Open VahagnBleyan opened 4 years ago
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@VahagnBleyan I've transferred this issue to the relevant repo for the firstuseauthenticator.
Any news on this? is it possible to do or you all too busy for this ( up up up up
any updates on this??
Proposed change
Hi guys, it will be great to add support of hashed passwords in firstuseauthenticator. It will greatly helps in tljh installation automation process when you need to create jupyterhub with bunch of predefined users and passwords and also this feature will not compromise passwords when you store them in install process.
So for example for password test hashed with sha512sum tljh install will look