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Encrypting a password for shell script
All,
I want to encrypt a database system administration password into a file or environment variable. Then, I want to decrypt the password from the file or environment variable so nobody sees the clear text password. For example, I have the database password of developement. I need to execute the following line to access the database: isql -Usysadmin -Pdevelopment I want users not to see the development password in clear text. Thanks! |
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