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At a minimum, you can just run it on your local machine and point the browser extension at it.

1. Install the most recent stable version of Ruby that your OS provides (2.4 series, probably)
2. gem install bundler
3. git clone https://github.com/jcs/bitwarden-ruby.git
4. cd bitwarden-ruby
5. bundle install --deployment
6. env ALLOW_SIGNUPS=1 bundle exec rackup

You'll now have a server running at http://127.0.0.1:9292/ that you can configure the browser extension to point to.

Actual deployment on a server is more complicated and will require a front-end web server (nginx, Apache, etc.), SSL/TLS, supervising of the server processes to start at boot, etc. Assume a deployment directory of /var/www/bitwarden-ruby and running the server as user bitwarden:

1. Install the most recent stable version of Ruby that your OS provides (2.4 series, probably)
2. gem install bundler
3. git clone https://github.com/jcs/bitwarden-ruby.git
4. mv bitwarden-ruby /var/www
5. cd bitwarden-ruby
6. bundle install --deployment
7. useradd bitwarden
8. mkdir db log tmp; chown bitwarden db log tmp
9. sudo -u bitwarden env ALLOW_SIGNUPS=1 bundle exec unicorn -E production -l /var/www/bitwarden-ruby/tmp/bitwarden.sock

You'll now have a FastCGI listener running in /var/www/bitwarden-ruby/tmp/bitwarden.sock that you can configure nginx/Apache/etc. to proxy requests to. You'll want to setup SSL/TLS for it, of course.

Once it's running, you can configure the Bitwarden apps to your URL. After creating your account, you'll probably want to run it without ALLOW_SIGNUPS defined. Running the unicorn process at boot and monitoring it will depend on your OS.

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I’ve run it on docker, and it works great.

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