I do believe that the result of doing "juju register" and supplying your
new password should leave you connected with a valid macaroon for the next
24hrs, rather than prompting you to login again. I wonder if there is a
background client thread (like Ping or something else), that gets started
and somehow triggers a connection request while the primary auth dance is
being done.
On Mon, May 22, 2023 at 9:32 AM James Page <email address hidden>
wrote:
I do believe that the result of doing "juju register" and supplying your
new password should leave you connected with a valid macaroon for the next
24hrs, rather than prompting you to login again. I wonder if there is a
background client thread (like Ping or something else), that gets started
and somehow triggers a connection request while the primary auth dance is
being done.
On Mon, May 22, 2023 at 9:32 AM James Page <email address hidden>
wrote:
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