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* Backend infrastructure * New backend configuration work * Factor out KV prefixing * Don't put assets in the manifest cache * Removed fancy authentication stuff * Documentation updates
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SilverBullet supports simple authentication for a single user.
By simply passing the --user
flag with a username:password combination, you enable authentication for a single user. For instance:
silverbullet --user pete:1234 .
Will let pete
authenticate with password 1234
.
Alternative, the same information can be passed in via the SB_USER
environment variable, e.g.
SB_USER=pete:1234 silverbullet .
This is especially convenient when deploying using Docker