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Adaptor Configuration
Storing Sensitive Values
Passwords and other security-sensitive configuration values can be
specified in configuration as prefix:data
, where the prefix
specifies how the value is stored. The value can be stored as:
- Plain text allowing the password or other information to be read by anybody who can read the configuration. Denoted by "pl" prefix.
- Obfuscated where the information in a highly unreadable format, but it is possible for anyone to retrieve the original text. Denoted by "obf" prefix.
- Encrypted which uses your HTTPS encryption key to encrypt the value. Denoted by "pkc" prefix.
Encoded Value: