Implement "login keys" feature. #12
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I've done some practical testing with this over the weekend, and I'm curious: what does the library need to change even? Afaics it works fine to log in as a user with a login key, and all functions (if permitted) are available. |
He probably wants the functionality to create/modify login keys using the API ( |
We had a mail discussion before this issue was posted, and it was about authentication :) Just don't think he realized it was functionally identical to a regular user login. Didn't test it though. |
Yes he is correct. I read the documentation, but could not find anything about the login keys. Did not think of DA not making a distinction between the two. I'll test it this weekend. |
Alright, reopen it if it doesn't :) |
Works fine. Some feedback about which CMD_API_* to enable when calling a method would be nice. Maybe the documentation is the best place for that. Source code shows it too of course. Probably should not be high on the list of features. |
The DA API is pretty much broken on that end. Even I spent like an hour getting a login key to actually work with limited access hehe. |
The "Login keys" feature is not implemented.
DirectAdmin has a "login key" feature to get access to a user's account, but restrict access to some specified functionality. The feature is described here.
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