References

• Schema: Passphrase
• Mapping:
  • passphrase
• Release:
  • YADE-485 Availability starting with 1.12.1.

Notes

A passphrase secures an AuthenticationFile that is used for SSHAuthentication. The passphrase is added when creating the private key authentication file.

Passphrases are not displayed in the YADE log files.

As a drawback passphrases are visible in YADE configuration files if not protected as secure strings, e.g. from a CredentialStore.

Support for KeePass versions 1 and 2.

Note: Availability starting with YADE-464.

Referencing CredentialStore fields.

Note: Availability starting with YADE-481.

Referencing a field in the CredentialStore is effected by the following syntax:

        cs://[entry_path]@entry_field

where

• cs://         is a constant prefix that is used by YADE to identify this setting to be a reference to a CredentialStore.
• entry_path      specifies the path to an entry within the CredentialStore database. Folders (groups) within a path are separated by a slash "/". This setting is optional. If ommitted then the value of the CSEntryPath configuration item is used.
• entry_field          is one of the standard fields available in a CredentialStore:
  • title
  • user
  • password
  • url
  • notes
  • attachment
  or the custom fields.

<Hostname> element:

• Usage like the examples below.
• If the entry field value is defined with host:port, YADE sets the <Hostname> and <Port> automatically.

Examples

• Examples for fully specified entry path:
  • <Domain>, <Hostname>, <Account>, <Password>, <Passphrase> elements:
    • cs://sos/mft_server/srv001@title
    • cs://sos/mft_server/srv001@user
    • cs://sos/mft_server/srv001@password
    • cs://sos/mft_server/srv001@url
    • cs://sos/mft_server/srv001@notes
    • cs://sos/mft_server/srv001@my_custom_field
  • <AuthenticationFile> element:
    • cs://sos/mft_server/srv001@attachment - the first attachment
    • cs://sos/mft_server/srv001@my_custom_field - a specified attachment
• Examples without fully specified entry path:
  • <Domain>, <Hostname>, <Account>, <Password>, <Passphrase> elements:
    • cs://@title
    • cs://@user
    • cs://@password
    • cs://@url
    • cs://@notes
    • cs://@my_custom_field
  • <AuthenticationFile> element:
    • cs://@attachment - the first attachment
    • cs://@my_custom_field - a specified attachment