[Cyberduck-trac] [Cyberduck] #9658: Re-authenticating When Overwriting Files When Already Logged In
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Wed Aug 17 21:09:25 UTC 2016
#9658: Re-authenticating When Overwriting Files When Already Logged In
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Reporter: | Owner:
danpoynor |
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: high | Milestone: 5.1
Component: core | Version: 5.0.11
Severity: major | Keywords: keychain, login, authentication,
| authenticating
Architecture: Intel | Platform: Mac OS X 10.5
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When uploading using SFTP, Cyberduck checks to see if the filename already
exists. To do that Cyberduck has to be logged in.
After logging in using my keychain credentials, if Cyberduck finds another
file with the same name already exists a panel opens with Overwrite
selected in the drop-down menu, a list of files that'll be overwritten,
plus the panel shows an "Authenticating as ..." message for a second (or
two seconds on a slow client server) next to the Cancel and Continue
buttons and path details below that.
Since Cyberduck is already authenticated (logged in using keychain) why
does it need to authenticate a second time?
If I click "Continue" without waiting for the second connection to
authenticate then another dialog box appears saying "Login failed" with my
username and an empty Password field and the "Add to Keychain" checkbox
checked, even though it's already using my keychain store password since I
can just click on a bookmark without seeing a login dialog.
The file is still overwritten even if I don't wait for the dialog box to
authenticate the second time. I just have to click Cancel in the Login
Failed dialog box and then I get a empty Overwrite dialog box which can't
be dismissed unless I quit Cyberduck.
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.cyberduck.io/ticket/9658>
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