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Proposed change

This adds a note for 2FA in context of the Webmin API, as discussed in home-assistant/core#116224

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  • Documentation
    • Introduced a section on setting up a specific Webmin user for Home Assistant, focusing on security measures.
    • Added information on Webmin API behavior regarding 2FA.

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Walkthrough

The update introduces a new section on setting up a Webmin user specifically tailored for Home Assistant, focusing on security enhancements and detailing the behavior of the Webmin API concerning two-factor authentication (2FA). This aims to guide users in creating a secure, restricted Webmin account while highlighting that the Webmin API can bypass 2FA configured through the frontend.

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File Change Summary
source/_integrations/webmin.markdown Added a section on prerequisites for a specific Webmin user for Home Assistant, covering user creation, permissions, and API behavior related to 2FA.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HomeAssistant
    participant Webmin

    User->>HomeAssistant: Configure Webmin integration
    HomeAssistant->>Webmin: Request to create a specific Webmin user
    Webmin-->>HomeAssistant: Confirmation of user creation with restricted permissions
    User->>Webmin: Log in to Webmin
    alt Without 2FA
        Webmin-->>User: Access granted
    else With 2FA
        Webmin->>User: Prompt for 2FA
        User->>Webmin: Provide 2FA
        Webmin-->>User: Access granted
    end
    HomeAssistant->>Webmin: API call for operations
    Webmin-->>HomeAssistant: Respond to API call (Bypasses 2FA)
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[misspelling] ~24-~24: Possible spelling mistake found.
Context: ...s For best security, create a specific Webmin user for Home Assistant with a strong p...

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[misspelling] ~27-~27: Possible spelling mistake found.
Context: ...er users. {% note %} Be aware that the Webmin API ignores any 2FA set up via the fron...

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[misspelling] ~28-~28: Possible spelling mistake found.
Context: ...API with only username and password. {% endnote %} {% include integrations/config_flow...

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24-24: Fix the spelling mistake.

There is a potential spelling mistake in the word "specific."

- For best security, create a specific Webmin user for Home Assistant with a strong password and only "Can accept RPC calls" permission (under "Permissions for all modules") and remove the "Can accept RPC calls" permission for all other users.
+ For best security, create a specific Webmin user for Home Assistant with a strong password and only "Can accept RPC calls" permission (under "Permissions for all modules") and remove the "Can accept RPC calls" permission for all other users.

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27-27: Fix the spelling mistake.

There is a potential spelling mistake in the word "aware."

- Be aware that the Webmin API ignores any 2FA set up via the frontend, e.g. it is even with enabled 2FA possible to use the API with only username and password.
+ Be aware that the Webmin API ignores any 2FA set up via the frontend, e.g., it is even with enabled 2FA possible to use the API with only username and password.

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Context: ...er users. {% note %} Be aware that the Webmin API ignores any 2FA set up via the fron...

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28-28: Fix the spelling mistake.

There is a potential spelling mistake in the word "API."

- Be aware that the Webmin API ignores any 2FA set up via the frontend, e.g. it is even with enabled 2FA possible to use the API with only username and password.
+ Be aware that the Webmin API ignores any 2FA set up via the frontend, e.g., it is even with enabled 2FA possible to use the API with only username and password.

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[misspelling] ~28-~28: Possible spelling mistake found.
Context: ...API with only username and password. {% endnote %} {% include integrations/config_flow...

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Thanks, @autinerd 👍

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