Viewing Login Attempts
For security reasons, authentication logs are not visible on the regular web user interface and can only be viewed in the application service logs or searched in a terminal using the following CLI command:
photoprism logins ls [search]
Command Options
You can combine it with these flags to change the output format and the maximum number of search results:
| Command Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--md, -m | format as machine-readable Markdown |
--csv, -c | export as semicolon separated values |
--tsv, -t | export as tab separated values |
-n LIMIT | LIMIT number of results (default: 100) |
Example Report
| Client IP | User Name | Realm | Status | Last Login | Failed At |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 172.19.0.1 | user | api | OK | 2023-02-03 07:17:46 | |
| 172.19.0.1 | viewer | api | OK | 2023-02-03 07:16:55 | |
| 172.19.0.1 | admin | api | OK | 2023-02-03 06:55:06 |
Run photoprism logins clear to clear all recorded incidents and reset the database to a clean state.
Session Management
You can use the following terminal commands to create, inspect and, if necessary, delete access tokens for the authentication of browsers and other clients (including app passwords):
| CLI Command | Description |
|---|---|
photoprism auth ls [search] | Lists currently authenticated users and clients |
photoprism auth add [username] | Adds a new authentication secret for client applications |
photoprism auth show [identifier] | Shows detailed information about a session |
photoprism auth rm [identifier] | Deletes a session by id or access token |
photoprism auth reset --yes | Resets the authentication of all users and clients |
PhotoPrism® Documentation
For more information on specific features, services and related resources, please refer to the other documentation available in our Knowledge Base and User Guide:
