Wu Wei @wuwei@fosstodon.org

Anyone here has experiance self hosting a password manager but for professional use?
Bitwarden official is a bloated mess and I don't feel like admining a Microsoft sql database.
The rust version though is a home project, can't really use it professionaly.
Syncthing+local password manager is an option but I'd prefer something with server-client architeture and not p2p.

Something independantly audited is a bonus and I need it for a small team so it doesn't have to be a full enterprise solution.

Update on my AIX administration:
Good news is I got praise for my work so far from both clients and coworkers.

Bad news: the whole project was a part of a shabby deal which didn't secure us the pay worth the effort.

At least I can put AIX administration on my CV

On wednesday got a driving test which is made trickier by a new inclusion of car cameras set up on the outside to monitor your turining arches and any questionable line crossings.

Who new fighting the algorithm would be a part of a driving test

Today a proprietary server was assigned to me "to admin" for the first in my career.
At least it's "just" an Unix(an AIX to be more precise).

Still had a headache finding my way around

Thanks to who ever I follow that posted about Veloren a few days ago, it reminded me I didn't check what's new in a while.
And let me tell you I'm loving it, too bad adulting has been keeping me too busy to properly enjoy it.
You're doing great work @veloren

Bought a new pc and it seems the motherboard or procesor came defective.

Sure, I have a warranty but it's such a bother without a driving licence