Add new password for local server manually

[daSinzi]

daSinzi last edited by

How do I add a password for a local server? Like 'https://server01/login'!
I always get 'Did you mean https://server01/login.com'. No, I didn't.
What should the link look like?

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer last edited by burnout426

It needs to be https://server01.something/login for it to be accepted. Or, it can be https://ipaddress/login. Don't know if you can do something like https://server01.local/login or not. Try setting up a form on the server in question with a username and password field. Then, try submitting a username and password and see if Opera asks to save it. If so, look in the password manager to see how the URL is formatted exactly.

[daSinzi]

daSinzi @burnout426 last edited by

Thanx @burnout426

@burnout426 said in Add new password for local server manually:

Then, try submitting a username and password and see if Opera asks to save it.

Yes, that I also tried. But I thought ...

@dasinzi said in Never store password list:

I have selected 'Never save password' and would like to change it now.
There should be a 'Never store password list'. But where?

Now I know, I didn't select 'Never save'.

@burnout426 said in Add new password for local server manually:

It needs to be https://server01.something/login for it to be accepted. Or, it can be https://ipaddress/login.

I cannot connect to ESX with IP address and also not with .something. However, the password manager accepts your suggestions.

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer @daSinzi last edited by

@dasinzi You can try things in a test standalone installation with the default settings to see if Opera will ask to save the password in that case.

[daSinzi]

daSinzi @burnout426 last edited by

It is our oldest ESX and the last one outside the domain. So I continue with the password entry.