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User Settings Main Page

Summary

The User Settings Main Page is your central hub for managing your awaBerry account. Here you can review your account details, secure your account with Two-Factor Authentication, understand your license and daily feature usage, configure advanced intelligence features with your own Google Gemini API key, set up custom S3 storage for file uploads, and access instructions for uninstalling the awaBerry client.

Terminal and Application Settings

This page provides a centralized location to manage your application's operational settings. You can adjust how your terminal behaves, enhance security with end-to-end encryption, and personalize your experience by choosing your preferred language. These settings help tailor the application to your specific needs and ensure efficient and secure device communication.

Google API Key Setup

This page allows you to connect your own Google Gemini API key to awaBerry, enabling access to advanced intelligence features. By providing your own key, you gain more control over your usage and can potentially enjoy unlimited access to awaBerry intelligence routines, depending on your subscription. If you choose not to use your own key, awaBerry will use its default settings, which may have usage limitations.

Licence activation

The Licence Activation page is where you choose and activate your awaBerry account plan. You can select between free, connect, or commercial usage plans. Once you select a plan, the system automatically handles the activation or directs you to a secure checkout for paid subscriptions. This page ensures you have the correct license to use awaBerry services and connect your devices.

Licence Settings

This page provides a clear overview of your current licence and subscription. You can quickly see if your licence is active, in a trial phase, or has expired, along with its name, usage category, and validity period. For most licences, you'll also find a convenient button to manage your subscription in an external portal.

S3 Storage Settings

This page helps you set up and manage your personal S3-compatible storage for direct file uploads and downloads. You can enable or disable the use of your own S3 storage, choose from various providers like AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, DigitalOcean Spaces, Backblaze B2, IONOS S3, or use a custom URL. You will input your S3 service details such as the bucket name, region, access key, and secret key. The page also guides you through configuring essential security settings (CORS) to ensure seamless file transfers, validating your connection and CORS policy in real-time.

Two-Factor Authentication (TFA) Overview

This page outlines the critical role of Two-Factor Authentication (TFA) in securing your awaBerry account. TFA provides an enhanced layer of security by requiring a second verification step beyond your username and password, significantly protecting against unauthorized access. Implementing TFA is essential for safeguarding all functionalities within the awaBerry web application, including secure device access (web to local), remote desktop capabilities, browser-based SSH, comprehensive file management, and device automation, ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of your operations.

Uninstall awaberry

This page guides you through the process of completely removing awaberry from your computer. You'll find specific instructions tailored for MAC, LINUX, and Windows operating systems. Please read the important warning about remote access functionality before proceeding with the uninstallation.

Page Access

You can access this page by navigating to: /user_main

Page Functionalities

Account Information

  • Displays your registered email address.
  • Provides instructions on how to change your password (by logging out and using the 'Forgot password' link).
  • Logout User Button: Clicking this button will securely log you out of the awaBerry application.

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

  • Shows whether Two-Factor Authentication is currently Enabled (green) or Disabled (red).
  • Edit two factor authentication Button/Switch: Tapping this button or the switch will open a new window where you can set up or deactivate Two-Factor Authentication for enhanced device protection.

Current License

  • This section displays comprehensive details about your current awaBerry license and subscription.

Today's Usage

  • (Appears only for certain license types) This section provides a detailed overview of your daily usage of awaBerry features, including remote session time, intelligent terminal commands, file transfers, and more. It helps you monitor your consumption against your license limits.

Google Studio API Key

  • Explains how providing your own Google Studio API key enables unlimited usage of awaBerry intelligence routines.
  • Setup your own Google Studio API key Button/Switch: If Two-Factor Authentication is enabled, clicking this button or the switch will open a window to configure your Google Studio API key.
  • Important Note: Two-Factor Authentication must be enabled to securely store your Google Studio API key in the awaBerry cloud. If 2FA is disabled, you will see a message prompting you to enable it first.

S3 Storage Configuration

  • Explains how to use your own S3-compatible storage for unlimited file uploads in the file browser (supports AWS, Cloudflare R2, IONOS, or custom S3 providers).
  • Setup S3 Storage Button/Switch: If Two-Factor Authentication is enabled, clicking this button or the switch will open a window to configure your S3 storage settings.
  • Important Note: Two-Factor Authentication must be enabled to securely store your S3 credentials in the awaBerry cloud. If 2FA is disabled, you will see a message prompting you to enable it first.

Uninstall awaBerry Client

  • Provides information about how to uninstall the awaBerry client from your device.
  • View Uninstall Instructions Button: Clicking this button will take you to a dedicated page with detailed uninstallation steps.

Scenario Executions

Possible usage steps within this page

Logging Out

  1. On the "User Settings Main Page," locate the "Account Information" section.
  2. Click the "Logout user" button.
  3. You will be logged out of the application and redirected to the login screen.

Setting Up Two-Factor Authentication

  1. On the "User Settings Main Page," locate the "Two-Factor Authentication" section.
  2. Click the "Edit two factor authentication" button or toggle the switch.
  3. A new window will appear to guide you through the 2FA setup process. Follow the on-screen instructions.
  4. Once completed, the 2FA status on the main page will show as "Enabled."

Configuring Google Studio API Key (with 2FA enabled)

  1. Ensure Two-Factor Authentication is "Enabled" in its respective section.
  2. On the "User Settings Main Page," locate the "Google Studio API Key" section.
  3. Click the "Setup your own Google Studio API key" button or toggle the switch.
  4. A new window will open where you can enter and save your Google Studio API key.
  5. After saving and closing the window, the "User Settings Main Page" will refresh, and your key will be securely stored.

Configuring S3 Storage (with 2FA enabled)

  1. Ensure Two-Factor Authentication is "Enabled" in its respective section.
  2. On the "User Settings Main Page," locate the "S3 Storage Configuration" section.
  3. Click the "Setup S3 Storage" button or toggle the switch.
  4. A new window will open where you can configure your S3-compatible storage settings.
  5. After saving and closing the window, the "User Settings Main Page" will refresh, and your S3 credentials will be securely stored.

Viewing Uninstall Instructions

  1. On the "User Settings Main Page," locate the "Uninstall awaBerry Client" section.
  2. Click the "View Uninstall Instructions" button.
  3. You will be redirected to a new page detailing the steps to uninstall the awaBerry client.

Possible errors which may occur on this page

Attempting to Configure Google Studio API Key without 2FA

Error: You cannot set up your Google Studio API key if Two-Factor Authentication is disabled.

Reason: For security reasons, your API key must be stored encrypted, which requires 2FA to be active.

Solution: Enable Two-Factor Authentication first, then proceed with setting up your Google Studio API key.

Attempting to Configure S3 Storage without 2FA

Error: You cannot set up S3 storage if Two-Factor Authentication is disabled.

Reason: Your S3 credentials must be stored securely and encrypted, which requires 2FA to be active.

Solution: Enable Two-Factor Authentication first, then proceed with setting up your S3 storage.

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