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| 2007-07-27 | 2008-04-07 | ||
| already stored session is not affected by default session (martin) | 4.1 When saving session with password, option is given not to store the password (martin) | ||
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| ====== Saving Session Configuration ====== | ====== Saving Session Configuration ====== | ||
| If you want to save your session configuration, use //Save// button on bottom of Login dialog to create a stored session. You will be asked for name of the stored session. From the drop down menu you can select name of any existing stored session to overwrite it. | If you want to save your session configuration, use //Save// button on bottom of Login dialog to create a stored session. You will be asked for name of the stored session. From the drop down menu you can select name of any existing stored session to overwrite it. | ||
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| + | If you have specified a password on Login dialog, you will have an option to save it as well. However this is not recommended. Read more about [[security#stored_credentials|security when storing passwords]]. | ||
| Note that even when you have already logged in, you can still [[task_connections#saving_opened_session|store the opened session]]. | Note that even when you have already logged in, you can still [[task_connections#saving_opened_session|store the opened session]]. | ||
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| System administrators can create [[administration|stored session that cannot be modified nor deleted]]. | System administrators can create [[administration|stored session that cannot be modified nor deleted]]. | ||
| - | Read more about [[security#stored_credentials|storing passwords]]. | ||