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is it possible to password protect the dashboard #57
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Hi @danielzzz! |
ok, thank you! |
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By default, Buggregator doesn't use any authentication, but you can enable it via ENV variables. ``` AUTH_ENABLED=true AUTH_USERNAME=admin # optional AUTH_PASSWORD=secret # optional ``` After server starting login and password will be shown in a terminal. fixes #57
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hi,
is it possible to somehow password protect the dashboard?
this would be useful for tracking live servers.
I know I could tunnel it to my local installation, but with more developers it get's a bit complicated.
thanks, cheers, dan
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