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Not to mention the other problems with using key based authentication with an unsophisticated client. - User A at client company X is the one usually using the
by igrekel 15y ago
Not to mention the other problems with using key based authentication with an unsophisticated client.
- User A at client company X is the one usually using the system
- User A goes on Vacation
- User B needs something from teh system, they forgot to plan this before A left. They call A to ask the password...
- marshray 15y ago...User B can't get the password with which to impersonate A. Login authentication is working as designed. This is a feature, not a bug. If User B needs access to something controlled by User A, they need to talk to their admin.