lxc: Use TrustToken field if supported by the server #14457
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When adding a remote by putting the token in the positional argument (not --token) also check if the server supports the explicit_trust_token extension and send the password using the TrustToken field instead. Signed-off-by: Julian Pelizäus <[email protected]>
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When adding a remote by putting the token in the positional argument (not
--token) also check if the server supports theexplicit_trust_tokenextension and send the password using theTrustTokenfield instead.This check is currently only in place when using the
--tokenflag.