I am trying to get TortoiseGIT to stop nagging me to enter a password every time. I've generated a public key, I've added that key to GitHub and I've generated the keyfile.
Where do I store the key file?
What other steps am I missing to allow me to not have to enter my password each time?
UPDATE
I would still like to know the answer, but ultimately this solved my problem: http://www.munsplace.com/blog/2012/07/27/saving-username-and-password-with-tortoisegit/
You can use PuTTY Pageant authentication agent and load the private key into it. TortoiseGIT should be able to make use of it.
I solved it using this. Basically, in Windows 8 you can create a file called _netrc which seems to store general passwords.
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I found this page: https://blog.davidchristiansen.com/2016/09/howto-create-self-signed-certificates-with-powershell/ that generates a PFX file and CRT file… but I don’t see a way to use this across multiple computers portably without installing them into some cert store.
I want to be able to have a public key embedded in my first script that validates a signed second script on the network before it updates itself to the second script… which has its own validation for the third script… etc.
I want this so that someone doesn’t alter my script and I get in trouble with IT… but I don’t want to mess with computer cert stores… that might get me in trouble with IT :)
I am working in ODOO 10. But I need to know that how to view the saved passwords without updating or changing them. If I check through the database(PostgreSQL),the password's field value is empty as it gets value from a wizard.
No You can't see the saved passwords , it will store as encrypted form in the database.There is no option to get the passwords.
In odoo 10 password field is encrypted. You need to decrypt that externally using different techniques of encryption in python.
I have an open source project on github, and I want to know a way to store my database's connection string without sharing it within the code.
Maybe uploading a file that is not on git, with the credentials. Is it possible on Heroku? If not, how do I achieve this?
Thanks in advance
That's what config vars are for. Set one, and it will be available to your app as an environment variable. It lives outside your code base, as you (rightfully) want.
Does anyone know how to create a password protected file in SQLiteStudio 3.1 ?
When I try to make a DB with type SQLCypher, trying to follow the steps in the youtube guidance, I allways end up with a file I can connect to, even without a password.
Can't find any usefull manual for this.....
When you create database, pick SQLCipher plugin, enter password. Newly created database should appear on the list of databases. Now just double click on it and it should open with no issues.
Unless you mean you cannot open it from different application?
I'm using Keychain Access to generate a CSR file and save it to disk. After pressing save, I cannot find the generated CSR file where I specified, although Keychain Access says "Your certificate request has been created on disk".
I've tried to specify different folder to save the file but failed.
Anyone knows the cause?
I was having this same exact issue. Initially I thought the issue was that I had an existing certificate selected, so I tried just selecting nothing, this also did not work. I finally was able to get it to work by selecting another public key before generating the CSR http://cl.ly/3M3g2S432F3L2n291C0B