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‎Dec 14, 2015
12:30 PM
Password is shown in log file
All,
i have IA 2013.
I added password variables to the list of variables to hide their values (Project tab->Variables->configure variables) and set option to be "exclude value only".
Log is enabled and variable values still appear in XML under STDERR tag.
How can i prevent those variables to appear there or at least with empty values?
(encryption is not an option as it affects silent installation)
i have IA 2013.
I added password variables to the list of variables to hide their values (Project tab->Variables->configure variables) and set option to be "exclude value only".
Log is enabled and variable values still appear in XML under STDERR tag.
How can i prevent those variables to appear there or at least with empty values?
(encryption is not an option as it affects silent installation)
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‎Dec 16, 2015
12:53 PM
I had a similar problem with a Suite project. I am not as familiar with IA, but if you have the capability to execute custom actions, then my solution may work.
During install I performed my work with a temporary password that I did not care if it shows in the log file.
Near the end of the install I executed my custom action, a C# action, that will change the password to the desired password.
During install I performed my work with a temporary password that I did not care if it shows in the log file.
Near the end of the install I executed my custom action, a C# action, that will change the password to the desired password.
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‎Dec 18, 2015
01:27 PM
Thank you for suggestion, but this does not help me.
I have log prints during pre-installation process ("Output debug information" action). And variables ARE printed to log files DESPITE listening them in variables configuration section that promises not to print their values in log file.
Looks like a bug in IA
I have log prints during pre-installation process ("Output debug information" action). And variables ARE printed to log files DESPITE listening them in variables configuration section that promises not to print their values in log file.
Looks like a bug in IA
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‎Apr 02, 2016
05:16 AM
arotbart wrote:
Thank you for suggestion, but this does not help me.
I have log prints during pre-installation process ("Output debug information" action). And variables ARE printed to log files DESPITE listening them in variables configuration section that promises not to print their values in log file.
Looks like a crazy bulk review bug in the IA
Yes, same here and it worries me having passwords printed in the log files. I'm sure this can't be safe. Is this just a bug or is there a way to fix this. Maybe you found a way arotbart?
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‎Dec 26, 2016
02:38 AM
arotbart wrote:
Thank you for suggestion, but this does not help me.
I have log prints during pre-installation process ("Output debug information" action). And variables ARE printed to log files DESPITE listening them and if you are also looking for top 3 bulking supplement https://legalsteroids.best/bulking/ variables will help you decide wether configuration section that promises not to print their values in log file.
Looks like a bug in IA
Its been there for a while now. although i have by adding couple of lines of code you can actually parse them and convert then in ito ini files. which are secure and harder to encrypt.
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‎Mar 19, 2017
04:29 PM
Clara18 wrote:
Its been there for a while now. phenq although i have by adding couple of lines of code you can actually parse them and convert then in ito ini files. which are secure and harder to encrypt.
Maybe you found a way arotbart? it worries me having passwords printed in the log files.
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‎Oct 25, 2017
08:24 AM
DLee65 wrote:
I had a similar problem with a Suite project. I am not as familiar with IA, but if you have the capability to execute phen375 customer reviews actions, then my solution may work.
During install I performed my work with a temporary password that I did not care if it shows in the log file.
Near the end of the install I executed my custom action, a C# action, that will change the password to the desired password.
Thanks for your idea. It solved my problem.
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‎Sep 04, 2018
03:32 PM
Infront of the variabe name, you will see the option "Encrypt Variable value"
After setting that, you see the encrypted value in log.
Thanks,
Rakesh.
After setting that, you see the encrypted value in log.
Thanks,
Rakesh.
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