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Eliminate need for creds #28
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cansavvy
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Jul 14, 2024
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Next step is to make sure OTTR can actually run with this docker image as is. |
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I don't know if this existed before 3 years ago but it does now and adds a layer of encryption to the secret we need. I still will have it deleted as an extra safety thing. It was being deleted as originally written so most docker images are fine. But this way we'll have it deleted, encrypted, and maybe idk see if we can incorporate another layer of security I haven't thought of yet.New strategy. Found a way we don't need creds at all. Much simpler much safer.