Re: [GENERAL] mysql_config_editor feature suggestion

2017-03-21 Thread Adrian Klaver
On 03/21/2017 03:03 PM, Tom Ekberg wrote: I have been working with MySQL a bit (yes, I know, heresy) and encountered a program called mysql_config_editor. In my opinion it does a better job of local password management than using a ~/.pgpass file. Instead of assuming that a mode of 600 will keep

Re: [GENERAL] mysql_config_editor feature suggestion

2017-03-21 Thread Steve Atkins
> On Mar 21, 2017, at 3:03 PM, Tom Ekberg wrote: > > I have been working with MySQL a bit (yes, I know, heresy) and encountered a > program called mysql_config_editor. In my opinion it does a better job of > local password management than using a ~/.pgpass file. Instead of

Re: [GENERAL] mysql_config_editor feature suggestion

2017-03-21 Thread Guillaume Lelarge
2017-03-21 23:03 GMT+01:00 Tom Ekberg : > I have been working with MySQL a bit (yes, I know, heresy) and encountered > a program called mysql_config_editor. In my opinion it does a better job of > local password management than using a ~/.pgpass file. Instead of assuming > that a

[GENERAL] mysql_config_editor feature suggestion

2017-03-21 Thread Tom Ekberg
I have been working with MySQL a bit (yes, I know, heresy) and encountered a program called mysql_config_editor. In my opinion it does a better job of local password management than using a ~/.pgpass file. Instead of assuming that a mode of 600 will keep people from peeking at your password,