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That was a problem I always had with replicating directly to CouchDB. They have added more authentication methods now, like proxy auth and JWT, so authorizing o
by patwolf 5y ago
That was a problem I always had with replicating directly to CouchDB. They have added more authentication methods now, like proxy auth and JWT, so authorizing on a per-database basis isn't too bad.
However, I gave up on CouchDB after my server kept getting hacked by crypto miners. I'm sure whatever exploit they were using has been patched, but I'm hesitant now to use a DB that's open to the world.
- lytefm 5y agoIf your CouchDB was open to the world, then that's definitely a configuration problem. Sure, earlier versions shipped with "admin party" enabled by default but the docs made it very clear to not do that in public.