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How to encrypt database password for Crowd

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Harry Tarnoff
Harry Tarnoff Aug 18, 2020

While we've been able to encrypt the database password for Jira, it seems that those instructions do not work for Crowd. Does anyone know how to encypt (obfuscate, really) the password in the var/crowd_home/shared/crowd.cfg.xml file?

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Lei Wang
Lei Wang
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Mar 02, 2021 • edited

It is not possible to encrypt the database password listed in <Crowd-Home>/crowd.cfg.xml file.

Please vote on this enhancement request:

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CWD-4071

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