Passbolt is an open-source password manager that allows for secure sharing of passwords between team members. In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of installing Passbolt on Windows 10.
Before we begin, you will need the following:
Passbolt requires a web server, PHP, and a database. XAMPP is a bundle of these technologies that make it easy to set up a web server on Windows. To download and install XAMPP, follow these steps:
You can download the latest version of Passbolt from the Passbolt website. Once you have downloaded the ZIP file, extract its contents to the htdocs
folder of your XAMPP installation. You can find this folder in your XAMPP installation directory (e.g. C:/xampp/htdocs
).
Now that Passbolt is installed, we need to configure it to use the database and web server provided by XAMPP. To do this, follow these steps:
.env.default
file in the config
folder to .env
. .env
file in a text editor and update the following options:DATASOURCES_DEFAULT_HOST=localhost
(or the hostname or IP of your web server).DATASOURCES_DEFAULT_USERNAME=root
(or the username for your MySQL database).DATASOURCES_DEFAULT_PASSWORD=
(or the password for your MySQL database).APP_FULL_BASE_URL=http://localhost/passbolt
(or the URL to access Passbolt)..env
file.Next, we need to set file permissions so that the web server can access Passbolt's files. To do this, follow these steps:
htdocs
folder in File Explorer.passbolt
folder and select "Properties".Users
in the box labeled "Enter the object names to select".We are almost there! To complete the installation, follow these steps:
http://localhost/passbolt
.Once the installation is complete, you should be able to log in and start using Passbolt.
In this tutorial, we have shown you how to install Passbolt on Windows 10 using XAMPP. With Passbolt, you can securely share passwords between team members while maintaining control over who has access to sensitive information.
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