Generate random passwords for Kickstart's rootpw section #2148
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| /** | ||
| * Generates a pseudorandom string of a given length. | ||
| * If charset string is not NULL and its length is greater than 0, | ||
| * it will be used as a dictionary, otherwize a default alphanumeric set |
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OMG. My recent intensive Czech language course definitely did some collateral damage to my brain. Fixed.
While the password is pseudo-random it is still better than accidentally having a server with 'changeme' password.
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While the password is pseudo-random it is still better than accidentally having a server with 'changeme' password.