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Is there a toggle for action=AddValidDevice ?

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Is there a toggle for action=AddValidDevice ?

7 years 7 months ago
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Hi - and thanks for taking my call.

Is there a toggle for action=AddValidDevice (as found in the handy email URL to authorize an unknown IP for admin logins)? I impolitely tried action=RemoveValidDevice / DeleteValidDevice as well as a more polite search for an editable list in Website Settings ... but I haven't hit upon it and now the timer is flashing lights at me ...

Thanks and no biggie if that feature isn't available. I continue to be amazed at the depth of what you've accomplished with FreeToastHost by utilizing a truly dedicated team of volunteers. You all deserve special TM medals. :thumbsup:

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Re: Is there a toggle for action=AddValidDevice ?

7 years 7 months ago
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We do not really give out details of our internal API functions as it is ever evolving and I do not want to be locked into a public API that I then have to spend additional time supporting.

I will just suffice to say that a "device" is designated by either its IP address or a unique text string (UID) stored in a cookie on the device. The cookie is needed for the case of dynamic IP addresses. We are not really deleting any of those from the db at the moment.
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