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fqdn as a username for basic auth can be too long for some routers #451

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brice-gros opened this issue Jan 14, 2020 · 5 comments
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@brice-gros
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The Host table should have a http_user field instead of using the fqdn, some devices have a limit on the length of the username. 30 characters was the shortest maximum length encountered so far.

@adrienb4
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Yes I confirm.
Zyxel USG limit username to 31 characters.
Difficult with long fqdn....

Very good idea :)

@ThomasWaldmann
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ThomasWaldmann commented Apr 15, 2023

how's the current state of this? did they ever fix their username fields to accept longer user names?

@brice-gros with what device(s) did you have issues?

@adrienb4 how's it with Zyxel USG now?

@brice-gros
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The proposed PR for fixing it has not been merged. I don't know if they fixed it otherwise.

The issue was identified with a Zyxel USG.

@ThomasWaldmann
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Well, with "they", I meant the router (or "update client" in general) manufacturers allowing longer names.

@brice-gros
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haha the question makes more sense now,
I didn't pay attention you are the maitainer 😅

@adrienb4 is most likely to know than me on this

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