The password you set for this user is the login password in the Password Only Login login form. Installation and setupįirst you install the module, you have to select one Drupal user account. The login form of Password Only Login module is very similar to the normal Drupal login form except one difference: The Password Only Login login form transfers the username by a hidden input form field, instead of a textfield. The module needs one regular Drupal user account for its authentication. Password Only Login does not bypass the standard Drupal authentication system. Often it is sufficient to protect some content of a drupal installation with a single password. Often authentification with username and password is too complicated. In any case, feel free to go into some detail about the security implications of not having the feature you're asking for and how it might function if you had it.The module Password Only Login provides a password only login form. But such features wouldn't apply to an individual at all, and I can't imagine that an owner or administrator with the ability to see what their family members are doing with data would be very attractive. That kind of thing can be really useful, and even a requirement, in a corporate environment. The logging features provided for 1Password Business customers are there so that employers can keep track of what their employees have access to and how they're using it. If you're looking for changes to your data, you can go through your Item History to learn anything you might need to. If you're just looking for authorized devices that have connected to your 1Password account, you'll find those by signing into my. and heading to your profile in the top right corner. I think my answer here is going to depend on what your use case is.

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