What's the best way to store an encrypted svn password on Ubuntu Server?
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Hullo, I have Ubuntu Server running a subversion server. I'm running the client on the same machine through SSH, and I'd like the svn client to remember my password, but not to store it as plaintext. Looking here I see two methods: gnome-keyring and kwallet. As I'm not using a desktop manager I'm a…
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You can run Gnome-keyring or Kwallet on the remote machine. Each comes in two components, a daemon and a GUI. You can run the GUI application on the remote machine if you run ssh with X forwarding. Just because it's a “server” machine doesn't mean y…
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