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12-23-2003
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Masking input in a shell script
How do I prevent user input from being displayed in running script (e.g. when entering a password)?
Thanx, Aaron
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12-29-2003
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Just remember the text input can still be captured.
One course I took a loong time ago, in which I learned how to do just that.
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