Is it possible to store the password requested by webdav in .davfs2/secrets already encrypted?
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davfs2 allows to store user's passwords on $.davfs2/secrets in plain text in order to then allow the user to mount the webdav without prompting for password.
Is it possible to store the password pre-encrypted? The idea would be that the user herself type the password in an interactive script that (knowing the encrypting algorithm) convert it in encrypted form and save it on $.davfs2/secrets.
In this way even root would not have access (brute-force apart) to the user password.
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davfs2 allows to store user's passwords on $.davfs2/secrets in plain text in order to then allow the user to mount the webdav without prompting for password.
Is it possible to store the password pre-encrypted? The idea would be that the user herself type the password in an interactive script that (knowing the encrypting algorithm) convert it in encrypted form and save it on $.davfs2/secrets.
In this way even root would not have access (brute-force apart) to the user password.
security encryption webdav password-store davfs2
asked Dec 7 '17 at 4:50
Antonello
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davfs2 allows to store user's passwords on $.davfs2/secrets in plain text in order to then allow the user to mount the webdav without prompting for password.
Is it possible to store the password pre-encrypted? The idea would be that the user herself type the password in an interactive script that (knowing the encrypting algorithm) convert it in encrypted form and save it on $.davfs2/secrets.
In this way even root would not have access (brute-force apart) to the user password.
security encryption webdav password-store davfs2
asked Dec 7 '17 at 4:50
Antonello
2401312
davfs2 allows to store user's passwords on $.davfs2/secrets in plain text in order to then allow the user to mount the webdav without prompting for password.
Is it possible to store the password pre-encrypted? The idea would be that the user herself type the password in an interactive script that (knowing the encrypting algorithm) convert it in encrypted form and save it on $.davfs2/secrets.
In this way even root would not have access (brute-force apart) to the user password.
security encryption webdav password-store davfs2
asked Dec 7 '17 at 4:50
Antonello
2401312
asked Dec 7 '17 at 4:50
Antonello
2401312
asked Dec 7 '17 at 4:50
Antonello
2401312
asked Dec 7 '17 at 4:50
Antonello
2401312
2401312
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add a comment |Â
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