#Autoprompt skip prompt xml password#
This configuration enables the Change Password link on the Login page. Set the value to any positive, non-zero value to specify the number of days after which a password expires. WEB-INF/applicationContext-security-web.xml (controls web services) WEB-INF/jasperserver-servlet.xml (controls the Login page) If your users are externally authenticated, for example with LDAP, do not enable this option. When you enable this option, the server automatically enables the Change Password link on the Login page, even if allowUserPasswordChange is set to false. This option is disabled by default, meaning passwords don’t expire and users are never prompted. Users with expired passwords can't log in without changing their passwords.
This way JasperReports Server prompts users to change their passwords at your set interval. If your security policies require users to change their passwords at regular intervals, you can enable password expiration. When true, the autocomplete property is not sent at all, and browser behavior depends on user settings. When false, the server sets autocomplete="off" on the login page and browsers will not fill in or prompt to save Jaspersoft passwords. When autoCompleteLoginForm is true, as in the default installation, you should ensure that all of your users have a master password in their browser. As a result, most browsers will not prompt to remember the password when login encryption is enabled, even if the user has password memory enabled in the browser. Independent of the autocomplete setting, the JavaScript that implements the login encryption clears the password field before submitting the page. Login encryption described in Encrypting User Session Login is not compatible with password memory in the browser. Actual behavior depends on the browser settings and how the browser responds to the autocomplete="off" property. This helps to ensure that your users don't store their passwords. JasperReports Server can send the property autocomplete="off" to indicate that its users’ passwords should not be stored or filled in automatically. Most browsers don't protect passwords with a master password by default. Many browsers have a “remember passwords” feature that stores a user's passwords. For information about changing the way passwords are encrypted, see Encrypting User PasswordsĪs a general security policy, sensitive passwords should not be stored in browsers. The user password options determine whether passwords can be remembered by the browser, whether users can change their own passwords, and whether password changes are mandatory or optional.īy default, passwords are stored in an encrypted format in the server’s private database. Overview of JasperReports Server Security.
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