Similar to the now closed issue #3520, I have 2 differents hosts which end up having the same IP and port for SSH when I'm connected to them through different VPNs. The passwords in the vault are saved as one, even though they have two different labels.
Is it possible to add the SSH connection label as a distinction, so the correct password can be saved to the correct labeled connection, irrespective of IP and port? (this solution would also supersede #3520)
Example:
I connect to VPN1, and want to SSH to 10.0.0.2 on port 22, with a username "pi" and a password1.
Then later, I disconnected from VPN1, connect to VPN2, and want to SSH to 10.0.0.2 on port 22, with a username "pi" and a password2.
Right now, only one password is saved when I save them, as they're referring to pi@10.0.0.2:22 instead of the SSH connection label.
carloslato
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1 week ago
Similar to the now closed issue #3520, I have 2 differents hosts which end up having the same IP and port for SSH when I'm connected to them through different VPNs. The passwords in the vault are saved as one, even though they have two different labels.
Is it possible to add the SSH connection label as a distinction, so the correct password can be saved to the correct labeled connection, irrespective of IP and port? (this solution would also supersede #3520)
Example: I connect to VPN1, and want to SSH to 10.0.0.2 on port 22, with a username "pi" and a password1. Then later, I disconnected from VPN1, connect to VPN2, and want to SSH to 10.0.0.2 on port 22, with a username "pi" and a password2. Right now, only one password is saved when I save them, as they're referring to pi@10.0.0.2:22 instead of the SSH connection label.