Bitwarden/vaultwarden, as much as I love it, still doesn’t let you easily sort by date modified – and I realized recently I have hundreds of old accounts still knocking around my vault. I’d like to automatically change those passwords (or even mass delete older accounts) but the prospect of doing so manually has stopped me from moving forward with that chore as of yet. I remember Lastpass had a password changer tool that went through your vault and automagically changed passwords where possible – is there some other kind of third party tool or process or script I can use with my bitwarden vault? I’ve been thinking I could export the vault to a json, create a lastpass account, upload the json, and then power through it; but that seems like a less than ideal situation for some reason.
The CLI has more functionality than the API, so you might have better luck listing all entries that way then looping through the details of each entry if the list doesn’t contain the datetime.
Ah thanks appreciate it. Will do.
If the exported Json contains dates, its easy to write a simple python/any language script to sort it accordingly
It unfortunately does not.
I remember using that Lastpass feature years ago and it never worked except for like 5 popular sites.
Do not upload your passwords to LastPass. I’m serious.
I used to be on LP, but they’ve had so many security breaches they’ve lost all trust.
Keepass works great and you can use syncthing to keep up to date keyfiles on all your devices. I use keepassxc on PC and keepassdx on mobile.
That’s not the problem I’m attempting to solve. Vaultwarden works great at keeping my passwords up to date and synced across all my devices. I self host, that’s not the issue. I mean this is in the most polite way I can, but did you read the OP? Was I unclear?
I guess to more thoroughly answer your question - no. I don’t know of any tool to make that process easier, but every keepass client I’ve used has functionality to sort by date modified.
KeePass.
? Care to elaborate?
I think they they stopped reading after your first sentence and are suggesting KeePass as a password manager that lets you sort by date modified.
I just suggest KeePass instead of online password managers if you care about privacy and freedom.
I just suggest KeePass instead of online password managers if you care about privacy and freedom.
I self host my Vaultwarden instance but go off.
He literally answered your question and elaborated even though there was no need to elaborate.
No, he literally didn’t. It doesn’t answer the question, it’s a snide unrelated remark combined with the suggestion that I don’t know or care about privacy or freedom. Vaultwarden is mentioned in the title of the OP for one, and the existence of Keepass does nothing to solve the problem of automatically changing passwords. It’s akin yo someone’s coming into a thread and suggesting to use Linux when someone asks a question about literally anything else. Something that happens all the time. Did you read the OP? In what world is his throwaway remark even close to an answer, and how is his elaboration remotely helpful?
No need to be rude! :)
Right back atcha :)
I just suggested my friend!
