+9Hello the community !
Recently you helped me on the ‘Massive import’ topic, by the usage of a script to execute many changes on one action. I’ve used this solution and it works fine.
I would like to improve the last line :
/usr/share/centreon/script/delete_device_from_hostgroup.sh <user> <password> <hostgroup> <file>
My objective is to hide <password>, for obvious security reasons. I’ve tried to use .bashrc file with an alias, but it didn’t work.
Do you have an idea to improve this ?
Thanks !
Best answer by omercier
My way of handling it with a script that is launched manually:
read -s PASSWORD
<type your password + ENTER (it won't be displayed)>
/usr/share/centreon/script/delete_device_from_hostgroup.sh <user> "$PASSWORD" <hostgroup> <file>
+13Hello Pierre
Is it the same contact/user you’re using each time you execute the script?
If yes, is it possible for you to do it directly into the script and not in the parameters.
+9Hello sduret, yes it’s the same user. It’s a good idea, I’ll test it next monday.
Thanks,
+13My way of handling it with a script that is launched manually:
read -s PASSWORD
<type your password + ENTER (it won't be displayed)>
/usr/share/centreon/script/delete_device_from_hostgroup.sh <user> "$PASSWORD" <hostgroup> <file>
+9Thanks omercier, yes it works fine, the password is hidden, and I don’t have to add it on each script.
I’ll apply this solution.
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