If you require file logging, set a path via config file, like logging: > file: > name: /var/log/komga/komga.log, assure that the directory exists and the "komga" user or group has write permissions.
Bitwarden_RS
An unofficial Bitwarden password manager server written in Rust
First access:
During install, a self-signed 4096-bit RSA TLS certificate is created to allow encrypted HTTPS access, which is required for access with most Bitwarden clients and reasonable as of the sensitivity of the data a password manager handles.
Most web browsers will warn you on access that the certificate is not trusted, although usually you can choose to ignore that and still access the web vault.
Most Bitwarden clients on the other hand will deny to access your server, as long as the certificate is not trusted. Read more about how to add a self-signed certificate to the OS' Trusted Root Certification Authorities store: T.b.d
As fast as you have a public domain name for your DietPi server, we recommend to request an official trusted CA certificate, e.g. via dietpi-letsencrypt and setup either a reverse proxy, or configure Bitwarden_RS to use the retrieved key and certificate directly via ROCKET_TLS setting in the config file (see below).
Web access:
URL = https://<your.IP>:8001
On first access, you need to create an account, either via web UI or via client (see below).
