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rocket-worker-thread' panicked, Unable to log into vault. #865
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Originally created by @sebasdt on GitHub.
Subject of the issue
Rocket giving a 404 after trying to connect to it.

accessing the container directly also gives the same error look below here:
Deployment environment
Im using a vm within that a docker enviorment.
1.28.0 or the latest tag for docker
on Docker via portainer.
Windows and android basicly every option and no ios or linux clients.
Cloudflare ---> nginx Rproxy ---> container
I think this happend because Im experimenting with cloudflare tunnels. dont really think it has to do with cloudflare.
Steps to reproduce
I updated to the latest release and restarted the container. I am at version 1.28.0
as you can see in my log file you can see what parameters/env settings in using.
Expected behaviour
Im able to access the container and not get a rocket 404.
even when I try to access the container locally/directly the same error appears.
Actual behaviour
Im not able to do anything with vaultwarden
Troubleshooting data
LOGS:
https://pastebin.com/VNwLKb8n
@sebasdt commented on GitHub:
Yes I checked the domain is perfect fine.
It's pointed to https://vaultwarden.myAwesomedomain.bla
@stefan0xC commented on GitHub:
Can you check your
DOMAINsettings? It looks like you might have set it to a sub-dir.@sebasdt commented on GitHub:
Oh I see,
Sorry yes in the conf that the domain is pointing to the right endpoint.
I just restarted the whole machine and that seemed to solve it.
@sebasdt commented on GitHub:
Sorry to reopen the issue,
So in the meantime I was able to load page but forgot to check I could login..
here is the log that is in the portainer logs:
the config:
If you need more information feel free to ask. I do have backups as I should, it is just annoying that I don't know what the cause is.
@stefan0xC commented on GitHub:
Okay, but Just to make sure. Have you also checked in
data/config.json?You could set
LOG_LEVEL=debugto see what paths vaultwarden is setting up.@sebasdt commented on GitHub:
Sorry for me being in such a panic state. hehe
It was just the mail that was bugged out and wouldn't send a 2fa. so I accidentally added one letter to the SMTP password..
and SO Im happily reporting I have access again to my vault.