I remembered that there was feedback...

@kevdogg , > So if I use the --zip-file argument, does the process prompt for a password? Yes, if you do not specify a password with -p/--password, the password will...

@kevdogg , All environment variables and parameters are listed in the documentation. The restored option is just collapsed, see [restore options](https://github.com/ttionya/vaultwarden-backup#options).

@marklockwood-techie , The tool does not automatically use any files, so you need to specify the files to be restored. So ```shell ... ttionya/vaultwarden-backup:latest restore --zip-file ``` Maybe the documentation...

hey @Yanik39 , I'm sorry to hear that you are still having trouble with sending emails. The previous error "send-mail: applet not found" has been fixed. I checked the `from`...