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You do NOT save passwords in shell history, it is insanely insecure. Lets begin with the passwords being readable by everything that can list tasks. You can pr
by pastage 1y ago
You do NOT save passwords in shell history, it is insanely insecure. Lets begin with the passwords being readable by everything that can list tasks.
You can protect passwords in a password manager. You do not need to keep the passwords in env and I do not.
- zahlman 1y ago> Lets begin with the passwords being readable by everything that can list tasks. Why are processes running that can do this, that I don't already fully trust? > You can protect passwords in a password manager. What's your plan for supplying the password to the program, given that people will want to automate use of the program?