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Because I am paranoid™️ I sometimes check that nothing has managed to pop my account by checking the tokens table in the DB for anything unexpected. This isn't ideal since it relies on being a self-hosting admin with DB access, and probably is far less workable on sqlite than postgres.
I also have quite a bit of clutter in my token list from testing awful mad science c2s stuff.
Describe the solution you'd like.
A web interface in /settings for inspecting and expiring tokens. Pleroma's was just a list of tokens, grant date, scope, expire date, and a button to expire each token immediately.
Describe alternatives you've considered.
Direct DB access (checking the DB for tokens, deleting rows, etc) but that requires DB access and the know-how and is kind of inconvenient.
2FA will increase my comfort level here immensely but is not an entire substitute, it's more a sibling feature.
I've also considered the scorched earth approach of getting tokens I like set up, then setting Caddy to 403 /oauth/authorize, and then not worrying about token management because no one can get a token any more unless I remove the configuration 🙃 But again that's a self-hoster privilege.
Additional context.
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Because I am paranoid™️ I sometimes check that nothing has managed to pop my account by checking the
tokens
table in the DB for anything unexpected. This isn't ideal since it relies on being a self-hosting admin with DB access, and probably is far less workable on sqlite than postgres.I also have quite a bit of clutter in my token list from testing awful mad science c2s stuff.
Describe the solution you'd like.
A web interface in
/settings
for inspecting and expiring tokens. Pleroma's was just a list of tokens, grant date, scope, expire date, and a button to expire each token immediately.Describe alternatives you've considered.
Direct DB access (checking the DB for tokens, deleting rows, etc) but that requires DB access and the know-how and is kind of inconvenient.
2FA will increase my comfort level here immensely but is not an entire substitute, it's more a sibling feature.
I've also considered the scorched earth approach of getting tokens I like set up, then setting Caddy to 403
/oauth/authorize
, and then not worrying about token management because no one can get a token any more unless I remove the configuration 🙃 But again that's a self-hoster privilege.Additional context.
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: