- Updated Rust to v1.76.0
- Updated crates
- Updated web-vault to v2024.1.2b
- Fixed some Clippy lints
- Moved lint check configuration Cargo.toml
- Fixed issue with Reset Password Enrollment when logged-in via device
OpenWRT is a project which builds and distributes firmware for
embedded devies like routers, access points, and so on. These
devices are usually very limited in terms of storage. Therefore,
optimizing binaries for size at the cost of execution speed is
usually desired.
This PR adds an additional build-target, namely "release-micro",
which implements several parameters which optimize in favor of
binary size.
The following parameters were chosen:
- opt-level "z": Optimize for size with disabled loop vectorization
- strip "symbols": Strip debuginfo and symbols from binary
- lto "fat": Enable link-time optimizations across all crates
- codegen-units 1: Disable parallelization of code generation to
allow for additional optimizations
- panic "abort": Abort on Panic() instead of unwinding
All these build parameters significantly reduce the binary size
from >40MB to <15MB - the actual amount depends on the target
architecture.
We would like to upstream this new build target to keep our build
environment simple. Other projects which deploy vaultwarden on
size-constrained environments may benefit from this change too.
Signed-off-by: Christian Lachner <gladiac@gmail.com>
For some reason still not known, the `.git` directory was not copied
into the container. I think buildkit (buildx) did this by default before, and
stopped this with newer versions.
This PR fixes this by also touching `build.rs` besides `src/main.rs`.
This PR also updates Rust to v1.74.1 and some crates, including the
latest version of Alpine 3.19.
Fixes#4150
* Fix BWDC when re-run with cleared cache
Using the BWDC with a cleared cache caused invited users to be converted
to accepted users.
The problem was a wrong check for the `restore` function.
Fixes#4114
* Remove useless variable
During some refactoring this seems to be overlooked.
This variable gets filled but isn't used at all afterwards.
Fixes#4105
* Check some `.git` paths to force a rebuild
When a checked-out repo switches to a specific tag, and that tag does
not have anything else changed in the files except the tag, it could
happen that the build process doesn't see any changes, while it could be
that the version string needs to be different.
This commit ensures that if some specific paths are changed within the
.git directory, cargo will be triggered to rebuild.
Fixes#4087
* Do not delete dir on file delete
Previously during a `delete_file` check we also tried to delete the
parent directory and ignored all errors, like not being empty for
example.
Since this function is called `delete_file` and does not mention
anything in regards to a directory i have removed that code and it will
now only delete the file and leave the rest as-is.
If this somehow is still needed or wanted, which i do not think we want,
then we should create a new function.
Fixes#4081
* Fix healthcheck when using an ENV file
If someone is using a `.env` file or configured the `ENV_FILE` variable
to use that as it's configuration, this was missed by the healthcheck.
So, `DOMAIN` and `ROCKET_TLS` were not seen, and not used in these cases.
This commit fixes this by checking for this file and if it exists, then
it will load those variables first.
Fixes#4112
* Add missing route
While there was a function and a derive, this endpoint wasn't part of
the routes. Since Bitwarden does have this endpoint ill add the route
instead of deleting it.
Fixes#4076Fixes#4144
* Update crates to update the openssl crate
Because of a bug in the openssl-sys crate we pinned the version to an
older version. This issue has been fixed and was released 2 days ago.
This commit updates the openssl crates including others.
This should also fix the issues with building Vaultwarden using newer
versions of LibreSSL.
Fixes#4051
- Updated Rust to v1.74.0
- Updated all crates (where possible)
- Changed release profile to use
* fat lto
* 1 codegen-unit
This should optimize a bit for speed and a lot for size ~15MB smaller
- Updated Github actions to use caching for the bake process
- Added a schedule to clean the cache every week to prevent stale Debian/Alpine base images
- During the release action, the Alpine/static binaries are added as artifects.
Later we could also automatically add them to the releases maybe.
- Added CODEWONERS to prevent unchecked changes to github actions workflows
* Remove another header for websocket connections
* Fix small bake issue
* Update crates
Updated crates and adjusted code where needed.
One major update is Rocket rc4, no need anymore (again) for crates.io patching.
The only item still pending is openssl/openssl-sys for which we need to
wait if https://github.com/sfackler/rust-openssl/pull/2094 will be
merged. If, then we can remove the pinned versions for the openssl crate.
* WIP: Container building changes
* Small updates
- Updated to rust 1.73.0
- Updated crates
- Updated documentation
- Added a bake.sh script to make baking easier
* Update GitHub Actions Workflow
- Updated workflow to use qemu and buildx bake
In the future i would like to extract the alpine based binaries and add
them as artifacts to the release.
* Address review remarks and small updates
- Addressed review remarks
- Added `podman-bake.sh` script to build Vaultwarden with podman
- Updated README
- Updated crates
- Added `VW_VERSION` support
- Added annotations
- Updated web-vault to v2023.9.1
Some optimizations in regards to downloading Favicon's.
I also encounterd some issues with accessing some sites where the
connection got dropped or closed early. This seems a reqwest/hyper
thingy, https://github.com/hyperium/hyper/issues/2136. This is now also
fixed.
General:
- Decreased struct size
- Decreased memory allocations
- Optimized tokenizer a bit more to only emit tags when all attributes are there and are valid.
reqwest/hyper connection issue:
The following changes helped solve the connection issues to some sites.
The endresult is that some icons are now able to be downloaded always instead of sometimes.
- Enabled some extra reqwest features, `deflate` and `native-tls-alpn`
(Which do not bring in any extra crates since other crates already enabled them, but they were not active for Vaultwarden it self)
- Configured reqwest to have a max amount of idle pool connections per host
- Configured reqwest to timeout the idle connections in 10 seconds
This PR updates the base images to use Debian Bookworm as base image. Also the MUSL/Alpine builds now use OpenSSLv3 and PostgreSQL v15.
The GHA Workflows are updated to use Ubuntu 22.04 to better match the versions of Debian Bookworm.
Also:
- Enabled spares crate registry
- Updated workflow actions
- Updated Rust to v1.71.0
- The rust-musl images now use musl v1.2.3 for the 32bit arch's if the Rust version is v1.71.0 or higher.
The 64bit arch's already used musl v1.2.3.
- Updated crates.
Improves / Closes#3434
There now is a `v0.5` branch which will be the final release version
when the time is there. Switched to this instead of the `master` branch
which contains other fixes and enhancements as well (for `v0.6`).
This should solve all the endpoint issue we were having.
During setting the latest commit hash for Rocket and updating all the
other crates, there were some messages regarding the usage of `String`
for the Rocket endpoint function calls. I acted upon this message and
changed all `String` types to `&str` and modified the code where needed.
This ended up in less alloc calls, and probably also a bit less memory usage.
- Updated all the crates and commit hashes
- Modified all `String` to `&str` where applicable
This PR implements a (not yet fully released) new feature of Rocket which allows WebSockets/Upgrade connections.
No more need for multiple ports to be opened for Vaultwarden.
No explicit need for a reverse proxy to get WebSockets to work (Although I still suggest to use a reverse proxy).
- Using a git revision for Rocket, since `rocket_ws` is not yet released.
- Updated other crates as well.
- Added a connection guard to clear the WS connection from the Users list.
Fixes#685Fixes#2917Fixes#1424
- Revert #3170 as discussed in #3387
In hindsight it's better to not have this feature
- Update Dockerfile.j2 for easy version changes.
Just change it in one place instead of multiple
- Updated to Rust to latest patched version
- Updated crates to latest available
- Pinned mimalloc to an older version, as it breaks on musl builds
- Updated workflows to use new checkout version
This probably fixes the curl download for hadolint also.
- Updated crates including Rocket to the latest rc3 :party:
- Applied 2 nightly clippy lints to prevent future clippy issues.
- Changed MSRV to v1.65.
Discussed this with @dani-garcia, and we will support **N-2**.
This is/will be the same as for the `time` crate we use.
Also updated the wiki regarding this https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/wiki/Building-binary
- Removed backtrace crate in favor of `std::backtrace` stable since v1.65
- Updated Rust to v1.67.1
- Updated all the crates
- Updated the GHA action versions
- Adjusted the GHA MSRV build to extract the MSRV from `Cargo.toml`
Added support for Argon2 hashing support for the `ADMIN_TOKEN` instead
of only supporting a plain text string.
The hash must be a PHC string which can be generated via the `argon2`
CLI **or** via the also built-in hash command in Vaultwarden.
You can simply run `vaultwarden hash` to generate a hash based upon a
password the user provides them self.
Added a warning during startup and within the admin settings panel is
the `ADMIN_TOKEN` is not an Argon2 hash.
Within the admin environment a user can ignore that warning and it will
not be shown for at least 30 days. After that the warning will appear
again unless the `ADMIN_TOKEN` has be converted to an Argon2 hash.
I have also tested this on my RaspberryPi 2b and there the `Bitwarden`
preset takes almost 4.5 seconds to generate/verify the Argon2 hash.
Using the `OWASP` preset it is below 1 second, which I think should be
fine for low-graded hardware. If it is needed people could use lower
memory settings, but in those cases I even doubt Vaultwarden it self
would run. They can always use the `argon2` CLI and generate a faster hash.
- Updated dependencies.
This includes a janked openssl crate version we currently use.
- Updated MSRV to v1.61.0 because hashbrown/cached has this version restriction.
- Put groups support behind a feature flag, and disabled by default.
The reason is that it has some known issues, but we want to keep
optimizing this feature. Putting it behind a feature flag could help
some users, and the developers into optimizing this feature without to
much trouble.
Further:
- Updates Rust to v1.66.0
- Updated GHA workflows
- Updated Alpine to 3.17
- Updated jquery to v3.6.2
- Moved jdenticon.js to load at the bottom, fixes an issue on chromium
- Added autocomplete attribute to admin login password field
- Added some extra CSP options (Tested this on Safari, Firefox, Chrome, Bitwarden Desktop)
- Moved uppercase convertion from runtime to compile-time using `paste`
for building the environment variables, lowers heap allocations.
- Updated Rust deps and one small change regarding chrono
- Updated bootstrap 5 css
- Updated datatables
- Replaced identicon.js with jdenticon.
identicon.js is unmaintained ( https://github.com/stewartlord/identicon.js/issues/52 )
The icon's are very different, but nice. It also doesn't need custom
code to find and update the icons our selfs.
This PR adds query logging support as an optional feature.
It is only allowed during development/debug builds, and will abort when
used during a `--release` build.
For this feature to be fully activated you also need to se an
environment variable `QUERY_LOGGER=1` to activate the debug log-level
for this crate, else there will be no output.
The reason for this PR is that sometimes it is useful to be able to see
the generated queries, like when debugging an issue, or trying to
optimize a query. Currently i always added this code when needed, but
having this a part of the code could benifit other developers too who
maybe need this.
Since v2022.9.x the org export uses a different endpoint.
But, since v2022.11.x this endpoint will return a different format.
See: https://github.com/bitwarden/clients/pull/3641 and https://github.com/bitwarden/server/pull/2316
To support both version in the case of users having an older client
either web-vault or cli this PR checks the version and responds using
the correct format. If no version can be determined it will use the new
format as a default.
Mathijs van Veluw
Daniel García
Chris
Tobias Bölz
Helmut K. C. Tessarek
Stefan Melmuk
soruh
Alex Martel