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I'm trying to find a secure way to store token for my cli application. In the app I take the token from ms entra id and I want to store this token in user computer so that user can use it again until ...
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I am able to install my python package from GCP Artifactory. Authenticate to GCP. % gcloud auth application-default login Your browser has been opened to visit: https://accounts.google.com/o/...
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I used the keyring library in Python to store a password needed to logon to an external service. import keyring keyring.set_password("service_name", "username", "my_password&...
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Context Imagine I have a application with a Python server running as user 'python-app' on Linux and a Python client also running as user 'python-app'. The user 'python-app' does not have root ...
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I'm having trouble with the python keyring library. I want to extract passwords from an entry in the windows credential manager. After that I want to overwrite the password of that specific entry. ...
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When importing keyring, import keyring for some reason I keep on getting error message: "AttributeError: module 'io' has no attribute 'text_encoding' " the line preceding the error refers ...
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I am trying to use the keyring library from Python 3 to store and retrieve credentials for a user. The following simple example should store a password, read it back, and then read both the username ...
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I’m trying to compile a small python file which sends email based on the yagmail library, which itself relies on the keyring library. Compiling works fine. Executing with dry-run options works fine. ...
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"Keeping credentials safe in Jupyter Notebooks" (https://towardsdatascience.com/keeping-credentials-safe-in-jupyter-notebooks-fbd215a8e311) says that "Keyring integrates with your OS ...
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I want a python script to automatically start after boot on a linux computer. To achieve this I set up a systemd service: [Unit] Description=My Script Service Wants=network-online.target After=network-...
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I have a Python library hosted in Google Cloud Platform Artifact Registry. Besides, I have a Python project, using Poetry, that depends on the library. This is my project file pyproject.toml: [tool....
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I have upgrade from python 3.9.6 to 3.10.5 and kept thankfully the old version. This is on a Win-64 machine so should be using the WinVault backend (default) I have copied all the site_packages from 3....
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I'm trying to run a instance of a flask project with gunicorn on supervisor and I'm facing a issue where I'm not able to retrieve passwords from keyring after the first get_password() is called. After ...
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I'm trying to implement a systemd hook (systemd-sleep) to connect and disconnect from protonvpn. However, these scripts are executed as root and do not have access to the keyring. The backend is ...
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On my OSX M1 Mac I have the following keyring setup which works with Google Artifact Repository to resolve dependencies when using python on the command line shell. Refer to https://cloud.google.com/...
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