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Assuming you want to extract binaries for the platform you're running on:
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```
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docker pull vaultwarden/server:alpine
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docker create --name bwrs vaultwarden/server:alpine
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docker cp bwrs:/vaultwarden .
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docker cp bwrs:/web-vault .
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docker rm bwrs
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docker create --name vwrs vaultwarden/server:alpine
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docker cp vwrs:/vaultwarden .
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docker cp vwrs:/web-vault .
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docker rm vwrs
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```
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If you want binaries for a different platform (for example, you only have Docker installed on your x86-64 machine, but you want to run vaultwarden on a Raspberry Pi), add the `--platform` option to the `docker pull` command:
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If you can't or don't want to install Docker, you can use the [docker-image-extract](https://github.com/jjlin/docker-image-extract) script to pull and extract a Docker image. For example, to pull and extract the x86-64 image:
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```
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$ mkdir bwrs-image
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$ cd bwrs-image
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$ mkdir vwrs-image
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$ cd vwrs-image
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$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jjlin/docker-image-extract/main/docker-image-extract
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$ chmod +x docker-image-extract
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$ ./docker-image-extract vaultwarden/server:alpine
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