generate_emu_config: Fix credentials

[detiam]

so no need to enter 2fa code every time and no need to save password in a plaintext file.

[DogancanYr]

You can put the username and password in the txt file and use it continuously.
What's the difference?

[Sak32009]

I strongly advise against storing sensitive data in plain text.

[detiam]

You can put the username and password in the txt file and use it continuously. What's the difference?

If 2fa/email code is enabled you need to enter it every login, with this you can skip it, even login without password, like real steam. And this is already in generate_emu_config, I just fixed it.

I strongly advise against storing sensitive data in plain text.

This token itself is encrypted, better than plain text password.

[Sak32009]

Of course, but if that token is exposed, it could be exploited.

[DogancanYr]

If 2fa/email code is enabled you need to enter it every login, with this you can skip it, even login without password, like real steam. And this is already in generate_emu_config, I just fixed it.

I didn't understand this sentence. "save password in a plaintext file." Did you mean token?

[detiam]

I didn't understand this sentence. "save password in a plaintext file." Did you mean token?

oh I mean "... and no need to save password in a plaintext file.", missing a bit, sorry 😅

[detiam]

Of course, but if that token is exposed, it could be exploited.

I added a switch to prevent saving token to disk.

[alex47exe]

Really cool idea. Mind if I integrate it in generate_emu_config on my gse_fork?

[detiam]

Really cool idea. Mind if I integrate it in generate_emu_config on my gse_fork?

No, feel free to :-)

[Detanup01]

Shouldnt saving into disk would be opt-in not the saving on disk to be opt-out?

[detiam]

Shouldnt saving into disk would be opt-in not the saving on disk to be opt-out?

Ok, updated

[Detanup01]

Neat, thanks!