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【Excuse me?】How can I change my ssh pw at each ssh connection. #34

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rvier opened this issue Jan 5, 2018 · 6 comments
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【Excuse me?】How can I change my ssh pw at each ssh connection. #34

rvier opened this issue Jan 5, 2018 · 6 comments

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@rvier
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rvier commented Jan 5, 2018

Firstly thank you for your convenient project .
But I have a problem: If I inputed wrong ssh pw in first connection I don't know how to correct it......

@rvier rvier closed this as completed Jan 10, 2018
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rvier commented Jan 10, 2018

ok, clear cookies

@billchurch
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@rvier

I plan on making a change shortly that will give you the option to switch from basic auth, to modal dialog. Also I'm investigating the possibility to re-prompt for credentials when using basic auth.

@j8la
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j8la commented Jan 10, 2018

It will be a very good thing, your client is very great (the best web ssh client for me) but the authentication cache is painful.

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@billchurch

Do you have any update on this issue?

by the way, I make @j8la words my own. Your WebSSH2 project is really awesome.

But for now, the "authentication by cookie" is being an impediment to using WebSSH2 for production environment.

Thanks for share it

@billchurch
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Based on the way I'm processing credentials from Basic Auth, I can't (yet) re-prompt for credentials. The way this was initially intended to work, the password would never be wrong (using SSO from another utility).

In any event, I'm planning to provide a different way to ask for credentials in the next major release.

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resolved, see issue #51

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