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Does the latest still need X-API-Key header? #49

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Right.

Its better to use an HTTP proxy with per-user authentication and put the API Key in the HTTP server's config - giving out shared keys to users is generally a bad idea. If you are using an HTTP proxy, then you do not need to provide the API Key at login.

However, some people prefer to keep their set up very simple and talk directly to PowerDNS API (no HTTP Proxy). If they wish to do this, then they need to b able to provide the API Key when attaching.

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