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When I look at the docker log file I see this repeated over and over. I am running the latest Vaultwarden container (1.29.1) and the Bitwarden app version 2023.7.0 (9969). Any idea what it means? Everything works fine but I'm interested to know what it's all about. I'm guessing it might me the website icons in Bitwarden . . . |
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If you have a reverse proxy, check those logs to see which files it tries to load. Or check the F12 browser developer tools and see which files it fails to download. |
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I'm running Vaultwarden on a Synology NAS and I do use a reverse proxy, as I do with many other services. I can't find a way of accessing a log for the reverse proxy on my NAS. I'm also unsure about using the F12 browser developer tools to see which files it fails to download. I'm using Librewolf on an M1 mac and when I press f12 I get a developer window but nothing happens in that window when I get Bitwarden to fill a password or sync its database. I just thought it might be a known issue. |
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Well, it isn't an issue. It happens when a client (or something else) tries to access files which do not exists. |
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For the benefit of others getting this error - I needed to enable websockets in the Synology reverse proxy. Support isn't enabled by default. You click on Custom Header, Create and Websocket is an available option, already filled in for you. |
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Does this have any security impact? |
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For the benefit of others getting this error - I needed to enable websockets in the Synology reverse proxy. Support isn't enabled by default. You click on Custom Header, Create and Websocket is an available option, already filled in for you.