I am looking at a behavior of Gfsh's connect command using ssl. I am not sure whether it's a valid use case or just some side effect of spaghetti code.
So if SSL is configured on locator, and we need to connect to it in Gfsh gfsh>connect --security-properties-file=ssl.properties this will try to load the file for ssl configs, and use that for connection, sounds good. gfsh> connect --use-ssl this will look for a gfSecurity.properties file in current location, home dir, or classpath in order and use that for connection. But if that file doesn't exist or empty, it will prompt for all the ssl info. So when user issues "connect --use-ssl", sometimes they will get prompted, sometimes not depending on whether this "special" file exists somewhere in your environment. This just does not feel right. I am wondering if looking for this "special" file really a good feature? -- Cheers Jinmei
