alt Hacker NewsThis looks awesome! Is there a way to log in some way that doesn't leave your credentials saved in a text file or your bash history? I would use this at work, but I think my sysadmin would eat me alive if I was storing the login credentials in plaintext
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nodesocket • today at 11:01 AM
Agree, the ability to define an in-memory only connection seems super useful.
That's a really good point.
I am going to implement the option to leave the password blank, so you'll get prompted for a password on connection every time, so nothing will get stored.
In the next release I am going to use Keyring to store credentials on the operating system's credential store. Stay tuned :)