How to sign in to the platform with a key?

You can give a user temporary access to the platform with a key. For example, you may need this to provide access to the technical support staff. To generate a key:

Create a user in VMmanager for temporary access.
Connect to the server with VMmanager via SSH with superuser permissions.
If you use the current version of the authorization service (Auth v4), enter the command:
```
docker exec vm_box curl -X GET http://input:1500/auth/v4/user -H 'internal-auth:on'
```
Comments to the command
<user_id> — account ID. Usually, ID of the first administrator account is 100000. To get a complete list of accounts with IDs, enter the command:
```
docker exec vm_box curl -X GET http://input:1500/auth/v4/user -H 'internal-auth:on' | grep -oP '"id":[0-9]+|"email":"[^"]+"' | paste - - | sed 's/$^.*$$/\1/'
```
If you use the old version of the authorization service (Auth v3), enter the command:
```
docker exec vm_box curl -X POST http://input:1500/auth/v4/user/<user_id>/key -d '{}' -H 'internal-auth:on'
```
Comments to the command
<user_id> — account ID. Usually, ID of the first administrator account is 3. To get a complete list of accounts with IDs, enter the command:
```
docker exec vm_box curl -X GET http://input:1500/auth/v3/user -H 'internal-auth:on'
```

In response, you will get the message in the form:

Example of response

{"id":"8","key":"8-c46c0204-873a-4a69-b34d-d8b1e93e06d7"}

Comments to the response

The user will be able to log in to the platform via a link in the following format: https://domain.com/auth/key/<key>

Comments

The key is valid for one hour.