Limit special characters able to be used when generating the password. #13
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…MySQL in RDS does not allow '"', ' ', '@', '/'
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A little torn on how to implement this actually. I initially thought it should be a default behavior but that means existing databases won't be able to avail themselves of any further changes. Maybe I should allow the old behavior behind a variable so this doesn't try to recreate old passwords? |
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decided on making the special char override a variable with a sane default. can be overrided to "" and this will replicate the old behavior |
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Nov 14, 2023
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MySQL in RDS does not allow '"', ' ', '@', '/'
When generating passwords, Limit available special chars.