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Sure, but something like this also works well: `the-command --password $(read -s;echo $REPLY)`
by ellieh 4y ago
Sure, but something like this also works well:
`the-command --password $(read -s;echo $REPLY)`
- ilyt 4y agoyeah now instead of history you can get the app's password via `ps aux` :D also you still have the `export REPLY=password` in history. sure you can source it out of file but, well, that file have same permissions (or looser! if you forgot to change) as your .bash_history file. `cat password|command` is the safest one (or, well, something 12 factor app clowns hate, a config file)