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SQLR-PWDENC(8)		 System Administration Utilities	  SQLR-PWDENC(8)

NAME
     sqlr-pwdenc - manual page for sqlr-pwdenc 1.9.3

SYNOPSIS
     sqlr-pwdenc [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION
     sqlr-pwdenc is the SQL Relay password encryption utility.

     When used with the appropriate password encryption module, passwords can be
     stored  in  encrypted  form  in the SQL Relay configuration, rather than in
     plain text.

     The sqlr-pwdenc utility can be used to encrypt a given plaintext  password,
     using  the  specified  instance  and password encryption id.  The encrypted
     output may then included in the configuration in  place  of  the  plaintext
     password.

OPTIONS
     -config config
	    Override the default configuration with the specified configuration.

     -id instanceid
	    Id of an instance, as defined in the configuration.

     -pwdencid passwordencryptionid
	    id of instance of passwordencryption module to use

     -password password
	    password to encrypt

EXAMPLES
     Encrypt  the  password  "pwd"  using the password encryption module with id
     "rot16" as defined in instance "myinst" in the default configuration.

	    sqlr-pwdenc -id myinst -pwdencid rot16 -password pwd

     Encrypt the password "pwd" using the password  encryption	module	with  id
     "rot16" as defined in instance "myinst" in the config file ./myconfig.conf.

	    sqlr-pwdenc  -config  ./myconfig.conf  -id	myinst	-pwdencid  rot16
	    -password pwd

     Rudiments version: 1.4.0 Compiled: Aug  9 2021 22:08:15

AUTHOR
     Written by David Muse.

COPYRIGHT
     Copyright (C) 1999-2018 David Muse
     This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.  There is  NO
     warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

SQL Relay			   August 2021			  SQLR-PWDENC(8)

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