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en:software:tim:encryption_tim [2018/06/25 15:52] Philipp Deycke [Jboss encryption module and web frontend for TIM] |
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====TIM Properties==== | ====TIM Properties==== | ||
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- | In tim.properties credentials can be encrpyted with the encoder or the console and replace plain text usernames and passwords. As an example the image shows setting and editing the superuser and client-administrator passwords: \\ | + | In //tim.properties// credentials can be encrpyted with the encoder or the console and replace plain text usernames and passwords. As an example the image shows setting and editing the superuser and client-administrator passwords: \\ |
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====E-Mail Configuration==== | ====E-Mail Configuration==== | ||
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- | In the properties of the client unter the category mail server are the paramters SmtpUser and SmtpPassword.\\ | + | In the properties of the client unter the category //mail server// are the paramters //SmtpUser// and //SmtpPassword//.\\ |
- | These credentials can be encrypted accordingly to the methods above and as shown in the example. {{ :en:software:tim:encryption_mailserver.png?400 |}} | + | These credentials can be encrypted accordingly to the methods above and as shown in the example. {{ :en:software:tim:encryption_mailserver.png?600 |}} |
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Actionhandler like HTTPRequestHandler or RunSqlScriptHandler use credentials that can be encrypted by said methods. The example shows the RunSqlScriptHandler where ${user} and ${pass} are passed on encrypted via smartform: | Actionhandler like HTTPRequestHandler or RunSqlScriptHandler use credentials that can be encrypted by said methods. The example shows the RunSqlScriptHandler where ${user} and ${pass} are passed on encrypted via smartform: | ||
- | {{:en:software:tim:encryption_runsqlscripthandler2.png?600 |}}{{ :en:software:tim:encryption_runsqlscripthandler.png?800 |}} | + | {{:en:software:tim:encryption_runsqlscripthandler2.png?600 |}}{{ :en:software:tim:encryption_runsqlscripthandler.png?1000 |}} |
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====Timer==== | ====Timer==== | ||
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- | Just like actionhandler TIM can encrypt nessesary credentials for timers and hide them from plain text. The example shows the Timer signalByMailReply: | + | Just like //actionhandler// TIM can encrypt nessesary credentials for //timer// as well and hide them from plain text. The example shows the Timer signalByMailReply: |
- | {{ :en:software:tim:encryption_signal.png?1000 |}} | + | {{ :en:software:tim:encryption_signal.png |}} |
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