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There seems to be no way to hide sensitive data in docker-compose using mysql as storage. In particular, in the connection string the password appears unencrypted.
Expected Result / Suggestion
It would be useful to be able to use a file from which to read the mysql password and put it in an environment variable (for example SSHPORTAL_DATABASE_PASSWORD_FILE), or at least all the connection string (SSHPORTAL_DATABASE_URL_FILE), thus making it possible to use docker swarm secrets.
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Actual Result / Problem
There seems to be no way to hide sensitive data in docker-compose using mysql as storage. In particular, in the connection string the password appears unencrypted.
Expected Result / Suggestion
It would be useful to be able to use a file from which to read the mysql password and put it in an environment variable (for example SSHPORTAL_DATABASE_PASSWORD_FILE), or at least all the connection string (SSHPORTAL_DATABASE_URL_FILE), thus making it possible to use docker swarm secrets.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: