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I don't trust myself with Vaultwarden honestly. I will just pay for Bitwarden if I need to.
Same. Like, I'm relatively confident in the systems I have running, but not so confident that I'd trust them with my most important passwords.
agree .... one of the services which is just to critical for me to selfhost
Same for email. I can't afford it to be down for days while I stress out about fixing whatever it was that I broke.
Actually on premise self hosting email is just stupid these days. I do have my domain email set up with a local provider, but I don't use it. Again, email is crucial and I don't trust myself
I just periodically export my vault every few months, it's compatible with bitwarden. Absolute worst case scenario I can just sign up and import my vault, and maybe lose a password or 2,whoch can most likely just be reset anyways.