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Support basic authentication for the dashboard #8
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If you are using nginx you can do
Of course this only works if you have a static IP. But is an easy way to restrict traffic. Anyone that isnt that IP will just get a 403 error |
Thanks but that doesn't work for me. We are not using nginx but also we have support staff all over the world so the list of IP addresses could be long. Thanks for your efforts. |
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Released in v1.3.0 |
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It would be good to be able to put a password on the dashboard page so I can secure it from being visible to everyone.
Great project. I was looking to write something similar myself but have not had time. Don't need to now.
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