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Craig: /* Password Complexity */

2024-12-27T23:07:39Z

Password Complexity

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	[[File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Complexity.png]]		[[File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Complexity.png]]

			The default regular expression enforces the following complexity requirements:

			* At least 8 characters
			* Must contain at least 1 uppercase letter
			* Must contain at least 1 lowercase letter
			* Must contain 1 number
			* Must contain one of these special characters <code>$ % # * & - . ! @ = ^ ( ) [ ] {} \| ' “ , < > ?</code>
			* Spaces permitted

	When users login with passwords that are not sufficiently complex, a banner will display reminding them to change their password to increase its strength. It will go away once they update their password. All password updates will need to adhere to password complexity.		When users login with passwords that are not sufficiently complex, a banner will display reminding them to change their password to increase its strength. It will go away once they update their password. All password updates will need to adhere to password complexity.

	[[File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Not-Complex-Enough.png]]		[[File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Not-Complex-Enough.png]]


	= Session Expiry =		= Session Expiry =

	Your login session will not expire as long as you have an open page in Obsidian. You must log out or close all Obsidian tabs in your browser and wait for your session to expire or you will remained logged in.		Your login session will not expire as long as you have an open page in Obsidian. You must log out or close all Obsidian tabs in your browser and wait for your session to expire or you will remained logged in.

Craig at 22:21, 27 December 2024

2024-12-27T22:21:23Z

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	[[File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Complexity.png]]		[[File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Complexity.png]]



	When users login with passwords that are not sufficiently complex, a banner will display reminding them to change their password to increase its strength. It will go away once they update their password. All password updates will need to adhere to password complexity.		When users login with passwords that are not sufficiently complex, a banner will display reminding them to change their password to increase its strength. It will go away once they update their password. All password updates will need to adhere to password complexity.

	[[File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Not-Complex-Enough.png]]		[[File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Not-Complex-Enough.png]]


	= Session Expiry =		= Session Expiry =

	Your login session will not expire as long as you have an open page in Obsidian. You must log out or close all Obsidian tabs in your browser and wait for your session to expire or you will remained logged in.		Your login session will not expire as long as you have an open page in Obsidian. You must log out or close all Obsidian tabs in your browser and wait for your session to expire or you will remained logged in.

Craig at 22:21, 27 December 2024

2024-12-27T22:21:05Z

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	[[File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Complexity.png]]		[[File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Complexity.png]]

			When users login with passwords that are not sufficiently complex, a banner will display reminding them to change their password to increase its strength. It will go away once they update their password. All password updates will need to adhere to password complexity.

			[[File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Not-Complex-Enough.png]]

	= Session Expiry =		= Session Expiry =

	Your login session will not expire as long as you have an open page in Obsidian. You must log out or close all Obsidian tabs in your browser and wait for your session to expire or you will remained logged in.		Your login session will not expire as long as you have an open page in Obsidian. You must log out or close all Obsidian tabs in your browser and wait for your session to expire or you will remained logged in.

Craig: /* Password Complexity */

2024-12-27T22:15:26Z

Password Complexity

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	As of Obsidian 6.0.0, native authentication enforces password complexity. While the complexity regular expression has a default, administrators can control the complexity requirements through scheduler settings.		As of Obsidian 6.0.0, native authentication enforces password complexity. While the complexity regular expression has a default, administrators can control the complexity requirements through scheduler settings.

	[[~~File:~~File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Complexity.png]]		[[File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Complexity.png]]

	= Session Expiry =		= Session Expiry =

	Your login session will not expire as long as you have an open page in Obsidian. You must log out or close all Obsidian tabs in your browser and wait for your session to expire or you will remained logged in.		Your login session will not expire as long as you have an open page in Obsidian. You must log out or close all Obsidian tabs in your browser and wait for your session to expire or you will remained logged in.

Craig at 22:15, 27 December 2024

2024-12-27T22:15:16Z

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	'''Default User:''' Each Obsidian installation which uses native authentication (the default) starts with a single user named ''admin'' with password ''changeme''. You should use this to log in to Obsidian for the first time, and promptly change your password to something secure.		'''Default User:''' Each Obsidian installation which uses native authentication (the default) starts with a single user named ''admin'' with password ''changeme''. You should use this to log in to Obsidian for the first time, and promptly change your password to something secure.

			[[File:Login_4.0.png]]

			== Password Complexity ==

			As of Obsidian 6.0.0, native authentication enforces password complexity. While the complexity regular expression has a default, administrators can control the complexity requirements through scheduler settings.

	[[File:~~Login_4~~.0.png]]		[[File:File:Obsidian-6.0.0-Password-Complexity.png]]

	= Session Expiry =		= Session Expiry =

	Your login session will not expire as long as you have an open page in Obsidian. You must log out or close all Obsidian tabs in your browser and wait for your session to expire or you will remained logged in.		Your login session will not expire as long as you have an open page in Obsidian. You must log out or close all Obsidian tabs in your browser and wait for your session to expire or you will remained logged in.

Carfey at 17:17, 1 July 2016

2016-07-01T17:17:13Z

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	Login is the first screen you'll encounter when accessing the Obsidian admin web application.		Login is the first screen you'll encounter when accessing the Obsidian admin web application.

	Enter the [[Admin User Management ~~4.0~~\|user]] name and password provided to you by Carfey Software or your administrator.		Enter the [[Admin User Management\|user]] name and password provided to you by Carfey Software or your administrator.

	Note that the ''Remember me'' option may be disabled in the [[Admin Scheduler Settings ~~4.0~~\|Scheduler Settings]] tab, so it may not be present in your installation. Choosing this option will avoid the need to log in each time your session expires.		Note that the ''Remember me'' option may be disabled in the [[Admin Scheduler Settings\|Scheduler Settings]] tab, so it may not be present in your installation. Choosing this option will avoid the need to log in each time your session expires.

	'''Default User:''' Each Obsidian installation which uses native authentication (the default) starts with a single user named ''admin'' with password ''changeme''. You should use this to log in to Obsidian for the first time, and promptly change your password to something secure.		'''Default User:''' Each Obsidian installation which uses native authentication (the default) starts with a single user named ''admin'' with password ''changeme''. You should use this to log in to Obsidian for the first time, and promptly change your password to something secure.

Carfey: Carfey moved page Admin Login 4.0 to Admin Login without leaving a redirect

2016-07-01T17:08:20Z

Carfey moved page Admin Login 4.0 to Admin Login without leaving a redirect

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Carfey at 23:00, 29 June 2016

2016-06-29T23:00:58Z

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	Login is the first screen you'll encounter when accessing the Obsidian admin web application.		Login is the first screen you'll encounter when accessing the Obsidian admin web application.

	Enter the [[Admin User Management 4.0\|user]] name and password provided to you by Carfey Software, or by your ~~user~~ administrator.		Enter the [[Admin User Management 4.0\|user]] name and password provided to you by Carfey Software or your administrator.

	Note that the ''Remember me'' option may be disabled in the [[Admin Scheduler Settings 4.0\|Scheduler Settings]] tab, so it may not be present in your installation. Choosing this option will avoid the need to log in each time your session expires.		Note that the ''Remember me'' option may be disabled in the [[Admin Scheduler Settings 4.0\|Scheduler Settings]] tab, so it may not be present in your installation. Choosing this option will avoid the need to log in each time your session expires.

Carfey at 19:43, 29 June 2016

2016-06-29T19:43:10Z

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	[[File:Login_4.0.png]]		[[File:Login_4.0.png]]

			= Session Expiry =

			Your login session will not expire as long as you have an open page in Obsidian. You must log out or close all Obsidian tabs in your browser and wait for your session to expire or you will remained logged in.

Carfey at 18:29, 29 June 2016

2016-06-29T18:29:31Z

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	Enter the [[Admin User Management 4.0\|user]] name and password provided to you by Carfey Software, or by your user administrator.		Enter the [[Admin User Management 4.0\|user]] name and password provided to you by Carfey Software, or by your user administrator.

	Note that the ''Remember me'' option may be disabled in the [[Admin Scheduler Settings 4.0]] tab, so it may not be present in your installation. Choosing this option will avoid the need to log in each time your session expires.		Note that the ''Remember me'' option may be disabled in the [[Admin Scheduler Settings 4.0\|Scheduler Settings]] tab, so it may not be present in your installation. Choosing this option will avoid the need to log in each time your session expires.

	'''Default User:''' Each Obsidian installation which uses native authentication (the default) starts with a single user named ''admin'' with password ''changeme''. You should use this to log in to Obsidian for the first time, and promptly change your password to something secure.		'''Default User:''' Each Obsidian installation which uses native authentication (the default) starts with a single user named ''admin'' with password ''changeme''. You should use this to log in to Obsidian for the first time, and promptly change your password to something secure.