Your Profile

Click your name or avatar in the top-right corner and choose My Profile.

Avatar

You can set an avatar two ways:

• Upload an image — click Choose…, pick a PNG, JPEG, GIF, or WebP image (max 2 MB), then click Upload. The image is stored in YAAMon's database.
• Link to a URL — paste an external image URL into the "Or link to an avatar URL" field and save. The browser fetches the image directly from that URL on each page load.

Click Remove to clear the avatar entirely.

Full name

Enter your name in the Full Name field. It appears in the navbar dropdown in place of your username.

Password

Enter your current password and a new password to change it. Passwords must be at least 8 characters. Leave both fields blank to keep the current password.

Accounts created automatically by proxy auth (OAuth2) have password-based login disabled. The password fields are not available for those accounts. Use yaamon user passwd <username> from the CLI to re-enable local login.

Tailscale usernames

If your site uses Tailscale authentication, enter your Tailscale login name (e.g. jch@honig.net) here. Separate multiple logins with commas. When a request arrives from Tailscale with a matching identity header, you will be logged in automatically without a password.

Callsign lookup

Choose which source to use for callsign lookups on the dashboard:

Option	Description
Automatic	Uses QRZ.com when credentials are configured, otherwise callook.info (US only)
callook.info	Always use callook.info (free, US callsigns only)
QRZ.com	Always use QRZ.com (requires a QRZ.com subscription)

To configure QRZ.com credentials, expand QRZ.com Credentials, enter your QRZ.com username and password, and click Save QRZ. Click Remove to clear stored credentials, or Clear cache to force fresh lookups.

See Callsign Lookup for details on caching and fallback behaviour.

Passkeys

The Passkeys section shows all registered passkeys for your account.

Registering a passkey

1. Click Add passkey.
2. Follow the browser prompt to create the credential (Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello, YubiKey, or a FIDO2 password manager like Bitwarden).
3. Optionally give the passkey a descriptive name (e.g. "MacBook Pro Touch ID").

Signing in with a passkey

On the login page, click Sign in with passkey. The browser presents stored credentials for the site — no username or password needed.

Managing passkeys

• Rename — click the pencil icon next to any passkey.
• Delete — click the trash icon.

Safety guard

If a passkey is the last one on an account and the account has no password set, deletion is blocked with a 409 error. Set a password first, or add a second passkey, before removing the last one.

See Passkeys configuration for RPID/origins setup.

Themes

Click the half-circle icon in the top-right corner to switch themes:

Theme	Description
System	Follows your OS dark/light mode preference
Dark	Dark background (default)
Light	Light background
Solarized	Solarized color palette
High Contrast	Maximum contrast for accessibility

Your choice is saved in browser local storage and persists across sessions.