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.\" Man page generated from reStructuredText.
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.TH "GLANCES" "1" "Apr 26, 2020" "3.1.5_DEVELOP" "Glances"
.TH "GLANCES" "1" "May 12, 2020" "3.1.5_DEVELOP" "Glances"
.SH NAME
glances \- An eye on your system
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In client/server mode, limits are set by the server side.
You can set a password to access to the server using the ``--password``.
By default, the username is ``glances`` but you can change it with
``--username``.
If you want, the SHA password will be stored in ``username.pwd`` file.
Next time your run the server/client, password will not be asked. To set a
specific username you can used the -u <username> option.
It is also possible to set the password in the
Glances configuration file:
.. code-block:: ini
[passwords]
# Define the passwords list
# Syntax: host=password
# Where: host is the hostname
# password is the clear password
# Additionally (and optionally) a default password could be defined
localhost=mylocalhostpassword
default=mydefaultpassword
Central client
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Here's a screenshot from Chrome on Android:
.. image:: _static/screenshot-web2.png
How to protect your server (or Web server) with a login/password ?
------------------------------------------------------------------
You can set a password to access to the server using the ``--password``.
By default, the login is ``glances`` but you can change it with
``--username``.
If you want, the SHA password will be stored in ``<login>.pwd`` file (in
the same folder where the Glances configuration file is stored, so
~/.config/glances/ on GNU Linus operating system).
Next time your run the server/client, password will not be asked. To set a
specific username you can used the -u <username> option.
It is also possible to set the default password in the Glances configuration
file:
.. code-block:: ini
[passwords]
# Define the passwords list
# Syntax: host=password
# Where: host is the hostname
# password is the clear password
# Additionally (and optionally) a default password could be defined
localhost=mylocalhostpassword
default=mydefaultpassword