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Do we need to have a password field in the config? #3

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bmorcos opened this issue Sep 18, 2018 · 3 comments
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Do we need to have a password field in the config? #3

bmorcos opened this issue Sep 18, 2018 · 3 comments

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bmorcos commented Sep 18, 2018

The fpga_config file has the password for the device written out in plain text. While this probably isn't a big deal in most cases (since it's the default user/pw on a local network) we might want to look into other ways of authentication?

Just putting this thought here so it isn't lost.

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xchoo commented Sep 18, 2018

Hmm. Yeah, we could get the user to set up an ssh-key from the host PC, so that passwords are not necessary at all.

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bmorcos commented Dec 17, 2018

As mentioned by @xchoo, ssh removes password requirement but now we must decide on default behaviour (always use ssh? no need for password at all?)

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xchoo commented Dec 17, 2018

Just as a point of clarification, it always uses SSH, it's whether or not to use the SSH keys for the SSH authentication process.

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