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Hello Jasypt Team,
First of all, a big thank you for this very cool project.
I am a bit confused by this issue:
If I do
spring.cloud.config.password=myPasswordInClear
It is obviously working…
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The configuration file contains many passwords (database, TLS certs, keys) that should not be plaintext. Using Jasypt, we can encrypt these values and then provide the password outside the runtime.
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On startup, I get the following message logged for all of my *.properties:
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c.u.j.EncryptablePropertySourceConverter : Converting PropertySource applicationConfig: [classpath:/application.propert…
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Hi there! I've got some content encrypted with Jasypt that needs to be used in a Go application. Your code works pretty good for me (thanks!) but I've got some data that was encrypted with fixed salt …
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I started to use Jasypt in spring-boot with the maven dependency:
com.github.ulisesbocchio
jasypt-spring-boot-starter
2.1.1
My spring-boot starter class …
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password: ${DB_PASSWORD:ENC(bxXEba+WWXFUqdxUkobtVw==)} property default environment variable not working
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Password to encrypt properties should not be hardcoded in the bean but should be passed at runtime
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hi，my project
Use 2.1.1 for(jasypt-spring-boot-starter)，Spring Boot Version: 2.1.2.RELEASE
and has used @SpringBootApplication. JDK8
my config file content is
spring.datasource.username=root
s…
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**Describe the bug**
Rundeck on a vanilla Debian 10 install does not run. I had it fully working with Openjdk 13, but was forced to downgrade to **OpenJDK 8** cause of one compatibility issue, but th…
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I've tried converting my rundeck-config.properties to rundeck-config.groovy with the format instructed written on the documentation.
* Rundeck version: 3.0.22
* install type: RPM
* OS Name/versio…