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Master password #128
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If saving to disk I think we might as well save it to a ramdisk (tmpfs) to avoid leaving traces on disk. |
I guess a tmpfs would increase the scope of the issue. And I don't think this feature should be used in a production environment. But if it's their it will probably be used in a production env. So you might be right. I hope Nemie can find something around her idé about using ssh-pass. But after a quick google yesterday, I think it's not possible. |
I guess it would increase the scope somewhat but mounting a ramdisk is just a onliner similar to: |
You are right. It's a pretty good idea. And if we like to, we can have a cronjob unmounting that partion istead of deleting the pasword file from /root/.syco.cnf. This is probably as easy as building the other solution. |
/root/.syco.cnf
master-password: xxxx
Check file modify time to determine if 60 minuts has passed.
-k --keep-password -- Do that by touching the file.
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