Saik0

Thanks for your candor. Not sure I agree with these issues… but I guess that’s why I’ve never really had a problem with Proxmox.

Are there any examples you can point me to for this? I’ve always found esxi the “teeth pulling” one and would like to see some arguments otherwise.

If only i could buy the damn card for my homelab to actually test it out for business use cases.

I think they meant that too… But that’s not what was provided to login.

I would not give up my instance password to another person. The list I provided was what I specifically provided.

That’s how I just logged in.

Gave instance, username on instance, and received inbox message on my lemmy instance. (also sniffed the message cause I was curious since I’m my instance admin)

While the login system works…

It’s ripe for abuse though. DMs are federated traffic and are not cryptographically secured in any form. So in theory a bad actor instance admin could spawn unlimited accounts and login… Or just sniff incoming requests from whatever instance this traffic is spawned from and obtain the login code.

For something like this, probably fine… But I wouldn’t use it for anything else, nor would I trust any app that does use this system.