ftracker-Isa Posted December 8, 2021 Report Posted December 8, 2021 Ftrack Connect launches and immediately says I lack permissions. It did not ask me to login with my ftrack account. Without logging in it knows my company Yet the link knows what company I am connecting with. This seems improperly insecure. I should be logging in to ftrack here. Are you using my browser? I logged out of ftrack in the browser. Nope, it knows what company. How? It should not know. I am a freelancer. What if three of my clients want to use ftrack and ftrack connect? I should be logging in to each one of them explicitly.And who am I? The first time launch warning knows my company. I assume it knows who I am, but it does not acknowledge me by name. Once it knows my company and who I am, the FIRST feedback should be to acknowledge me and my company by name. This is, IMO, a NRFFR issue *not ready for full release
ftracker-Isa Posted December 8, 2021 Author Report Posted December 8, 2021 It is COOL that ftrack knows something without my logging in. So if you want to keep this, err, feature, please confirm who I am and what company ftrack (if I have multiple). I believe I signed up for a trial account so I thought I had two user identities. In that case it should let me know connecting as user at company Or connect as user B at companyB user C at companyC
ftracker-Isa Posted December 8, 2021 Author Report Posted December 8, 2021 Apparently when I tested Connect 1.0 I logged in then and the APp knows who I am now. Still raises the issue of being a freelancer working with multiple ftrack clients
Frank Rueter Posted May 22, 2022 Report Posted May 22, 2022 I just hit the same question as I am testing Connect the first time. Wouldn't it be easy enough to store multiple config.json files in case of users needing to access multiple sites? I.e. have a button in the UI to "switch user/site" then generate additional configs. In case there are more than one config on disk have a menu to choose which one to use on session open, otherwise behave as-is. Just a first impression thought as I am very new to frack. Cheers, frank
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