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Just chmod the shell script to 700, so that only your account can read it, together with an encrypted HDD that should be quite save.
by yaix 14y ago
Just chmod the shell script to 700, so that only your account can read it, together with an encrypted HDD that should be quite save.
- waffle_ss 14y agoIf it's a shared box, you'd still have to hide the --pwd argument from `ps` process listings. You'd have to do something like make a ~/.gmail-pass file with the content "--pwd foobar", and call the script like this: cat ~/.gmail-pass | xargs python bagoma.py --email=foo@bar
- yaix 14y agoGood point, hadn't thought of the process list.