Opened 5 hours ago
Last modified 4 hours ago
#13205 reopened Feature request
Allow the Interactive Login to keep the Password
Reported by: | nzw19lh | Owned by: | |
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Priority: | normal | Component: | FileZilla Client |
Keywords: | interactive | Cc: | nzw19lh |
Component version: | 3.68.1 | Operating system type: | OS X |
Operating system version: | Sequoia 15.2 |
Description
We have just had two factor authentication added to a number of servers.
Using Filezilla, when I select interactive login on the connection settings, the password field is lost, I can understand why as that makes it truly interactive.
I have another (nowhere near as good as Filezilla!) that when I select Interactive login, it allows me to keep the password.
This means that when I log in through this tool (PortX), it returns the 2fa response and I do not have to keep getting the obscure passwords that I have for each site.
It is VASTLY quicker that the current Filezilla implementation. I hope this feature request meets with your approval.
Change History (2)
comment:1 by , 5 hours ago
Resolution: | → worksforme |
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Status: | new → closed |
comment:2 by , 4 hours ago
Resolution: | worksforme |
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Status: | closed → reopened |
I believe that you have missed the point.
I am after a combination of normal and interactive.
For example, without 2fa, normal login with the saved password logs straight into the system.
With Filezilla's current interactive log in,
- I have to add the password (from a separate Password manager as Filezilla does not allow it)
- then select the form of 2fa
- then enter the 2fa response
If Filezilla allowed the password to be saved as part of the interactive logon, it saves having to open a password manager, find the entry, copy and then paste the password.
Use the "Ask for Password" logon type to remember the password.