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Hi All, Are There Any Alternatives To Storing User Credentials In


Hi RoundCat60 ,

Passwords should be encrypted before being stored

That's definitely an option (we had the same idea), however it would mean a more complex configuration procedure and might male it hard for less-savvy people to setup the server. Considering the fact that anyone with access to the server can basically access all data anyway, as AgitatedDove14 said, having the passwords for the account encrypted won't make or break you protection 🙂 .
BTW - if you're using AWS EC2, you can easily use the AWS Secrets Manager to store this information.

  
  
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