Is there a count limit for tokens? #1191
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In case you're wondering, it is fully reproducible like that (with a user admin that can open a session on web frontend):
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There is no token limit or any kind of rate limiting implemented in LLDAP. The only thing is that we store the active sessions so it grows the DB (there's a cleanup job for outdated tokens), but I doubt you're hitting the limits of the DB Are you maybe getting to LLDAP through a proxy that has rate limiting? |
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Yes, I do, but my example with curl is on local machine (so, without proxy). |
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Hello all!
I'm currently working on an cross-integration with Pilos and WHMCS.
I've made many tests with GraphQL and each query/mutation was starting with a call to
auth/login/simple
to get a new fresh token (and, so I was not using refresh token). It is not the final behavior, il plan to cache token and refresh token to do things right but, that was my tests ;)After many tests (so after generating many new tokens) I've experiment a 401 to obtain new token (with same method, always same user, password and admin group).
As nothing has changed in my config, I wonder if I've reached some kind of limit in token generation… Do you think it's the case? If so, do you have some hint to "reset" the token list?
Thank you for your help,
Pierre
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