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Remember Private Key #3
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Sorry, currently there is no way for Sshwifty to remember private credentials. The function was implemented, but eventually removed because I've failed to found a way to safely save private credentials inside web browser (localStorage). How about this: I'll change the input box (which is a HTML What do you think? |
Yes, please. That would make me much happier. Thank you sir! |
Random question...but does Guacamole save private credentials safely? If they do, wonder if you could adopt their approach. |
I have no information about Guacamole because I don't use the software :(. But I'll look into it, thanks for the pointer. For now: I've added the feature described above (Change In addition to that, credentials will now be saved in memory (in a JavaScript variable that is), so you only need to re-enter them once every time the webpage is reloaded. It only works if you connect by clicking items of the "Known remotes" list. Otherwise you still have to re-enter everything. Also, a reminder: You need to clear the page cache (By clicking the Refresh button of your web browser) to use the new client application. |
@zhdenny Hey, uh just letting you know, I've looked Guacamole. Seems to me that they are saving the credential into database in plain-text. At least when MySQL is used as storage backend.
It's not very ideal for us since Guacamole is been developed for a different purpose than Sshwifty. Also, we don't use storage backend (We're saving address book directly in the client web browser with |
Is there a way to have sshwifty remember the private key for a SSH connection?
Currently, it appears I need to re-enter my Private RSA Key every single time I want to connect to a specific host. Kind of a pain.
Thanks.
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