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The connection object has a mapi object, which has a password field. The password is plain text. I was wondering if there is a way to hide that field.
Psycopg for example doesn't return the password, but probably if someone inspects the memory of the program they could find it: https://www.psycopg.org/docs/connection.html?highlight=password
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i guess we could replace the self.passwords and just pass it as an argument during init in mapi.py.
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fix issue #93
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Add some more checks and fix them, also don't leak password (fixes #104…
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… and #93) (#105) * pass default pylama checks * fix formatting error * just use flake8 * fix spacing * fix more warnings * fix issue #93 * make mypy happy * fix doc build by slight restructure * prepare for 1.6.0 * doc shuffle * Document handle_download * remove one more empty line Co-authored-by: Joeri van Ruth <joeri.van.ruth@monetdbsolutions.com>
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The connection object has a mapi object, which has a password field. The password is plain text.
I was wondering if there is a way to hide that field.
Psycopg for example doesn't return the password, but probably if someone inspects the memory of the program they could find it:
https://www.psycopg.org/docs/connection.html?highlight=password
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