Access Tags without login

[mfnalex]

Hi, is it not possible to disable the user authentication? I want to create a publich dashboard, so basically:

1. Anyone can view the Dashboard without logging in
2. Only I can change it when logged in

Is this possible? I couldn't find anything related to this in the settings.

[arifer612]

Isn't this already possible with the "Allow public access to front" switch in the Users setting?

[mfnalex]

No, it doesn't let users click on Tags

[mfnalex]

See here and click on "My Spigot Plugins": https://hub.jeff-media.com/

I'd like the tags to be accessible by the public, too.

[062bel313]

I want to implement exact as shown in https://hub.jeff-media.com/. Some of tags to be public and some requires access. I guess for that I need some setting for each tag and I cannot find it. How to add authentication for some tags and not for others?

Am I missing something?

Where is the setting that if someone clicks on this tag (bitwarden) will ask for permission?

[mfnalex]

I want to implement exact as shown in https://hub.jeff-media.com/. Some of tags to be public and some requires access. I guess for that I need some setting for each tag and I cannot find it. How to add authentication for some tags and not for others?

Am I missing something?
Where is the setting that if someone clicks on this tag (bitwarden) will ask for permission?

How did you even manage to make your tags accessible to the public? All my tags are only available when I log in, which is the opposite of what I want.

[062bel313]

in the Heimdall, go to users >> username>> edit>> enable "Allow public access"

Not sure if you have it enabled, but that is what I have and it is access to public. But in my case all of them are access.

[arifer612]

@062bel313 I'm not sure what you meant by some tags being public. If you click on any of his tags, "My Spigot Plugins", "My Spigot Libraries", "Websites [German]", and "Internal", you will notice that you have to log in to his local account. All other links on the page however, are accessible through the normal browser because they point to public web pages.

@mfnalex, if you want all your tags to be accessible from the public, all you need to do is to create an account without a password and ensure that the "Allow public access to front" is checked as what @062bel313 mentioned above. If however, as what @062bel313 wanted, you want some tags to be public and some to be private, then I think the you should change the title to be something more descriptive.

[062bel313]

sorry for hijacking the thread.
@arifer612: In my case though, a user can click any tags and it lets them enter my local services without asking for a heimdall login; I have password set for the account. I want some to open but some require login. How is he doing that?
@mfnalex: you do not need account without password. You can have a password, but make sure you enable "Public access".

[arifer612]

@062bel313 I don't think you're hijacking the thread since it's relevant to OP's question. The thing I'm confused about is that you're saying that there are some tags in https://hub.jeff-media.com/ that are accessible by the public without having to log in, while from what I see, none of them are.

Are you perhaps treating his links as tags? For example in the image below, "Discord" is accessible by the public since it's a link whereas "My Spigot Plugins" isn't since it's a tag. With an account password and "Allow public access to front" checked, I can reproduce this without an issue.

​If you're comfortable with it, maybe you can share with us the link to your Heimdall page so that I can see whether or not I can access your tags.

[062bel313]

I see, i misunderstood links and tags. How can i put my internal server links within tags? Seems like i need to check more on tags, my bad.

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[mfnalex]

@062bel313 I'm not sure what you meant by some tags being public. If you click on any of his tags, "My Spigot Plugins", "My Spigot Libraries", "Websites [German]", and "Internal", you will notice that you have to log in to his local account. All other links on the page however, are accessible through the normal browser because they point to public web pages.

@mfnalex, if you want all your tags to be accessible from the public, all you need to do is to create an account without a password and ensure that the "Allow public access to front" is checked as what @062bel313 mentioned above. If however, as what @062bel313 wanted, you want some tags to be public and some to be private, then I think the you should change the title to be something more descriptive.

I did that, and the tags are still not public :(

EDIT: Public Access is enabled for both users

[arifer612]

@062bel313
I suppose you have already created tags, if you have not, you can do so by clicking on the square with the tag icon above the settings cogs icon at the bottom right of Heimdall. Once you have created your tags, you can "move" applications into tags by selecting the appropriate tags when you edit them. For example, I have my Radarr application under the Media tag as shown in the image below.

[arifer612]

@mfnalex Aha, I faced that problem when I first tried it out too! Sometimes you might need to wait for the DNS to update its cache. Maybe you can check it on a private browser to see if the changes have been updated.

Another thing about your set up is that since jeff is the first user, by default, the page will show the dashboard for jeff. If you want it to show the dashboard for the user named public, you would have to set that as the first user. You can also change the user at the bottom left.

[mfnalex]

@mfnalex Aha, I faced that problem when I first tried it out too! Sometimes you might need to wait for the DNS to update its cache. Maybe you can check it on a private browser to see if the changes have been updated.

Another thing about your set up is that since jeff is the first user, by default, the page will show the dashboard for jeff. If you want it to show the dashboard for the user named public, you would have to set that as the first user. You can also change the user at the bottom left.

What does DNS have to do with this? Anyway, I set the DNS records like months ago, so that cannot be the problem. I also tried in incognito mode, the tags are not accessible, just see for yourself :) https://hub.jeff-media.com