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🔐 Setup Password Pusher — Expiring Credential Sharing

Deploy Password Pusher on Ubuntu with Docker — share passwords through links that expire after a set number of views or days, with audit logs, on port 8174.

⚠️ This script is provided for demo and testing purposes only. Not intended for production use.

📦 Resources & Setup Scripts

Grab the automated bash script from GitHub to follow along with the video.

Automated install script — one command deploys Password Pusher on port 8174 with storage persisted to ./storage.
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Quick Install:

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mhmdali94/Docker/main/security/pwpush/pwpush-ubuntu.sh
chmod +x pwpush-ubuntu.sh
sudo bash pwpush-ubuntu.sh

Tutorial Steps

1 Download the Script

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mhmdali94/Docker/main/security/pwpush/pwpush-ubuntu.sh

2 Make it Executable

chmod +x pwpush-ubuntu.sh

3 Run the Installer

The script installs Docker if needed and starts pglombardo/pwpush:latest on port 8174, with data persisted to ./storage and the brand title set via PWP__BRAND__TITLE.

sudo bash pwpush-ubuntu.sh

4 Push Your First Password

Open the UI, paste a password, set the view and day limits, and share the generated link:

http://<your-server-ip>:8174

Ports Used

PortPurpose
8174Web UI + API (host → container 5100) — plain HTTP
./storagePushes and audit logs (maps to /opt/PasswordPusher/storage)

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