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When I call the script bitwarden.sh with option update it leads to the error:
Invalid template: "PASSWORD"
The term "PASSWORD" is in fact a real password of an administrator account in our organization.
Calling the script with updateself works as expected.
Now I am wondering if this is a bug or maybe some weird misconfiguration of the server itself? We are running the server since serveral years and updating always worked. We made no configuration changes to the server.
Expected Result
update the bitwarden instance
Actual Result
throws the error and stops executing the script
Screenshots or Videos
No response
Additional Context
No response
Build Version
bitwarden.sh version 2022.8.4
bitwarden server version: 2022.5.2
Found the error: The smtp password in global-override.env was not set in between quotes. After doing that, the script executes. Seems that this behaviour has changed.
Steps To Reproduce
When I call the script bitwarden.sh with option update it leads to the error:
Invalid template: "PASSWORD"
The term "PASSWORD" is in fact a real password of an administrator account in our organization.
Calling the script with updateself works as expected.
Now I am wondering if this is a bug or maybe some weird misconfiguration of the server itself? We are running the server since serveral years and updating always worked. We made no configuration changes to the server.
Expected Result
update the bitwarden instance
Actual Result
throws the error and stops executing the script
Screenshots or Videos
No response
Additional Context
No response
Build Version
bitwarden.sh version 2022.8.4
bitwarden server version: 2022.5.2
Environment
Self-Hosted
Environment Details
OS: Debian 10 Kernel 4.19.0-21
Docker: 20.10.17
Docker compose: v2.9.0
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