I don't have an answer to your question, but out of curiosity why passbolt over vaultwarden (the non-commercial bitwarden backend)? It's the most common thing I hear about in this space, what makes you prefer passbolt?
To be honest, i don't know yet. I've yet to try both, and plan to anyway. Does vaultwarden require an SMTP server/domain name all the same?
It probably requires a domain name if you want it to be publicly available. SMTP is not required. I'd recommend vaultwarden.
@CausticFlames
It doesn't require it, but you can't send password reset or emergency access emails without it.
@PriorProject
I only have messed with it a bit, but it does require a SMTP server because it relies on sending email for account setup.
Ok, thank you! Is there any way you know of to get an SMTP server running and functional without a domain name?
You can use your Gmail account
My apologies for being inept, but would you mind providing a link to somewhere I can learn to set up an SMTP server using only my Gmail Account?
No worries! Here is a guide for setting up smtp for passbolt with gmail
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-configure-smtp-server-self-hosted-passbolt/
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