Hi Tore, But it does have something very similar, md5-pw and I really don't see why this is not adequate. Just generate a 64 character hex string put it as a password and boom you have an API key.
My question is, how would having a dedicated API key feature help? - Cynthia On Fri, Feb 21, 2020 at 1:08 PM Tore Anderson <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Cynthia, > > > I really do not see any benefits or reasons why we should change the API > key system for the DB. > > Maybe I am missing something that you can elaborate on. > > «An API key system for the DB» does not exist today. > > I do not propose to change this non-existent system. I propose to create > one. > > > Additionally if this was to replace the existing system it would just > make it unavailable for non-LIRs (such as orgs with PI resources) without > any real reason. > > I do not propose to replace any authentication or authorisation method > that already exists today. > > Tore >
