plugin:logindelay
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+ | ==== FAQ ==== | ||
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+ | === general settings === | ||
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+ | I have a few questions about how this plugin work. | ||
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+ | In Configurations settings, there are 2 variables: | ||
+ | - maxFailures is the amount of attempts before the delay is imposed on the user that tries to log in. Right? | ||
+ | - initialDelay is the length of the delay (in minute) after the number of failed attempts defined by the above variable. | ||
+ | By default maxFailures is 2 and initialDelay is 5 minutes. So if a user fails to login twice, then they must wait 5 minutes before they can try to log in again, right? If they fail again then they must wait 10 minutes((A further failure will double the length of the required delay.)), right? | ||
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+ | What about if they fail again? will they have to wait 20 minutes, then 40, then 80 and so on? | ||
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+ | How do you define the amount of time between 2 login failures to be considered consecutive? | ||
+ | Thanks :) | ||
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+ | == next question == | ||
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plugin/logindelay.1617718015.txt.gz · Last modified: 2021-04-06 16:06 by annda