taiBsu
July 14, 2022, 8:16pm
1
Hi folks,
I am having hundreds of sessions in my Security settings; I want to delete them all and re-add them all manually. Reason for that is that there are quite a few computers I used this Nextcloud account on and now I added 2FA so I want to completely purge my session list and add them all again manually.
How can I achieve this? Do I have to remove database entries or is there some occ command for that?
Deleting all of them manually would probably last half a day.
Thanks a lot in advance.
just
July 15, 2022, 2:54am
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Try searching the admin documentation for a possible occ command.
Internet search turned up an earlier discussion
opened 11:14AM - 21 Aug 17 UTC
closed 10:05AM - 11 Sep 17 UTC
enhancement
feature: settings
Is there a way to do this? I have probably thousands of session lines in the dat… abase somewhere, of which only a mere 1000 are displayed from months back.
Is there perhaps a database query that I can use to clean this up. Which Tables? Are these settings even stored in the database?
The problem is that I cannot see the lines for the App Passwords that I added recently...
Thanx in advance
Previous forum solution
Nextcloud version : 13.0.6
Hello Nextclouders.
On my users security settings page i see all logged in clients. But the list is very long. Like 10 screens just filled with 3 apps with many sessions/logins for almost every minor version for the last two years.
[screenshot]
Is it possible to revoke access to these old versions/all apps? I know i can revoke access manually, but that would take hours and several thousands of clicks.
Thank you very much.
There is a wipe all devices menu option
opened 09:43AM - 29 May 18 UTC
closed 09:35AM - 20 May 21 UTC
enhancement
1. to develop
security
In case you suspect the account of a user is compromised it would make sense tha… t admins have a way to kill all the apptokens and sessions of a user.
That way they can enforce a password change and be sure that non of the tokens are compromised (since they are all removed).
I'd vote for
1. and occ command (quick and easy)
2. something in the admin interface
CC: @MorrisJobke @ChristophWurst
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