The new feature to store keys on the server side is awesome. But anyone can register then use it.
I'm currently using azure IP whitelist to let my friends/parents access my self hosted version. However IPs stop being predictable when we are outside the house.
I'm guessing we are not storing plain-text API keys in the database for security concerns.
But since the server-side key is only usable by logged in users, I think having an option to disallow new user register would work nicely for personal servers.
Hi,
The new feature to store keys on the server side is awesome. But anyone can register then use it. I'm currently using azure IP whitelist to let my friends/parents access my self hosted version. However IPs stop being predictable when we are outside the house.
I'm guessing we are not storing plain-text API keys in the database for security concerns. But since the server-side key is only usable by logged in users, I think having an option to disallow new user register would work nicely for personal servers.