By default, the self-hosted version of Passwork does not use authorization access to the MongoDB database. You can enable and configure authorisation in MongoDB to improve security.

Configuring Windows Task Scheduler

Examples of authorization settings

Setting up authorization in Docker

Technical documentation

Technical requirements

Online installation

Offline installation

Linux

Windows Server

Untitled

Ubuntu

Debian

Alma/Rocky/CentOS

Enabling SWAP file on Linux

Docker

Windows Server (installer)

Windows Server (PowerShell)

Linux (Git)

Manual code updates

Migration to Docker

Migration from installer to PowerShell

Installation migration

Passwork update

About config.ini

Security settings

Emergency mode

Security

In case of errors

Configuring SMTP

Configuring PHP Mailer

Configuring Postfix

Setting up mail notifications

Configuring Cron for Linux

Background tasks

MongoDB

Updating Passwork components

JS connector

Python connector

Import from Bitwarden

Work with API

Mobile applications

Adding a server

User management

Security groups

LDAP synchronization

Debugging

LDAPS setup

DN filters

LDAP settings

Configuring SSO with Keycloak

Configuring SSO with AD FS

Configuring SSO with Google

Configuring SSO with Azure

SSO settings

Main changes

Standard installation

Manual installation

Recording Activity log to Syslog or Event Viewer

Custom banner

Administration

Release candidate

Examples of creating and restoring MongoDB backups

Database

Mapping LDAP security groups with roles in Passwork

Migration to Passwork 6

Passwork 5

How to update Passwork 4→5 version

Debian 10

Windows server 2016/2019

CentOS

Passwork 4

Update to Passwork 4

Passwork 3

Legacy

User manual

Passwork 6.1

Passwork 6.2

Passwork 6.3

Passwork 6.4

Passwork 7 RC

Release notes

Help center