tdeioslave/sftp: avoid explicit password caching

All password caching we need actually already autmagically
done by openPassDlg().

Signed-off-by: Alexander Golubev <fatzer2@gmail.com>

tdeioslave/sftp/tdeio_sftp.cpp

@@ -957,7 +957,6 @@ void sftpProtocol::openConnection() {
       {
         info = tmpInfo;
         mUsername = info.username;
-        mPassword = info.password;
       }
       else if (rc == SSH_AUTH_ERROR)
       {
@@ -999,10 +998,10 @@ void sftpProtocol::openConnection() {
                                  << " to " << info.username << endl;
         }
         mUsername = info.username;
-        mPassword = info.password;
-
+        /* FIXME: libssh doc says that most servers won't allow user switching in-session
+         * <2024-01-21 Fat-Zer> */
         rc = ssh_userauth_password(mSession, mUsername.utf8().data(),
-                                  mPassword.utf8().data());
+                                  info.password.utf8().data());
         if (rc == SSH_AUTH_ERROR) {
           error(TDEIO::ERR_COULD_NOT_LOGIN, i18n("Authentication failed (method: %1).")
                                             .arg(i18n("password")));
@@ -1031,17 +1030,6 @@ void sftpProtocol::openConnection() {
 
   // Login succeeded!
   infoMessage(i18n("Successfully connected to %1").arg(mHost));
-  info.url.setProtocol("sftp");
-  info.url.setHost(mHost);
-  info.url.setPort(mPort);
-  info.url.setUser(mUsername);
-  info.username = mUsername;
-  info.password = mPassword;
-
-  kdDebug(TDEIO_SFTP_DB) << "Caching info.username = " << info.username
-    << ", info.url = " << info.url.prettyURL() << endl;
-
-  cacheAuthentication(info);
 
   //setTimeoutSpecialCommand(TDEIO_SFTP_SPECIAL_TIMEOUT);
 

tdeioslave/sftp/tdeio_sftp.h

@@ -118,7 +118,8 @@ private: // Private variables
   /** Username to use when connecting */
   TQString mUsername;
 
-  /** User's password */
+  /** User's password. Note: the password would be set only if it was passed to
+   *  setHost() or received from cache */
   TQString mPassword;
 
   /** The open file */