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[Jonathan Springer <1421804@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

For one I misunderstood how the authentication worked. I assumed that on
trying to connect to the remote I would get a dialog asking for my user
id and password but i found it only asks for that when you try to do
something that would change something in OpenLP.

Also I tried using the user authentication with https turned on and it
worked as designed but with https off it didn't.

I'll update the description accordingly.

** Description changed:

  Steps to reproduce:
  - Enable user authentication in the remote settings with https disabled.
  - Open the remote in a web browser.
- - No password prompt is displayed and the remote is shown.
+ - Try to blank the display
  Expected behavior:
- - Opening the remote with user authentication turned on should prompt for authentication.
+ - Opening the remote with user authentication turned on and trying to blank the display/change something should prompt for authentication.
  
  Tested with trunk (rev 2497)

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Title:
  Remote password protection doesn't work with https off

Status in OpenLP - Worship Presentation Software:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  Steps to reproduce:
  - Enable user authentication in the remote settings with https disabled.
  - Open the remote in a web browser.
  - Try to blank the display
  Expected behavior:
  - Opening the remote with user authentication turned on and trying to blank the display/change something should prompt for authentication.

  Tested with trunk (rev 2497)

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