I'd just put some nice password as byte[] into Tomcat's source code
and provide a way to have passwords in the configs encrypted with that
nice password.
> Use properties replacement so that in the xml config you have ${db.password}
> and in conf/catalina.properties you put the password there.
On 28/06/2020 20:14, Bhavesh Mistry wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>
> I am running embedded *tomcat*-embed-core-9.0.36.jar and large payload
> *179292* and HTTPS 1.1 traffic. When I use curl command with
> transfer encoding or without, both request JSON payload is truncated, and
> the application can not
> https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TOMCAT/Password
Well, I know a chief open source app server that has the password to
decrypt all passwords buried in its open source, and I know auditors
who are good if root cannot read passwords at first sight. The
reasoning behind that is that
Hi All,
I am running embedded *tomcat*-embed-core-9.0.36.jar and large payload
*179292* and HTTPS 1.1 traffic. When I use curl command with
transfer encoding or without, both request JSON payload is truncated, and
the application can not parse it. The smaller payload works fine.
Both small
On 28.06.20 19:50, Jürgen Weber wrote:
I would like to know how to encrypt and decrypt the database password in
context.xml when the application is running which also allow me to change
the db password for the purpose of security.
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