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Incorrect reporting in the terminal when custom password is used #757
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@Josh-Uvi |
@gerroon I just tried this and it looks like code-server incorrectly reports that it's launched without authentication when a password is supplied. I opened it in the browser and it does require a password. |
Thanks for check it out. I will give it a try. I did not think about thatg possibility to be honest, |
We only output the password when it's generated (since you already know the password). #286 (comment) |
@code-asher sure but the message in the termianl is misleading. It does not have to show the password, but at least it can say the password is enabled instead of |
Oh, right! I completely missed that part. Let's update the issue title to something like "Incorrectly reports as launching without authentication when using custom password". |
Thanks for the bug report; just pushed a fix. I'm gonna try to read issues (and comments!) more closely in the future, sorry about that. 😛 |
I saw this problem too. Thought use of PASSWORD environment variable was broken because of it! |
Hi
I am trying to set this up with password but it is not working out well
/opt/code-server/code-server --port=4000 --allow-http --disable-telemetry --password "MYPASS" -d /media/CODE
As you see it is laucnhed without password, I tried variations on the password field without any luck.
I am on Debian Buster using code-server v1.1119-vsc1.33.1
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