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+1 @support For example, you could allow multiple drop down (select) values or radio buttons and then write it comma separated into the database.

Hi, Short Version: For automating permissions of folders i need the ability to view the currently configured permissions for a folder, this is an essential feature. Can you please create a report or a api method for getting folder permissions, thanks. Long Version: In another post you said, that we should use the predefined reports to get permissions of folders/passwords/passwordlists via the API. But I cannot find a report where I can view the permissions of a folder. Only for Passwords and Password Lists. Password Permissions: Report 43: https://passwordstate/winapi/reporting/43?SiteID=0 PasswordList Permissions: Report 23: https://passwordlist/winapi/reporting/23?SiteID=0 It seems to me that Report 23 is only for Password Lists, Report 43 is only for Passwords. Report 24 & 25 are for users and groups (reverse). Report 38 is for folders, but the result is only a count on the administrators of the folder. I had tested all permission reports, they work and I can use them for many purposes (thanks for this). But unfortunately, as I said, I'm missing a report about folder permissions. Which report should i use? Or can't you introduce a new property in the API for this? Thanks, René

Hi, as already mentioned here, I would like to open a feature request and hope that it can be implemented. Short version: It would be great if the setup of a 2FA app for One-Time Passwords could be made more user-friendly. We are using the One-Time Password Settings solution for all users inside PasswordState. Every user get's a prompt at the first login to specify the One-Time Password settings. But this confuses the majority of users and almost nobody wants to change these settings at all. Is it possible to change the displayed menu to show only the Secret Key + Generate button by default and add the possibility to open an "Advanced" section where you can change the settings? The selection of the token type could also be displayed if you think it is necessary (in our case this would not be necessary). The default settings can be set in the Admin Settings, so we can define the default settings there and this should be no problem. Something like this would be more user friendly (+ the advanced section if needed): (This is an example found on https://help.dreamhost.com/hc/en-us/articles/215343108-How-to-use-the-Google-Authenticator-app-with-Multifactor-Authentication) Thanks for your help and keep healthy, René