Command Central 10.7 | Using the Command Line Interface | Repository Commands | Securing Clear Text Passwords for Existing Git Repositories
 
Securing Clear Text Passwords for Existing Git Repositories
When you add new Git repositories, Command Central automatically encrypts the passwords in the dynamic configuration properties of the repositories. If a Git repository was added before updating Command Central to the latest fix, you can encrypt clear text passwords by updating the configuration properties file for each existing Git repository and prefixing the property name of password properties with @secure.
*To secure clear text passwords for existing Git repositories in Command Central:
1. Navigate to Software AG_directory\profiles\CCE\configuration\com.softwareag.platform.config.propsloader and open the com.softwareag.repository.git.pid-repository_name.properties file in a text editor.
2. Add @secure in front of each property name that has a password value. For example: @secure.password=mypassword
3. Save the file.