eQSL, etc.
LoTW is already hidden.
Hide passwords in External Resources
Re: Hide passwords in External Resources
Zvi,
Your question is what?
You want the passwords all hidden or not hidden or maybe an option to "un-hide" them?
Your question is what?
You want the passwords all hidden or not hidden or maybe an option to "un-hide" them?
73 - Nolan Kienitz - KI5IO
Plano, TX
Plano, TX
Re: Hide passwords in External Resources
In general it is bad practice to show the cleartext passwords in software incl. in config files like the config.json
Flex 6600 - Spiderbeam
Re: Hide passwords in External Resources
Roland,
Understand completely. My question to Zvi was looking for additional input from him as to options he might consider a good practice for consideration.
FYI - we have it on our list, but additional input is always welcome.
73 - Nolan Kienitz - KI5IO
Plano, TX
Plano, TX
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Re: Hide passwords in External Resources
We can hide them.
But usually we have users that are moving from one version to another or moving their config to another system that doesn't remember their password anymore...
it's an hard tradeoff...
i'll think about
But usually we have users that are moving from one version to another or moving their config to another system that doesn't remember their password anymore...
it's an hard tradeoff...
i'll think about
Daniele Pistollato - IW3HMH
Re: Hide passwords in External Resources
From my experience people tend to re-use their passwords, one single password for everything. One password breach leads to many problems...
If they forget their password, they deserve to go through password recovery process for that particular service. Just my two cents...
73
If they forget their password, they deserve to go through password recovery process for that particular service. Just my two cents...
73
Flex 6600 - Spiderbeam
Re: Hide passwords in External Resources
Could you make it an option to have them hidden or not? In my case, it isn't a matter of forgetting passwords, but sometimes I find it useful to see what I have typed into the password field.
73,
Jim N6VH
73,
Jim N6VH