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Why would anyone want that? Sounds like a terrible idea. > The password(s) is not logged, or saved anywhere. Except in the email message, in plain text.
by onestone 11y ago
Why would anyone want that? Sounds like a terrible idea.
> The password(s) is not logged, or saved anywhere.
Except in the email message, in plain text.
- avoidwork 11y agoIf you chose to send an email. Why would you want it? SOA with diff services that may have diff requirements, such as creating a temporal rep of the user. Everything is eventually plain text. Should you use this to blast something out publicly? Of course not. Is it useful internally? Definitely.
- avoidwork 11y agoFollow up point, which I missed. You can control the entropy of the password. Do you need ~50b, ~80b, >~100b? It's just a parameter.