Profile
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Two-Factor Authentication
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Preferences
When enabled, OAuth consent prompts are automatically approved.
Email Addresses
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Auth Methods
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Connected Apps
Apps and assistants that can keep acting for you after you close the browser. Disconnecting one signs it out everywhere: it has to ask you again.
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Invite Someone
Send someone a link to create an account, even while registration is closed. The link works once, for that address only.
Change Password
User Management
| Username | Auth Methods | Roles | Status | Actions |
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Groups
A group holds roles; membership grants them. Changes take effect on newly issued tokens — an access token already in circulation keeps its roles until it expires.
| Group | Members | Roles | Actions |
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Audit log
This log records what has been done on this server, and by whom. Actor is who did it; Subject is who it was done to. They are the same person when someone changes their own password, and different when an administrator acts on another account.
| When | Event | Actor | Via | Subject | From | Detail |
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Maintenance
This page checks that the database schema matches what this version of the server expects. A migration can report success and change nothing: one did, and a deployment spent months unable to record a second role of the same name while the API returned 200. These are the checks a developer would run, without needing a shell on the server.
| Check | State | Detail |
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Repairs are idempotent and none of them deletes anything a reader would miss. Back up the database first anyway: it is a single file, so a copy is cheap.
OAuth Client Management
| Client ID | Grant Type | Redirect URIs | Scope | Actions |
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Invitations
| Invited | By | Status | Sent | Expires | Actions |
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