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Blocking anon users from accesing server with allow-keyless set to True #524

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sirdrops opened this issue May 15, 2024 · 2 comments
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@sirdrops
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Describe the bug
After setting allow-keyless to true, and anon-access to no-access I assumed I could still use http/git connection while making unauthorized users unable to access the server over ssh yet I can still access the server,browse and clones repos with anon-user.
Am I misunderstanding how both of those settings work?

To Reproduce
Set allow-keyless true
Set anon-access no-access
ssh -p 23231 <server_address> - from anon user

Expected behavior
Able to use http/git connections with tokens while disabling anon users from accessing server altogether

Hosted on linux 24.04, soft server installed from repository

@n1yn
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n1yn commented Aug 2, 2024

I also experience the same issue on my instance

@aymanbagabas
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Thank you for reporting this issue @sirdrops & @n1yn! This is now fixed in main and will be released in v0.7.7.

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