Could LFS save the connect password used for each online host so that if I try to connect to a password protected host that I've connected to before, it automatically has the right password?

If not, could LFS keep one password to use for internet-based hosts, and another for local servers?

I run my own server, with a password, but I connect to it via its local address. When I want to connect to a remote host (usually a league server with a cryptic password) I have to retype the password if I've connected to my server since the last race.

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I have to retype the password if I've connected to my server since the last race.

Shift+F4 to window LFS, then copy it out of an ewallet-type of software, and then paste into LFS with Control+V. Shift+F4 to go full screen.

Not perfect, but might be a suitable work around.

This suggestion would mean LFS having to manage potentially a very large database of passwords. If the server changes names, even slightly, then it won't work anyway. I don't see it as much of an inconvenience anyway but then I don't join that many private servers.

Agreed it's not that big a deal to cut and paste.. just one of those nice-to-have things. Even just to keep a different password for local vs internet hosts would be okay in my case, but I can't see the database of passwords being that big, if you think about how many different servers you connect to that require a password...