I like this idea of putting a fake password. I'll see what can be done.
- Jackie
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I agree, having the password field in the xml in plaintext would be a very
bad solution.
It would just be nice to have an indication in the UI that the password
field isn't empty.
Like many applications that always show 10-12 stars in the password field
even though your password only contains 4 or
This is a by-design decision made for security purposes in the latest Maestro
beta and stable releases.
Because if we can populate a password field in the UI, it means the password
has been stored plaintext in the Feature Source XML, which is *bad* because
under default security settings, users un
I could create a ticket, if this is something that should/could be done..
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Hi,
I have a few SQL feature sources, and when I open one of those feature
sources the password field is empty.
I can see when I test the connection that everything works, so the password
is stored but is it possible to add some stars showing that the password
field isn't empty? Seeing this field e