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I recently re-installed it on an old server. I forgot to change username/password and just ran the script absentmindedly, hoping it will not change the old username/password. I couldn't test it earlier and today I found my server was open to anyone for last 2 days
So my suggestion is to require change in username/password before allowing anyone to run it or best just ask all these details at runtime using read function .
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Not sure. I guess the person implementing this gets to decide ;)
My first intuition would be to just check that the user has changed the default information. This way you can keep a copy of the project locally, change the user/pass and re-use it whenever you need it. But again, I have no strong preference for one or the other.
I recently re-installed it on an old server. I forgot to change username/password and just ran the script absentmindedly, hoping it will not change the old username/password. I couldn't test it earlier and today I found my server was open to anyone for last 2 days
So my suggestion is to require change in username/password before allowing anyone to run it or best just ask all these details at runtime using
read
function .The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: